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Bold by me If I understand correctly, the only "Not Guilty" box available on the form says not guilty to the charge indicated AND to all lesser charges. So if someone believes she is not guilty of the murder charge, but is guilty of one of the lesser charges, that person cannot mark the "Not...

I am also surprised and curious to know if it's normal. Even with taking notes and not just memory, I've seen first-hand how poor some adults are at doing that.

And thankfully, one of ours has the ability to turn the ABS off. (I find that it's more of a liability for driving in snow for some of us who were taught old-time skills for driving in ice and snow.)

There is a nice graphic in the Facebook group devoted to the search for Riley that shows the height of the river for the past 10 days or so. On the day he went missing, it had been raining and storming, and the water level was significantly higher than it was on the day the card was found...

The card may not have been in his wallet, if he even has one. It's possible that in his condition at the bar, he used the card to pay his tab but didn't bother/couldn't manage to put in back into a wallet, and simply stuffed it into a pants pocket. Movement - voluntary or not - on that...

And if her attorney knows what he's doing, he's telling her not to talk about anything to her parents even. She can take the fifth during an interrogation or trial, but others she talks to cannot, right?

One wonders if the attorney fees and restitution that they will likely pay on her behalf will start tapping out their own finances, though. And if there are any negative career impacts on them, she may end up really losing out on that high-class living so emphasized in her photos.

Maybe it's already been posted, but if the 911 call is 2 minutes long (??), then the car was covering 15 FEET per SECOND while she was on the phone with dispatch. That seems an unlikely walking pace for a toddler to keep up for so long, even if she and the child were separated by a gap that was...