strawberry
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- Dec 31, 2009
- Messages
- 12,052
- Reaction score
- 2,727
I would love to know more about the child wrapped in a blanket that Dr. Vass studied.
Amen!!yes, we have done the research. how many times have we noted that MSM gets it wrong? Let us rely on us.
I am a decendant of Wright Bros. ahaha
Are you REALLY? That is so cool!!! I grew up in Dayton and vacation in Kitty Hawk every year so I'm a big fan of them!
...and I was thinking, surely this man has something better to do. There really should be some rule that prevents an attorney to try a death penalty case if they're not death penalty qualified. I don't care if they have a DP attorney on board...he's not doing anything even remotely useful IMO. An attorney should be co-counsel on x number of cases before they can move to first chair. Watching Baez cut his teeth (so to speak) is just asking for trouble...for the defendent and for the State.Sometimes I think that Mason is purposely sitting back watching Baez make a fool of the defense, just so that he can take first seat in the re trial he believes Casey can get due to ineffective counsel.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/topstories/2008-09-08-3951153388_x.htmI would love to know more about the child wrapped in a blanket that Dr. Vass studied.
Are you REALLY? That is so cool!!! I grew up in Dayton and vacation in Kitty Hawk every year so I'm a big fan of them!
I asked my husband if Dr Vass' divining rod hobby made him a kook. My husband said, 'I think the real question is - if he wasn't a little bit kooky, could he really claim to be a scientist? I think not.'
I live about 30 minutes or less from Kitty Hawk.
Anyone a body language expert? Watching today's coverage and Dr. Vass's testimony, I was especially watching ICA reaction to what he was saying. When asked about the stages of decomposition, Dr. Vass said he would try not to be too morbid. ICA really raises her brows. Then when he gets to the 2nd stage, bloating, she looks away almost as though she is visualizing. Anyone else notice that?
I would love to know more about the child wrapped in a blanket that Dr. Vass studied.
...and I was thinking, surely this man has something better to do. There really should be some rule that prevents an attorney to try a death penalty case if they're not death penalty qualified. I don't care if they have a DP attorney on board...he's not doing anything even remotely useful IMO. An attorney should be co-counsel on x number of cases before they can move to first chair. Watching Baez cut his teeth (so to speak) is just asking for trouble...for the defendent and for the State.