Does anybody want to be her lawyer? “Epic Opportunities Await!” Plus, spontaneous hide and seek sessions! (Probably ought to leave your luggage at home, just sayin’.)
Oh, and one more thing about lesser included offense possibilities: Sarah continues to refuse to admit she was drunk. She first told the police she’d hadn’t drank anything, though later she admits to drinking a bit, but she is wildly inconsistent. She’s doggedly determined to shape everyone’s...
No worries, couldn’t happen. That evidence is as damning as it gets. She’s too specific about seeking vengeance for his cheating. It’s motive all day long IMO.
My theory is that the reason she’s gone through eight attorneys (other than her myriad of personality disorders MOO) is that every one of then had told her that they cannot mount a serious challenge to that video evidence. She is very clearly aware that he is begging to be let out and she...
Yes, the interrogation video. I recommend watching all the footage from the time they respond to when they actually try to interview/interrogate her. And what I mean specifically is that although she tried to ignore the video as they played it in front of her, there’s definitely a moment where’s...
The moment she realized the detectives have found the film is a story is probably the best “oh s”@&” moment I’ve ever seen. It’s a mixture of “they’re bluffing” and “oh mommy I forgot i did that.” Golden moment there.
Oh you have got to see the interview. That will tell you most of what you need to know about what the state is dealing with there. I’d post the link but I’m not sure if that’s kosher.
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