Guess the recent rain has me again thinking of Bryce. Either he's there or he isn't, and if he's there, there must be some type of equipment to find him. It's still possible if offered a ride, he would have taken it. Screaming: FIND HIM. And, if he is eventually found deceased elsewhere, there...
I don't think hormones is a legitimate defense. Better TA be evaluated mentally because there's something definitely wrong other than hormones. Ultimately, she may end up in a mental facility. And, let us not forget TA raised her son. Sure doesn't seem she did a very good job. Guesses are part...
Re-watched news stories re: courthouse charges, it doesn't seem the defendants have mentally processed their crimes. Do they still believe their sovereign citizen declarations are going to get them released? TA actually admitted the crime. Her nice hairdo? Is this just a game to her? And, Paul...
Just shake heads at the planning, then shake heads more at the crime, and finally really shake heads at the body disposals. Amazing would be criminals could be so unintelligent.
Well, here I am again just checking. Nothing. Nada. Discouraging. Big question is if LE really, really thinks he's there. Bets are someone in LE is quietly questioning.
Just found this re: sovereign citizens. Definitely worth a read:
https://www.sog.unc.edu/sites/www.sog.unc.edu/files/Sov%20citizens%20quick%20guide%20Nov%2013.pdf
Maybe they were blocked in and couldn't gun the car to escape. I would think they would have rammed whatever vehicle impeded movement. Seems they must have locked the doors, leading to the broken window so they must have suspected a violent encounter.
Just can't understand how those charged actually thought they could get away with murder. So, they leave the victim's car like no one cares or would find it? So, no one would even suspect them as participants? So, they actually thought a burner phone couldn't be traced? Oh, my...
I know a few types like this. Not as extreme, but I can tell you they will never change their minds. You can't reason, can't show them information. If a juror believes the defendants were saving the children, backs what they felt was necessary, there's little hope.
Just read online it also takes $2,350 plus turning in a passport, plus appearing in person. So, Grice is still a citizen, as are the others. Seems they didn't even know how to be a sovereign citizen.
Denouncing citizenship doesn't mean it, apparently. It takes $2,350 plus turning in a passport and appearing in person. So, Paul Grice, despite his statement, is still a citizen. Guess that gets him a free attorney.
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