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I'm not sure why Joan would have necessarily wanted to bring Lillian across the street just because the baby was crying or ready to wake up, but I suppose it's possible she wanted the kids out of her hair. It's just odd to me that she didn't mention anything to the neighbor about bringing the...

As her daughter was not too far from turning five, she was probably old enough accurately report what she saw or didn't see. She didn't see a visitor. So we can probably assume she was hustled across the street before Joan's "visitor" arrived. Joan didn't even give a heads up to the neighbor...

That's kind of the way things were for many women of that pre-Pill era, although I doubt she would have been shocked to find herself pregnant again. You were married, you had babies. I do think Martin knew more about Joan he didn't say. I also believe there was something very wrong in Joan's...

It is. Only a couple of states have statutes of limitations longer than 3 years for these types of cases and MA isn't one of them. Here's the MA law that applies. https://malegislature.gov/Laws/GeneralLaws/PartIII/TitleII/Chapter229/Section2

They couldn't wait to file until after the second trial. The statute of limitations for wrongful death claims is 3 years. JO died in January of 2022 and the second trial ended in June of this year. The point about expenses is an important one. The science is not in Paul O'Keefe's favor. The...

Wouldn't even shock me much if the Canton PD took her back. I mean, she's a Canton girl after all. And they do love their townies.

Here's a fun story. Lawtuber Melanie Little said on her show that she ran into Laura McLaughlin, the third prosecutor on the case on a ferry to Block Island and they chatted about the trial. According to McLaughlin, during the second trial she and Lally weren't allowed to speak to Brennan unless...

I'd sell it too. As for the license, I don't think it's too difficult to get a hardship license on a first offense.

"And while you're at it, put that taillight back the way you found it! Small crack only will be acceptable."

Yes, that's basically what she said. Lally probably lost the keys.

I think you mean can she do a "weird Fall River accent"? Michael Proctor did not approve.

And possibly yet another conflict as Morrissey was "the founding and managing partner of Boyle, Morrissey & Campo, P.C" before Campo left to become a judge. https://www.mass.gov/person/michael-w-morrissey-norfolk-county-district-attorney

Those little change purses were very, very common. It's evidence of nothing. (and I think the Beaumonts' mother reported it as white and the one allegedly seen in his house 40 years later was beige.)

He used high tech government equipment for personal reasons. It's illegal, but even if charges aren't ever brought it's clearly grounds for termination. Working for a government agency doesn't give you the right to waltz into headquarters and use their assets for person gain of any sort. There...

But even if he did molest one son, there is still no actual evidence that he kidnapped and killed the Beaumont kids. Mullins' theory that the kids' swim suits were the same colors as his favourite satin gowns is laughable. I know people like to imagine these days that back then kids were never...

Wait, Lally hasn't responded? Shocking, I tell ya. Give the woman back her property, lozzahs!

I agree. Maybe "the Satin Man" did it, but I'm not convinced at all, and it's just more of the same from Mullins, who has a vested interest in selling his theory. There is nothing actually "new" here and I don't find the evidence all that compelling. In the US, it seems half of of California...

She was the defense attorney who finally got justice for Sean Ellis. I'm not sure if Trial 4 is still available on Netflix but I highly recommend.

He extracted ONLY what he wanted the authorities to see. Which of course would seem to indicate there were things he wanted kept hidden. We don't know if these were texts to Karen and/or texts to Albert-related people. What he did was illegal, which is why he consulted a lawyer whilst on the...

Here's the AI explanation: In Massachusetts, state troopers, specifically through their Commerical Driver's Lincensing Unit, administer CL skills tests in the process of issuing CDLs. While the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) is the agency that ultimately issues the licenses...