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I've looked at WM3.org and many other places and cannot find any mention of this fiber except for the posts here. So how would you know this? Were you at Sundance and overheard her?

What happened with that? Was it all dropped after the Alford Pleas or was it done and the findings not released?

The clip of West of Memphis appears to show Michael Carson recanting his testimony against Jason Baldwin. If that is indeed true, what does everyone think about him stating that he wasn't telling the truth in the Echols/Baldwin trial? Mr. Carson has been called a liar for 18 years now by WM3...

Hi, Cappuccino. By the way, I was jumping into this conversation. I didn't make the disputed remark about the neighbors or anything. I'm not sure who did. I just wanted to say something about memory and what people remember, or in some cases believe they do. When 9/11 happened, I always...

I stated that she was found not guilty of murdering Caylee. I didn't say anything about my opinion of her guilt or innocence.

I wish I had seen that but it began at midnight and I didn't see your post. That was nice of you to write that, though. It gives a warning to anyone else that didn't expect the murder scene to be shown. The film didn't convince me that the 3 are innocent. It did demonstrate that at least...

But could even a violent step dad lose his temper enough to kill his step child while two little witnesses are watching him? Better he should wait until they're alone and say, maybe, the child ran away?

Casey Anthony was found not guilty. I have read that there are statistics for step-parents who have killed their step child but I have never read of a step parent who murdered his step child and the child's two little friends.

I am sure that the parents (Mrs. Byers has passed away) are still in pain, much more than any of us who write here could ever, ever comprehend. This is why I am very uncomfortable with supporters opinions that Mr. Hobbs murdered his stepchild and Stevie's two little friends. Mr. Byers or...

I thought the same thing about the decision to try Echols and Baldwin together. If I watch it tonight, I will. PL1 opened with those long scenes of the little boys' bodies laying, uncovered, on that ditch bank. I have been forever sorry that I saw that scene, when I remember it, I can't...

(Forum Moderators, I hope it is all right to post this link?) Has anyone watched this? http://www.blackbookmag.com/movies/watch-an-exclusive-clip-from-paradise-lost-1.43896 It's an out take of Baldwin's attorneys discussing the necklace tested for blood evidence in the original Paradise...

Cappucino, you and I will never agree about Leopold and Loeb or the WM3. But I truly respect your opinions here about the WM3 case. You would make an excellent attorney. Peace.

Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb stated that they drove around that day, looking for a victim (someone small like one boy they knew but couldn't locate) and after a long while of stalking boys, Bobby Franks left the ball field and was alone. He is described as being a friend of Richard Loeb's...

Leopold and Loeb. http://www.leopoldandloeb.com/histsub.html

Many medications cause photosensitivity and wearing tinted glasses or sunglasses make facing the sunlight a lot more comfortable. His wearing the blue shades and some of his involuntary actions do indicate that he may take psychiatric medications that cause the side effects he exhibits...

Thanks for the thread, Cappuchino. I would have sworn there was one here already but I never found it---thus my disappearing thread last night. The staff in the restaurant must have thought about him after the news of the children's murder became public knowledge. This happened on the same...

Ooops. I'm sorry. I did move it to My thoughts about this case and I didn't realize anyone would see it so quickly. This is what it said: One thing that bothers me about this case is the bloodied, confused man who was in the ladies' room of a restaurant near the crime scene. He sounds...

One thing that bothers me about this case is the bloodied, confused man who was in the ladies' room of a restaurant near the crime scene. He sounds highly suspicious but LE didn't check him out that night and I believe by the time LE did so, the blood was washed off the restaurant's walls. It...

I think we're saying the same thing in different words. I meant the hair in question was part of the binding up of the child. I didn't mean in the knot but, now that we're discussing it, was that determined? Because underneath could mean anything. I just don't see all that much DNA...

I am not sure that there was a plethora of DNA on the bodies? The children's own DNA would be on them, in them, of course. IF the hair is Mr. Hobbs' I thought it survived being under water because it was bound up in the ligatures of the child. With the children submerged, naked in ditch...