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Caught up, finally, and about to head to bed. I'm really looking forward to the medicare fraud/financial details, and to any information about problems within the marriage. Thank you to everyone posting.

I'm in Australia, so I probably can't watch much, but I sure will be reading each day to keep up, thank you!

Dental record identifications are made from the whole dental picture normally. Which teeth are missing, which are filled-what surfaces, what material, have they had root fillings, are they chipped or worn, have any teeth had crowns etc. The crucial factor is how big the fragment is, and what...

I am a dentist. It's reasonably common for people to keep their teeth after having an extraction-close to 100% for kids, (tooth fairy!), and probably 20% of adults do. Yes, especially if they contain gold work. When I was a dental student, we had to source our own teeth to learn tooth anatomy...

The Institute would be dying a long slow death now. Dentists are unpopular at the best of times. Douchbag dentists that probably hired a hitman to murder their brother in law, (plus delightful parents) would be completely on the nose. Florida is flooded with dental practices. Who would want to...

Dental practices are quite rigid workplaces, because everything has to be done just so. If staff are paid every fortnight, except sometimes for holidays-exactly as I do by the way-that is when they are paid. I have not known a practice to take cash without declaring it for at least 15 years...

The staff testimony is interesting. I have fantastic staff, but if they thought I was involved in a murder, they would do the right thing, without a doubt. Dental assistants in the USA are usually poorly paid- under $20/hr. If KM was supposed to have worked there for two years, even part time...

So true! I'm a dentist, (not in USA, but read a lot of USA based boards, FB etc), and when I started reading about this case, I remember looking up the Institute's website, and being distinctly underwhelmed. It's a smallish practice, which looked quite shabby on the website photos. The...

Does anyone know any details of the charges of mistreatment of her grandfather?

Another dental appointment? oh, come on, as if a dentist wouldn't squeeze a judge in at the end of the day/early in the morning, or on a Friday if they knew that the appointment was going to close a court down. We do it all the time, for all sorts of reasons. (If the person has a good reason not...

I'm about to shower, and head to bead. (Australia) I have already set the alarm clock a bit earlier, to let me catch up tomorrow morning before work. Not sure how much sleep I'll be getting though!

Sweating it out in Tasmania for this verdict.

Oh, come on- Borce has been investigated, charged, committed for trial, and then pleaded guilty. We might not like how Sarah has conducted herself since her Mother went missing, but there is Zero evidence that she was involved. She has enough problems, which have been caused, in the main, by Borce.

This trial reminds me of one of those sketches in which the outline of a beautiful young lady, and an old hag, can be seen. (Oh, thats the nose there!) We all "see" one thing first, but can find the other image with examination. Except for in this one ,the old hag is jumping out at me, and...

I do feel terribly sad for Sarah. I think her misplaced loyalty is understandable, she is very young, probably had a quite sheltered upbringing, first her beloved Mum was missing, and then found murdered, and her Dad promised her he didn't do it, he didn't know anything.She must have felt like...

The Moors Murderers in the UK took photos of her on one of the grave sites. In the 1960s.

As a dentist, I've been making my patients smile all week, whining about the judge taking time off (an already short week), to go to a dentist. Imagine keeping all those people waiting. Must have been an emergency!

CM is the only one on trial for murder though. We are only a fraction into the trial, hopefully you will find the evidence more compelling by the end of it. (Or not, it doesn't matter)

Sorry, mucked up my quote, fridaybaker

<modsnipped broken quote> My husband had an angiogram a week ago, and would have had stents placed at that time if they were required. (They weren't, thank goodness) He was not allowed to use his right hand-the angiogram was done via his wrist, but sometimes they use the groin- to lift over...