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For someone who won his case, CM spews a lot of venom. He made it clear that money is a big concern to him. Sounds like things didn't turn out quite as he had planned. Part of his anger may also stem from concern over what JA's book will reveal. (I can dream) The body language at the end of...

And then Kurtz complained during the trial that the defense funds were cut short. Geez

Only those he doesn't get paid for.

Yep, that's why he's there. CM could easily have stepped away, he did not have to defend KC on this.

That's why I sat on the fence for so long. Sm is obviously an intelligent person but, if he did it, made some really stupid decisions in the disposal of her body, leaving a hack saw and the packaging. For someone who theorized about the perfect murder for years I would have thought he would...

Backwoods, When you watch the hearing again. Watch Patterson when he is being questioned about the chloroform. I think you mentioned before you thought he was looking at Winters. During the chloroform segment he's cutting his eyes that way constantly.

I just ran across this article that has some more details about the email. Wasn't sure if it has been posted. She told Vandiver how much she had enjoyed Mercer and how wonderful Macon had been. Just in passing, without specifics, she told him that she thought someone had tried to break into...

Patterson testified that Tracy Sargent and her HRD dog searched the first time. http://www.k9sars.org/Instructor.html

I can't remember exactly what was said in the hearing. I know SM gave permission the first time. Didn't Buford ask something about a special warrant was needed for dogs? Dang, I may have to listen to that hearing again.

I would think that paint on gloves would be easily recognizable as paint. Stain would look more like blood. I wear the blue gloves to paint in. (I'm an artist) Even oil paint doesn't look like blood on them. It could be Buford knew it wasn't blood but just wanted to use it in the hearing.

I think Bessie and Thinman posted (yesterday?) that Winters probably will not use the dogs because Buford can create doubt based on the same questions he had in the hearing.

I think it's probably #3. I know in the Anthony case LE brought in a second dog to verify the hits the first dog got. The second dog hit in the same places. This was in the back yard a month after Caylee went missing. Beautiful dogs.

Wow This is so interesting. Thanks for all the info.

Good question about the laundry room.

Winters seemed pretty laid back and methodical in the hearing. I was just wondering if that would his demeanor in a murder trial. He and Buford seemed to have a amicable relationship. It's interesting to see different prosecutors style.

Have you seen Winters try a case before? If so, how would you describe him?

That made it sound a lot more complicated than I had thought.

That's what I thought in the Anthony case. Unfortunately the jury didn't believe the dogs.:maddening:

I was just in Villa Rica. Small town outside Atlanta about 2 hrs from Macon. Wow, those dogs got there fast. Maybe those are the ones the Atlanta friend called in.

LG's family hired Fred Golba to search the landfill and other areas. He was not the handler for the dog that searched the apt initially. http://cck9s.community.officelive.com/aboutus.aspx