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I am going to watch trial.....I believe it was in the statement made by the woman in Canada who was at one time engaged to brad. She contacted AS when she found out that brad lied ( or forgot) her last name. I found it in the W/S documents page for this case.

I am going to watch trial.....I believe it was in the statement made by the woman in Canada who was at one time engaged. I found it in the W/S documents page for this case.

I believe any child born within a marriage is considered to be a product of the marriage in NC.

Who would think a wooden duck ( or is it ceramic or soapstone, because I have seen all three) could be used as a murder weapon? I can only thing of one poster here, and that would be me.....if it was ceramic, it would be broken. If wooden or soapstone, it could be used. IMHO Since it is not...

I don't know anyone in the trial, in court, in Cary, any of the family. I would not be able to sit on this jury because I have an identical twin, and identify too closely with KL's loss. Since this is the first trial I have watched in entirety, and I am a W/S newbie, I can say I have learned...

I still am wondering about that small straight line bruise noted on autopsy on Nancy's neck. Is it perfectly straight? I'm really curious about that finding.

In the depo, I believe brad said that they had a family account

don't forget about vomit....something that happens with strangulation

Thank you....and I am officially done quacking about ducks in the foyer!:rubberducky::rubberducky::rubberducky:

I appreciate your insight as well. from my recollection, there was discoloration of the strap muscles, decomposition of the face and neck, straight thin line bruising ( which very well could have been her necklace as well) on the neck .....only a little over 1 inch. why not longer? if the...

I'm checking out for dinner now....I don't really need to hammer on those ducks anymore. I believe I have made my point.....and whether it is of significance or not, we will see. I am content with my theory and welcome any other ideas.....Ciao!

Anatomy and physiology was my favorite topic in college! Licensed professional, retired. I know what is possible, and how difficult it would be to break that bone. There were not signs of struggle, and I am not talking about a cut here. I am talking about a major targeted blow. It would be...

not the bill.....test the bottom edge of the duck.....the body of the duck fits in the hand with the back of the duck against the palm of the hand, turned, to make the sharp edge the one that contacts the neck. The smaller the surface area of a force, the greater the force delivered. Ever had...

At some point I posted a theory regarding physiology of hyoid bone fracture. I don't know how to find it since I am new here. and there I introduced the possibility of one of the wooden ducks being used as a weapon.

Never watched a trial until this one. have no interest in crime, except to protect myself and my family. have heard the guilty verdict pronounced. You're right. I'm just a lay person.

My mom collected wooden ducks. They sit flat on a table, and the flat edge is a sharp edge if held properly in the hand. I used to pick them up all the time. I know my ducks.

When I was about 2 1/2 years old, I grabbed the neighbors duck by the neck and started swinging. Got in trouble. I feel like I am 2 1/2 all over again.....WAAAAHHHHH!! And.....this time, I am NOT letting go!

yep, that is a great example. You got it! With that example, WE really is of authority.

I feel deeply saddened for the Cooper family as well as the Rentz family. In no way would I ever disrespect them. They have lost too much already at no fault of their own.

I just am trying to make sense of the lack of struggle, the thin line bruising, the fractured hyoid bone, the missing ducks that suddenly come back into evidence.....that were not really missing, but were testified to be in the foyer before the murder, and not in the foyer after the murder...