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Oh I completely agree. There is no way she could possibly think he is innocent. Not sure if she participated, but she definitely knows and she's not sorry.

Can anyone tell me where I can watch this video of NL in court?

Shoot! I am still learning here and had meant to reply to someone else's post about crimes of passion, not paste my own quote. But take-home message is still the same :)

There sure are crimes of passion, but they aren't committed but people with absolutely NO history. Not all of us are susceptible to committing crimes of passion. That said, I understand that there may be JC history that we were unaware of.

I cannot think of a single case of spousal homicide when there weren't warning signs, and research tells us that there almost always are. Again, maybe there were some of these signs but we don't know about them yet. I don't think being 21 makes someone too young to kill. I do think it, given...

He doesn't fit the profile. He's too young and I think he would be carrying some SIGNIFICANT guilt if he did snap and killer her in a range over alleged affair. He has been scrutinized by LE and the media and amateurs alike, and no one could come up with anything suggesting a violent past or...

JC is not responsible. My heart goes out to him.

I don't think it's the husband's excuse. I think it's Erin's excuse, that she gave to her husband.

In addition, maybe LE does have phone records or other records indicating that a certain person known to EC was the last verified person to see EC that day. But without any forensic evidence, it would be a big risk for prosecutors to try and convince a jury that this person is responsible beyond...

You know what really gets me about this case? Okay, a couple of things: 1) I can't help but identify with young Erin, being in love at that age, and the possibilities. It's so easy for your judgment to get clouded. If she were involved in an extra-marital affair, that is relevant to the...

Re: Any Marine suspects, I doubt any wives were actively involved in the disappearance of Erin. However, they may be actively involved in providing alibis for their husbands/SOs

Ah! As a newbie I am still trying to figure out how to reply to individuals, but maskedwoman brought up an important point re: following orders- should a young Marine follow orders given by his/her Commanding Officer, or those adhering to legal standards if they are indeed conflicting? Not sure...

A couple of other thoughts about the Military culture: -If a commanding officer were somehow involved, officers beneath hum/her are expected to be obedient and obey whatever commands are set forth -Don't know this for a fact, but I would expect that Marines are trained to handle interrogations...

Hello Fellow Websleuthers! I registered and decided to post based on another user's acute observation that there were many more lurkers than posters, so here I come, happy to join your community! This case really resonates with me. It's pretty conclusive that we know Erin was having an affair...