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Does the NJ trial have streaming video available or just what you can see on TV? Just wondering if that's the difference. I probably would go to court more often if I couldn't watch it online without commercials.

The only other person I'd consider on the heavy side is maybe the court reporter. She was dressed normally when I was there. I'm not reading anything into Klink's sweating, merely pointing out that it happened on another day too. It may be normal for him. Some people are just naturally hot...

Klink was sweating and fanning himself when I was there on Tuesday too, and I too thought it was cold in the courtroom. Any jurors in particular you found to be interesting? There is an African-American male in the front row who was nodding off when I was there (the first half of JLY's...

It's true. They call it the "evidence buffet." I believe it happens because in NC the jurors cannot take evidence into the jury room with them. It can only be viewed in the courtroom in the presence of the judge/defendant/attorneys. Someone with a legal background can probably do much better at...

I missed part of Josh's testimony. What did BH ask that the defense objected to?

Any chance you were in the courtroom on Tuesday sitting behind her? I know exactly who you're referring to, the woman with the straight brown hair. There was a gentleman in a suit on Tuesday behind her who appeared to have WS pulled up on his phone. :)

AlwaysShocked wrote: "The murderer was obviously in a frenzy of striking the victim. Thirty blows! And here I would like to have the prosecutors actually administer 30 blows - perhaps to a doll. Or even onto a table, if they can't bring themselves to use a doll. But that jury needs to HEAR...

Same here -- Mr. Happy is on his way home too. Off to throw something frozen in the oven and straighten the house! :sweep:

I had to do it in a job several years ago. A male coworker died of a heart attack at age 49. I will never forget having to sit with his grieving wife to go over the details of his policy and get their family set up with COBRA insurance. :(

Ooh, who is this? I swear HC said yesterday that Spivey was their last witness.

He owes a lot of money to the Fishers for the civil judgment.

Mama-cita, I hope you are correct!!!

That's what I mean. I originally hoped the defense would put him on the stand again but now I'm afraid if he does testify the PT will blow it. Again.

I'm so disappointed in the prosecution team right now. I had high hopes that JLY would take the stand again and they would pummel him with hard questions and expose his lies. After the awful direct on Spivey I hope JLY DOESN'T take the stand, because I think they'll completely blow their...

Is anyone in the courtroom today? I want to know if the man in the front row of the jury (juror #5?) is dozing again. :sleep:

BBM Being out of town 1-2 nights a month is quite different from the type of freedom he wanted IMO. He wanted no responsibilities, no strings. Basically, he wanted a promiscuous, college frat-boy lifestyle and you can't have that when you're married with a child and another on the way. He...

No idea. I'll admit I was surprised when I walked in and saw how few people were there. I was in a row with only two other people, 4 people behind me in the back row. I suspect we'll see more people in the courtroom later in the week when the defense presents its case, as people will want to be...

They appeared to be the only two. LF and MeF were in the front row on the prosecution's side, and about 4-5 people sitting behind them that seemed to know them. One woman clearly knew LF because she kept putting a hand on her shoulder and leaning up to whisper to her. Then a bunch of us...

I was disappointed that Beth Karras wasn't there today. :) There's a huge In Session satellite truck parked on Fayetteville Street though.

I don't know if it was broadcast online or not, but just before they brought in the jury from the lunch break the judge said something about Det. Spivey being the final witness for the PT and HC acknowledged that. The attorneys are not talking into microphones in the courtroom (just wired for...