My sincere hope is that, after an overnight "time out" in which to process the events of the day, the ExpertWitness has awakened with the scales falling from her eyes and a realization that she has been duped by the defendant and the defense team.
Surely she must admit to herself that...
Yes!
That's who she reminded me of -- John Couey as he sat at the defense table coloring and pretending to be the Village Idiot. Now we get to observe an artistic little Einstein!
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May our jaunderful Gallery Girls (and Guys) be surrounded today by people who maintain proper courtroom decorum , who contain their emotions, and who smell fresh and clean.
You courtroom observers are a blessing to us outsiders and we hang on every word of your reported observations and...
Juror#5 received an early dismissal and is now free to observe from the gallery. Right?
When the time comes for deliberations by the Final 12, will the five remaining jurors be released from admonitions? If not, will they still be required to report to the courthouse for jury duty at $12 an...
A couple of months, while walking into a PX on an Army base, I passed a vendor in the mall selling those same products -- shirts and shorts that could be personalized on the spot to say "Bobby's Girl" or "I belong to Joe'"etc. There were quite a few customers...
I'm expecting 20 adults and 12 kids tomorrow. I keep coming back here for more video viewing in between tasks, pretending I'm looking up recipes. I just cannot walk away from this fascinating case! One of my guests is also following this, so maybe we'll spend some time tomorrow furtively...
Jeetjet?
No,ju? I'm fixin' to make me some eggs and I believe I have a taste for some biscuits. It's been a right good while since I had me some. Djall already have coffee?
That little threaded thing in the grommet looks to me like one of those brass "stops" on the end of drawstrings, sometimes used on hooded jackets. Just my own opinion, of course.
I have also seen those grommetted "stops" on laundry bags and on those nylon cases for tents and quad chairs...
I was treated for PTSD after surviving an abduction in 1972. The memories are still crystal clear. The symptoms resurfaced about 15 years later, and I immediately sought professional help. I was able to put it behind me with the comforting reassurance that I SURVIVED!
Describing it here is...
Viv, I love your parody!
I can picture the final scene now:
She's strapped to the table, the needle is inserted, and a voice says,
"Just smile and say cheese...."
KCL, you mentioned that you thought it was interesting that JM left the definition of "compassion" up on the screen for a long time, even after that discussion with RS passed. I noticed that, too, and I am wondering if that was meant to remind the JURORS not to be sucked in by the defendant's...
I agree with your theory. She may have temporarily replaced the rental car's CA plates with AZ plates to make the vehicle less conspicuous while parked in the neighborhood. Just moo.
I'm not a hairdresser, but if I WERE, and a client complained about my giving him/her a "bad haircut," I might be effusively apologetic, but not traumatized.
Maybe the question was also a tongue-in-cheek reference to the doc's locks -- a little longish in the back.
The principle players on this show may as well be sporting rainbow wigs and red noses! As much as I am addicted to this case, HLN AD is one program I can walk away from. It COULD be a quality program if it were not so silly.
You have convinced this sleuth that the gun was used first! The perp was a poor shot and fired again but the gun jammed. He's still alive! The gun is now useless so she resorts to the knife. She has to annihilate her wounded victim to ensure that he does not survive to possibly tell what she...
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