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Funny you should mention that, I am 32! And I was thinking well maybe he was younger than me, like under 25, but even looking back at myself at that age, and my friends, it still seems bizarre. We did a lot of partying, drinking, etc, but the extreme behavior that we heard about him is something...

What I don't get is, what took these people around him so long to figure out something was wrong? Let's all get real here, and maybe it's just me, maybe I just am always surrounded by boring people and coworkers... But does anyone here have adult friends who pee on their living room floor in...

I hope Im not breaking any rules by bringing up this up in post trial discussions, but I didnt follow the case closely until recently, and I just was looking over some videos of the trial. I had to laugh at the defense's opening statement where he says that two cigarette butts were found around...

OK, fair enough. Then we agree that what was in the suitcase when police became involved is what was shown in court? If so, what do you think happened to the clothing he was wearing in the video?

There you go again. You stated already that if something was missing, the person who's life is on the line (JY) would obviously have spoken up by now. Yet you turn around and insinuate that LE hid the shoes and shirt. How do you rationalize that? Do you or do you not think it's reasonable to...

You admitted that nothing is missing from the suitcase, since JY would have said so. Yet you continually point out the missing inventory list. How is this in any way relevant to JY being guilty or innocent? Since common sense tells all of us (you admitted this) that nothing is missing?

Yes, she is. I have seen that claim on news sites. Their explanation is that "police have made mistakes or lied before, so we should assume they did so here". I guess we should just release every single convict in every single prison, who's to know if the police didnt lie about something there...

I read that ridiculousness too. And their reasoning also seems to be that Jy wouldnt have had time to wash the PJ;s so it must have been someone else! Perhaps a neat-freak burglar? A psychotic Martha Stewart wannabe? Please, give me a break. As far as why they think the PJ's were washed, I...

Great part of the judges's final statement: Let me guess, another "coincidence"? Give me a break...

http://www.wral.com/asset/specialreports/michelleyoung/2011/06/17/9746188/Oct._24_2006_Young_email_exchange.PDF Ugh, another typical male abusive pattern: "Im willing to go to counseling together, but only after YOU go first, fix your issues about your sexuality and past (how caring of him to...

I know this has probably been discussed, but I just have to point out this email, and the horrible way that he speaks to his wife, although she was perfectly polite to him: http://www.wral.com/asset/specialreports/michelleyoung/2011/06/17/9746191/Oct._5_2006_email_to_Michelle_Young.PDF After...

I have been SO frustrated reading comments on some of the local news sites about this case. I do not for the life of me understand why nowadays every high profile case has a large amount of people who are convinced that the defendant is innocent despite the evidence showing otherwise. I...

Or... just maybe... Juror 3 is really a <modsnip>, just like she seems to be. No matter what "editing" you do to her interview, or what you think is left out, she did not do a good job reassuring that they reached the right verdict. Nothing is anyone's fault it seems. Caylee's death is the...

Sigh.. I dont think anyone thinks that Gladiator. What they do think is that when a child is murdered and there is a ton of evidence pointing to the defendant, the jury should at least look over all the evidence and testimony and make one hundred percent sure they are giving the right verdict...

I don't think that is 100 percent true. It says in another thread here about this issue that the Bradley guy figured out the error after the prosecution rested. Remember at trial Jose told the judge that they had received info that the 84 searches were actually 1, and wanted the Judge to order...

Maybe I am misunderstanding what you said, but Jeff Ashton at one point in closing arguments did offer alternatives. He said that if some choose to believe that she chloroformed Caylee so she could go out, that is still felony murder, since she died as a result of aggravated child abuse. Maybe...

You're kidding, right? Treated them the same way??? He was in charge of the schedule and took into account their sequestration and tried to make them more comfortable. He didn't act smarmy like Jose did, when he addressed them it was mostly to ask if they had followed his previous admonitions...

What she said is still true though, first of all if Caylee was chloroformed to kill just that time, it wouldnt be in her hair since she died soon after, the hair wouldnt grow. Even if she was drugged on prior occassions, there is still a chance it wouldn't show up in her hair. With drug addicts...

You are so right. I understand the curiosity, but I could care less where she is right now. I didnt watch her release, I didnt follow it except what I read here and other forums, and that wasnt on purpose. I do still feel frustrated about the outcome of the verdict and want to keep taking about...

This is the crazy thing, she used PHYSICAL checks at stores and got away with it! She used Amy's checks with her own license, and the cashiers never compared the name on the license with the checks! All they did is scan the license to make sure it was real, and scan the checks to make sure the...