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I don’t think he’s telling the full details of what happened but I believe this is the closest to the truth we’ll ever get. I still think in some way he planned (consciously or subconsciously) to kill sw but I also think he snapped into it bc of their argument and Bella witnessing it sealed her...

Did I hear correctly that the neighbor retracted his statement that he heard cw and sw fighting previously and that cw got crazy?

If KK sent the text to KB’s employer (not saying we know that at this point) that seems a lot more like accessory after the fact than simple tampering with evidence. (MOO) If she sent the text does this indicate how much they need her testimony? (Edit: corrected is to if)

Here’s my guess: one of the people solicited is talking and says this was planned as a robbery but went wrong and Kelsey died in the process hence the felony murder charge. The DA may not fully believe that story and believes it was a planned murder and the accomplice is just covering it up...

I agree. I’ve had the opinion that SW was strangled from behind since I saw the autopsy results. I watch mma and it’s shocking how quickly a person can be unconscious from a choke from behind. They break that up really quickly because of how quickly a rear naked choke can cause permanent damage...

Correct me if I’m wrong, but the CW documents being released are due to a foia filing. If so, they don’t have a choice but to release them so you can’t attach motive to why they are releasing them. Moo.

She knew there was a tv in there somehow....

I’m going to start from what another member said (sorry I can’t remember who) about him realizing he was screwed when the polygraph examiner pointed out that his living room surveillance (activity not video). would have picked up SW and the kids downstairs that Monday morning if they left...

A choke from behind renders people unconscious very quickly. His lack of injuries and her intact hyoid make me think he strangled her from behind. I posted above but there is a very well known choke hold that anyone who watches mma knows that could restrict oxygen and kill a person in much...

Agree. Although I also think it’s possible he used a martial arts move called a rear naked choke that quickly cuts off oxygen within seconds and would leave very little time to fight back or cause injuries. If he watched UFC fights he’d be aware of that move. Her hyoid being intact made me think...

I agree with your thinking that you wouldn't assume people wouldn't be supportive but in fact the initial public outcry was total sympathy resulting in $22,000ish in a go fund me and almost 12,000 signatures on an online petition.

I agree. It seemed very in step with the way the trial has been handled in general. As a Georgia resident it struck me as laid back southern and didn't have an issue with it at all.

I'm still catching up but that was my first thought...excellent move by the state. I'd wondered why we hadn't heard her interviews by either side and wondered if both sides had a reason to hide them but now I think maybe the state held them for their rebuttal and that was pretty smart.

One thing that shocked me today...JRH continued looking at inappropriate website even AFTER he knew his covenant friend was getting emails that he was looking at them. Why would he do that? Compulsion or maybe thought his friend wouldn't tell/or wasn't getting notified. I just find it so mind...

I've never been convinced lh was involved. I thought she came across as honest but a person in deep denial who has compartmentalized or is in denial to protect her sanity. And part of that self protection seemS to be not coming to terms with how awful Ross's behavior was. She seemed intent on...

Confused me as well. Definitely had the impression it was 37 which was mind boggling. Glad that was cleared up.

It came from testimony on 10/24. If you go to Twitter and search hotcardeath 37 you'll see the tweets about it. I'll see if I can find news or video reference.

Correct, but after that, if accepted, it goes to the 11th district. Lawyers depend on district rulings bc 99% of those that make it past state supreme courts end at district courts.

Few cases make it to SCOTUS so lawyers rely on what their district court will rule. Ga falls under the 11th district. It's not the easiest court to win an appeal in, particularly in a criminal case. I think they overturn aprox 10% of cases that make it to them. And very few cases it make to...

And ga falls under the 11th circuit and I'm not sure most understand how big a deal it is what circuit court you fall under. It makes all the difference in some cases.