Wow...it would be interesting to know what experience AS "the writer" has with the writings of Henry James. He doesn't strike me as a reader, but then he doesn't strike me as a writer either. (Referencing a post on a recent thread that DS mentioned she thought he was a good writer.)
BBM: Among the MANY other things that made this a shoddy investigation, besides not testing all of the evidence including RZ's phone and messages: they dragged it out until the end of summer to do, IMO a very arrogant and not believable, dog and pony show. IMO They strategically chose the...
To me it reads very much like a revenge message. I believe that's why, at first, DS was suspected of being the mastermind because we knew how she felt about RZ and that she would also have a, IMO rightful anger, toward RZ and her ex-husband JS.
If I was on the jury and after the verdict would happen to come here to Websleuths and read this and every other deplorable thing done to Rebecca's memory and to this family that JS enabled, I would be dumbstruck with the lack of humanity and general decency of the man. Adding that much of it...
Hi MrsThreadgoods...You'll hear it at this link http://www.kusi.com/jurors-in-wrongful-death-trial-to-continue-deliberations-wednesday/, the update with Caitlan Rather.
As important as whether or not she was sexually assaulted would be "why would her underwear be in the guest house trash can in the first place." :facepalm:
Every time I read "Rebecca Zahau was found hanged..." it gets to me because we know of Adam's multiple lies. For once I would like to read "Adam Shacknai states that he found Rebecca Zahau hanged..."
Regarding the short rebuttal—IMO paraphrasing Rebecca’s last words demonstrated a powerful contrast to Webb’s hollow “let Adam get on with his life.”
Talking about the missing 2 front pages from Dr. Wecht's autopsy and impugning Dr. Wecht's testimony, saying Dr. Wecht didn't know about RZ's DNA on the knots, that he didn't look at any evidence of the case that "you the jury" have seen here in this trial.
I am sure Greer is noting the...
He is talking about interpreting the painting on the door using Tsuida's statement that they concluded that "Rebecca likely painted the message on the door." So many people have gone on for years about what this message means. IMO the only one who can tell us exactly what that message meant...
BBM: God bless her and all of the Zahau family. I seem to remember reading that Rebecca's father's death was partially attributed to the stress of Rebecca's death. So very unnecessarily, even increasingly, sad. :(
BBM: Hmmmmm....you wonder if JS really doesn't think AS was the perpetrator that he may *wish* he would have allowed and encouraged the investigation to the fullest extent possible to prove the innocence of his own brother.
Makes me wonder if Greer may bring up the fact that Zahaus tried time...
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