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Actually, with the exception of the fca/ca hearsay fight, the jury did have a lot of the evidence that we've been discussing, it just wasn't brought out during the trial, but it was entered into evidence for the jury to use in deliberations. Of course, the jury never saw any of it because they didn't discuss, go over, or consider any of the evidence... The cell pings, ga & ca work logs, phone/computer messages & activity, cell records, info showing fca's movements/actions on June 16th (through arrest), etc, were all entered into evidence for the jury to use when weighing the evidence and determining what really happened (they skipped this crucial part)... I don't know if it would've made a difference with this group, but many of us believed it was a mistake for the state to not bring this out at trial and to not put more of a focus on refuting the defense's theory, and showing what really happened that day... Unfortunately, the prosecutors trusted that the jurors would at least verify the defense's claims by going over any supporting/refuting evidence before letting her just walk free... Had the jury done this they would've seen that the accidental drowning scenario didn't match up with the evidence... But, this was a very unusual jury...one who didn't need evidence... And it just so happened they had a leader who could read people, and he could tell by being ten feet away from george that he was lieing and involved, and possibly even killed Caylee. :doh: ...Yah, he really said that...
I promise I'm not picking on you Sky, I really appreciate your willingness to take a second look and consider another point of view... It's a rare thing here.... :wink: (and maybe we can change your mind...let us know how we're doing, lol)
All jmo..