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And her 12 year old child, too: Brady then went into the stadium with her husband and 12-year-old son to sit and watch the ceremony, according to an investigative report from the coroner's office. Once seated, Brady then told her family she wanted to move higher into the stadium and her family...

I work for a small college and the amount of planning that goes into the commencement ceremony is insane--even for a school of our size. Everything is choreographed down to things as specific as pauses for breath during speeches. There are also a lot of "what if" scenarios that pop up during...

I'm mostly just a lurker on cases, but I don't think I've ever seen a case that has people as divided as this one. One thing that really sticks out to me is: the girls' killer is winning. Either RA is innocent and someone is evading justice while an innocent man sits in jail or RA is indeed...

Update from the Columbus Dispatch: Brady had suffered from mental health issues and had attempted suicide at least twice before, most recently earlier this year, according to the coroner's office. Her husband told investigators that she had not been compliant with her medications...

Going off of the quote from law enforcement, it sounds...intentional. :(

From the University's newspaper: ...police "do not suspect foul play or an accidental fall" https://www.thelantern.com/2024/05/coroners-office-identifies-individual-who-died-sunday-university-says-police-do-not-suspect-foul-play-or-accidental-fall/

https://www.wlwt.com/article/coroner-identifies-woman-died-fall-ohio-state-graduation/60718768 The Franklin County Coroner’s Office identified the person as 53-year-old Larissa Brady. The coroner's office said she was pronounced dead at 12:25 p.m. by the Columbus Division of Fire at OSU Football...

I believe he claimed it was the result of him pulling the blankets. I didn't think he or anyone claimed that a dead body just rolled onto the floor on its own.

There was a case a few years ago where a teen about the same age disappeared on his way to school, also with noted medical conditions, that seemingly dragged on without any answers. He was found deceased a few months later in a neighbor's empty (holiday) house, having gotten stuck while...

I'm with ya there. So many oddities swirling around this case.

Good point. Every time I've been called to jury duty, it's always been settled the day I was supposed to appear.

I've long thought that this would never make it to trial and RA, if guilty, would eventually plead out. With the trial apparently imminent, what are the odds he ends up making a plea within the next two (?) weeks. Is it too late to be offered a plea? What would that look like?

I was starting to think this was I wonder if he'll hide from this appearance, too. I didn't read much of the trove of his Reddit posts, but from what I did read, he was an arrogant know-it-all. Amazing the amount of cowardice he's displaying now.

I was not expecting that twist.

I was going to add that as well--it also reminds me, when I still drank, of how I would walk down my hallway to the bathroom and back when drunk. Constantly patting the wall for "guidance". Another possibility--I'm extremely nearsighted. If I wake up and make that trip to the bathroom without...