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He allowed the civil suits to be entered as evidence against JY. He allowed the daycare workers testimony even though that should be considered hearsay. He instructed the jury to consider JY had an accomplice when coming to a verdict even though there was no such evidence of an accomplice to JY...

It's as ridiculous as it sounds. Sent from your mom's smartphone

If you look at the circumstantial evidence, most of it doesn't even fit and can't be attributed to JY. Investigators started their investigation with, how can we prove he's guilty, and worked out from there, trying to shoehorn evidence and witnesses to make it fit. Sent from your mom's smartphone

There's more evidence that points away from JY. The evidence they used against him seems to be a forced fit and most of the time doesn't even fit. Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk

If that's a deciding factor for guilt, wouldn't there have to be some evidence of that? JY's communications with everyone, including his multiple affairs, is well documented. His financial records are well documented, so there was no payoff. He didn't want to talk to police because anyone with...

Question, was the jury instructed that they could consider that JY did not act alone before deliberations? I believe I read this somewhere, and correct me if I'm wrong. If that is true, I would like to see evidence that he had an accomplice. Sent from your mom's smartphone

JY wore the smaller shoes to try and conceal the fact that it was him. Then he changed his shoes because they were not comfortable, but he forgot that he just murdered someone right there and stepped in the blood. Or, the other theory is that he wore one pair of shoes on his hands and the...

The bloody foot prints in the bathroom weren't sock wearing feet. Also her pajamas were "shockingly clean" yet chemically tested positive for blood. So, either the pajamas were washed, or she got invisible blood on them. Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk

Link to the DNA being found on the medicine? JY testified that a side effect of the medicine was hyperactivity in children, so it would've been a bad drug to give to a child. Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk

Gloves won't leave fingernail marks. If he washed off outside, blood would've been in the grass. Unless it was raining? And if she fought back, and JY was the attacker, how did he make it out of there without a scratch on him? Sent from your mom's smartphone

I was just throwing out a theory. The crime scene really did not look like a meticulously timed out and planned murder. It looked like someone, blinded by rage, beat MY until they were too fatigued to raise their weapon again. You don't plan a murder on your ability to go rage out. The...

It's not determined what shoes he's wearing. The shoes he's wearing in his photos after police have him look a lot like the HP Orbital that could've left the shoe prints. Leads me to believe he replaced them. Edit: There's three other pairs of shoes that had the same tred as the HP Orbitals he...

The cameras took one picture every 15 seconds. There's no way JY would've known this, but somehow he did and ran to avoid being caught on camera? Sent from your mom's smartphone

That was part of his meticulous plan. He had to be seen on one camera showing he was in the hotel, then move and unplug the camera by the exit then admit to going outside twice, once to get his charger, and once to smoke a cigar. Hold up.... Why even admit to stepping outside the hotel if there...

Also, the police never inventoried the bags taken from JY's SUV when they searched it. I've had my car taken by police, traffic violation, cop was a prick. I said no to a search of my vehicle, but if they impound your vehicle, they can *inventory* the contents of the vehicle. A little fourth...

That's why I'm theorizing two suspects. Maybe the drunk, intoxicated, or just plain engaged person snapped to after the attack and realized what had been done. Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk

This is just theoretical, but I'm saying two people. One killer and one accomplice. And drunk rage is the only way to describe that crime scene. You don't meticulously plan to go commit a rage murder. And CY never identified the attacker. She was two, almost three. JY didn't want her around the...

DNA degrades over time if not stored properly. They're not going to find a viable sample of the previous owner's DNA in your house, and they're not going to find the previous owner's DNA on your jewellery box. Sent from your mom's smartphone

Or someone watching the house. If they had been watching for a day or more, they would've seen JY packing up his car and leaving for the night. Or even if they didn't see him leave, they would've seen only one car in the garage. Edit: I know the DNA lab tested against 24 samples of DNA. Half...

Here's a theory. There was one attacker. Attacker goes overboard and kills her in a drunk rage. Attacker freaks, leaves the scene, calls a friend or two. Friend or two come back, help clean the scene, and take CY and clean her at a different location. They can't keep CY, so they bring her back...