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Hmmm - reluctant to really give it much weight to be honest. Crime library is not exactly renowned for getting all their facts straight for starters. Secondly they have put it in quotes which means they are claiming this is what he actually said - I'd like to know their source. If they are...

I am fairly sure that the prosecution produced at least one expert witness which refuted the claim that that print could be positively identified as Darin's print. Not 100% sure but think I remember reading it somewhere- don't have time to check it now. Goody or Mary might know :)

Just be aware guys that there is pretty much no reason to buy the book for anything other than the photos. The bulk of the book is just reprinted newspaper articles with CWB's comments interjected into them. Not only is it riddled with spelling and grammatical mistakes but a lot of the...

One quick thing- Darlie maintains that the bloody fingerprint on the coffee table and on the U-room/garage door are not hers but the intruders. This means that the intruder (if he existed) must have had at least blood on his hands- enough to leave a bloody fingerprint on the coffee table but...

I have no problem with thinking that he could have been dead for an hour-ish. But I think if he had been dead for 3-4 hours then the paramedics would have had some idea of that. Rigor mortis normally starts setting in sometime around 3-4 hours (maybe less with small children?). I'm also not...

Hey Beesy, I can see why you would tag Darlie with this label (though at the same time I think we have to recognise it is arm-chair pyschology at best). But what I don't get is how you go from saying she has a Narcissistic and Histrionic personality disorder to saying 'and so she is a...

Wouldn't the paramedics/coroner etc been able to tell if Devon had been dead hours before the so-called attack? Body temp etc?

LOL- you just said pretty much the same thing as I did in that other post :) We're on the same page :) I posted it a few days ago and have copied it below. Regarding Darin- I agree that he simply could not have turned on a dime and decided to protect Darlie. There is no way he came...

I'm not glued to it Goody (the other post I recently made in response to your other question along that line should show that). All I'm doing is trying to fit the evidence into a hypothetical timeline. For instance I sincerely doubt she could have cut the screen after she had injured herself...

It depends on which of Darin's statements you believe. In his affidavit he wrote At trial he said So which is more likely/reliable? In his affidavit written soon after the events he describes things like noticing his wallet hitting the floor which seems to be a distinct memory, and...

Hey Goody :) I'm actually not convinced that is the case (which is why in my last post I wrote 'But then again maybe we have all misunderstood how the crime happened...). I think it is the default that we all run with (at least that I know I have run with) and we've all tried to fit...

That's only one trip towards the garage whilst she was bleeding. It's pretty clear that whoever cut the screen was not bleeding whilst they did so... or at least not bleeding profusely enough to have inevitably left blood marks in the garage. Had Darlie cut the screen during the few minutes of...

There are a couple of problems with this scenario. Firstly what is Darin doing whilst Darlie starts stabbing the boys? She actually manages to kill Devon and stab Damon multiple times before he reacts? That sounds highly implausible... And it relies on the second problem, that both Darin...

Go back to the main screen where all the threads are listed and about a 1/4 of the way down the screen on the left is a button which says New Thread. Hit that and follow the prompts from there (you'll need to give it a subject/title at one point). Looking forward to what you have to say.

I did? Cool :)

Doesn't the photo say 2001 under it?

A very interesting hypothesis, and one which has a great deal of truth behind it I think. As a side note I think the Diane Downs case has a great deal of similarity with Darlies (beyond simply the superifical). However, I'm not so sure I agree with this statement Whilst the Routier case...

Haven't had time to read it or digest the info on here yet but no mention of the screen and bread knife fibers in the latest motion eh?

I don't think it was a cop-out at all actually, nor a licence for the prosecution to not to their job properly. I think it was just the opposite in fact. It was the prosecution trying to ensure that the killer of those two boys was in fact convicted... which is their job. Her trial for Damon's...