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I grew up in Fairfield, but moved away after college. What I sensed was apathy. I followed this case more closely than my friends who still live there. What’s your take?

They speak with her dad. He says he’s still in shock

He said the night he got so drunk on his stream, he slipped on a dog toy and hit his face on the bathroom countertop

He posted his first after-arrest live stream on Locals last night. I found it reposted on YouTube. He’s not giving any details, obviously. He didn’t seem humbled by his situation

What is the shocking twist? Just that no motions have been filed?

I doubt we will get any updates unless some is criminally charged

This is one of those excruciatingly long cases. These cases teach me patience. I can’t imagine how her family and friends feel.

I was listening to a podcast last night and they said she put up signs that morning. I feel like that would have been a better time to execute her. You wouldn’t even have to leave your car.

Is anyone local to this? Doesn’t anyone care what happened to him?

The lack of interest/coverage of this case in mainstream media is infuriating

My father was a police officer, so something that never occurred to me until recently is that sometimes the cops just don’t do a good job

it feels like we’d never get here, but finally those girls have justice

I get the vibe that Sergio is emotionally immature and they kinda baby him

I always wonder why some of these idiots think they’re going to get away with murder. But this case shows that sometimes they do get away with it, even on video. Great planning or just good luck?

https://kwos.com/2023/05/missouri-women-gets-50-years-after-children-die-in-hot-car/ I don’t think she was actually sentenced yet, just recommended by the jury

https://www.kctv5.com/2023/05/19/mother-found-guilty-second-degree-murder-after-2-children-die-suv/ ”Once the verdict was read, some members of the crowd in the courtroom said, “Yes.” Others begin to cry. Several people left the courtroom overcome with emotion.” She shuffled in like she was sedated

This one took a while, but finally those girls got their day in court. Thank you for the updates

The only other crime that I remember taking this long was the Curtis Reeves “popcorn murder trial”. News reports said the trial's eight-year delay came as a result of various motions, pretrial hearings and the Covid-19 pandemic

I know it’s a long shot, but could it be the killer had the wrong person or house?

Thanks for the updates. I had almost given up on this ever going to trial!