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Uhh this is going to be one interesting trial coming up in May. GA is getting defensive already. I predict lots of verbal smackdowns from JP, yikes.

Who knew that riding on a turtle toy makes one a daredevil? :floorlaugh: :loser:

That voice message to AH sounded like LA. Not so much the sound of his voice, but the way he "talked", does that make sense? Not accusing anyone of anything, it just sound like his syntax. He wouldn't really be that dumb to do that, would he? Would he? :crazy:

Thanks Bullwinkle! That's what I was looking for, not sure how I missed that one.

I haven't been here in a while. :seeya: Can someone please enlighten me as to the nature of the jibjab? I don't recall ever seeing that. And I love me a good jibjab. :laugh: Thanks!

In my opinion, I think the reason he does call these press conferences is to, in his eyes, show off. Everyone knows the defense team is a joke. They give new meaning to the term turnover. I think anytime someone is willing to toss their hat in the ring, they want to show it off to the world...

Thank goodness for this thread. I couldn't figure out how to turn on my tv to watch the news conference on there. :dance: :laugh: :pcguru:

I was subpoenaed recently to testify as a witness in a DUI case a couple of weeks ago in my local County's court. I was absolutely appalled at the lack of "order in the court" during my day there. There were people dressed very very inappropriately, there were people talking the whole time...

Hmm good point. But, I still want him to say it, but now I'd rather he say it during the actual trial while the jury is present, after they see him and KC laughing.

It is times like that, that I wish Judge P would speak up and remind them of the seriousness of which they are there, the death of a child and that nothing is funny. Can he do that?

LDB seems to be taking every single "I don't remember" uttered by CA and tossing them up in the air and shooting them down one at a time. :woohoo:

All I can say is I can't wait for cross examination!! :dance:

I just turned on In Session a bit ago because I thought I was already missing the hearing. I saw Judge Strickland on the bench and about had a heart attack but then realized it was an old clip from April 5th, whew lol :crazy:

Oh my, I just started reading a few of them. These people probably never imagined in a million years that these letters would go public, along with their names and addresses. Important lesson: Never, ever, put pen to paper, something you don't intend for the the whole world to read. :dance...

I thought so too, in his left hand, it appears he is holding the bag of food and the key and he reaches down and locks the door knob with the key and then slips it in his pocket before he turns around to face the camera.

Live from Peru http://elcomercio.pe/envivo ETA: I believe they are waiting for him to be transferred to prison.

I agree 1000%. Good Lord, who wrote that article?? I've seen articles stating the same scenario, written with much more tact and respect for the victim, while still getting the point across of the atrocity of the crime.

BAER! Not to you, but to Anita. She also complained about how he was treated in Aruba during his first brief incarceration at an Aruban jail before being transported to the KIA. "VAN SUSTEREN: How does he look? You saw him last night. How did he look to you? ANITA VAN DER SLOOT: You...

Good Question. I have no idea but I too am hoping it leads to a conviction in Natalee's case also. I just saw another article after posting that one that said there was "incriminating evidence" in the case against Natalee, found by the hackers, not just evidence. Let's hope that's true.

Not sure if posted yet. If so, I apologize. "In Peru, investigators are leaning on van der Sloot to give them information about Holloway's 2005 disappearance in Aruba during a school trip. He has been arrested twice in Aruba and remains the prime suspect, but has never been charged...