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Lol, he's still not over it. This is all just proving he has lots of motive. And that he would do it again.

A killer would never make a fake reservation, you'd have to be a real monster to do that.

Otake just padding his hours here.

This is that page about the Pali Puka hike that he accessed on 3/3/25. https://www.journeyera.com/pali-puka-hike/ The first thing you see on that page is this photo. Then this one. From 12/1/25 to 3/24/25, he searched about hikes from 2/28/25 to 3/4/25. The page above was accessed on...

Here's the defense witness list. It's a lot of first responders and LE witnesses, some who have already testified and some who haven't. Some of the other names I don't know. Some I figured out. George Copeland is a PI in HI. Ruan Konig is GK's brother. Brianne L. O. Wong Leong is AK's divorce...

From yesterday, And just like that, Otake's already stupid point about the parking lot being busy is made irrelevant, and instead, GK's knowledge of this aspect is only further incrimination.

Besides GK, they're at least going to have a medical expert, Dr. Jonathan Arden, to say AK had a minor owie. He's a hired gun. The docket shows the state wanted to bring up prior misdeeds by Arden. Bryant Bunting who was named in an email appears to be an anesthesiologist friend. Maybe if...

The judge wouldn't care. He probably read what the internets is saying. It was strange how his cross of Emile mostly had him repeat what he said on direct. Just a little about his memory and his bias.

The other defense attorney is Manta Dircks. I looked them all up and Garner is younger than this guy too, by going when they passed the bar. Otake in 2001 Dircks in 2018 Garner in 2020! Joel, I wanna believe in you. 🙏🙏🙏

I thought the defense made some good points and then the judge started out mostly going their way, but then right at the end he goes, "Psych! No suppression for you!" I wasn't going to worry if it didn't come in. What they found was he was trying to buy a recorder, so it's just more evidence...

He may have brought the syringe as a backup plan if pushing her off wasn't working. And if anyone might know what drug to use that wouldn't be detected it would be him or just that he thinks he knows. He might have believed the fall injuries would hide a needle mark. I do believe AK about this...

Below is an attorney talking about the cross-exam of Arielle.

They scheduled this on Friday, it's about the electronic data search for "separate." They said they may cancel if they resolve it before then though.

Just came upon this case last week and am caught up on the trial now. Some thoughts so far. Murder or attempted murder trials are not pleasant occasions, but very nice to see a trial with different faces than I typically see. I like the late starts for the mainland. And am enjoying the...

I had no idea this was already happening, but the trial is over. https://www.courttv.com/news/jeffrey-spence-convicted-of-murdering-daughters-boyfriend/

Thanks witchway :) but I'm not offended. I did include an "moo" but it was at the very bottom of the long post and they might have missed it. I do think it's accepted practice here that an moo at the bottom covers the whole post. If not, that's what I mean when I put one at the bottom. And a...

Yesterday the government did reply to the Motion for Grand Jury Proceedings and the Motion for Brady Materials and Reconsidering Discovery Extension. I don't know if the defendants will be replying to these responses or when the judge might rule...

There was no "might" in these parts: "Likewise, disrupting a worship service in and of itself constitutes intimidation of those practicing amendment rights." and "Rather.... once they went in an disrupted the service, they intimidated people from practicing amendment freedoms." And you replied...

Holy moly, you forgot to add that that's your opinion only. Or at least give some citations, like I have above. The intent for §2 has to be to commit a crime. Intending to enter church to protest is not a crime. They may have intended to stay there despite being told to leave which would be a...

Nothing they charged him with says protesting in a church is a crime. Protests can become criminal but they are not automatically a crime in themselves. You're referencing the Face Act, but if you had read it you would know it requires that someone "by force or threat of force or by physical...