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At 3:30pm, Terri, her husband Kaine Horman, and their daughter, Kiara, walked to the school bus stop to meet Kyron. The school bus driver informed them that Kyron had not boarded the school bus after school. She asked the bus driver to call the school and ask where Kyron was. She was informed by...

It actually makes it look like a distressed mother of a MISSING child, harassing the only person she knows, who had access to Kyron. In the fervent hope it may lead to something. Although TH is the only suspect that law enforcement has, they have yet to produce any evidence and have actively...

I don't agree, we know that law enforcement tried to set her up and she called 911, so you can't really allege anything of the sort. Then you speculate on that premiss that she would know someone else who would be willing to abduct or kill a child. Yes look at her body building connections, at...

It looks like a Mastive cross.

No not at all, Occam's razor is a principle that generally contends that, from among competing hypotheses, selecting the one that makes the fewest new assumptions usually provides the correct one, and that the simplest explanation will be the most plausible until evidence is presented to prove...

I remember reading that a text was sent and that the textee was concerned about Ayla being abducted. Could someone tell me about when that was please? I was wondering if it was around the time a life insurance policy was taken out on Ayla?

As strange as this may sound, I think she made herself scarce because she knew Ayla was going to be reported missing after that night but I believe she went missing much earlier and she, as well as the rest of them, know it...

It's obvious she thinks she has appeal to the masses, no one looking at her face could possibly see anything but a hideous, conceited and self-indulgent egoist who got away with murdering her baby. It's time to realize she's an adult and her pouty groping of that poor little puppy while...

She was obviously laughing at him not with him:floorlaugh:

No, the attorney is obligated to defend his client in the best way possible either by removing himself and assigning an attorney who hasn't heard the confession or simply defending his client to the best of his ability for the crime committed. The state still has to prove beyond a reasonable...

Agreed, however IF he becomes aware of a truth as in his client admits to causing the death of another, then an attorney is obligated to act on it by law. This is where I believe Baez failed, he thought he could pretend he didn't know. Which is different than an attorney sticking his fingers in...

This isn't personal, everyone is entitled to an opinion without censure this is Websleuths not ****** ******. About winning an unwinable case, that is a fallacious statement, as he won it was never unwinable, n'est-ce pas?

I don't really know what is happening but maybe it's just a lovers spat:dunno: but whatever it is KC is orchestrating everything. After all she knows where all the skeletons are buried. If she wanted JB by her side forever I'm sure she could coerce him into being her lackey.

I see a piano player naked in a field.........:shocked2: hope you know that one...he explodes ^^

Baez didn't win because he is a remarkable attorney, he was aided and abetted by the judge's bias against the prosecution, the appeasing by the judge of the defense noticed by the jury, the apathetic jury wanting to please the judge and go home as quickly as possible, JB"S outrageous lies...

JB Knew Caylee was dead, he knew she was dead from the beginning. We are not talking about other attorneys and scenarios but JB and what he should have done knowing that truth. He tried to pin this on many others before he decided on Grandpa which of course means he fabricated everything knowing...

I agree to some extent, we choose jurors biased in favor or supposedly neutral or totally ignorant of the world around them and expect a reasonable verdict. How about taking the the first 12 people who qualify after a background check and let them do their best. Just seems rather silly to choose...

Um....isn't stating that her defense attorney "wasn't there to find the truth" make the truth irrelevant? that is how it seems to me, CA's defense team went one step further they concocted a lie. All the time knowing Caylee was dead at the hands of her mother. So they knew the truth and it was...

I wholeheartedly disagree with your interpretation of winning but each to his own. It's a sad day when people consider the truth irrelevant and deceit and subterfuge are appropriate substitutes.

Really...so a win no matter how achieved is a victory ? If a runner trips his opponents it's a win ? if you stack a deck of cards in your favor is it a win ? is lying and cheating to get a win really any sort of victory. All I saw was the loss for our justice system and the erosion of everything...