To be honest, I wanted to know what Woodward was going to say for years but based on the recent article shared, details of his "mental state deteriorating", and his disinterest or unwillingness to remember details about his life in court make this all the more miserable. He really did this for no reason at all. I don't think we'll ever know the truth. It sort of makes you just kind of numb to this entire trial. He's such a joke, it's embarrassing, he's embarrassing that's why he tries to cover his with his hair and mumbles in court. Judge, call it in already. It's time.
The biggest thing I do not understand is what did Blaze do? What was he talking about in the text he sent to a friend? I believe Blaze was a smart young man but the one thing that keeps me up is "Why did you meet up with this man? How did you feel comfortable meeting up with this man?" Past reports from students—one of Blaze's close friends on 48 Hours—said many thought Woodward would be the type of guy to commit a shooting, drew guns, made homophobic and conservative remarks, and wrote the n-word in a copy of Raisin in the Sun. Was it because it would make a good story? I am sure what happened was not something he expected to happen (obviously), but...(sigh) there's so much to discuss. Look out for yourselves everyone, never be too cautious. In one of the first interviews his parents did on Fox 11, the reporter said, "If you could turn back time". You can see Jeanne's face say so much, it could be so simple, but it's not possible, as she said herself. It's very tragic.
