I h ope you are wrong. There certainly is enough evidence and circumstances to consider. Thirty-one days is big. If is was accident, why not a burial or cremation? No human being should be thrown into a swamp to rot.
I think you are correct. The punishment will be the problem. Guilt yes. But what should be done with her is another problem. That will be addressed in the penalty phase, if there is one.
These people will not reach a decision because they want to go home. That would be a miscarriage of justice. I think they enough to go on to reach a verdict within two to three days.
I don't care if Kronk disturbed the remains and disturbed the duct tape. The fact is the duct tape was there at all says everything to me. We don't know how the duct taped was positioned. It was there.
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