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Oh! You beat me to it! Ty.Gotcha ok that was on page 8:
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Oh! You beat me to it! Ty.Gotcha ok that was on page 8:
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Can you please site a source for this?I think the context of those statements he made were other girls, not Abby and Libby. I believe that's why officers wanted to talk to RA's daughter's friends. If I'm remembering correctly.
Not a lawyer - how many times can a mistrial happen before the state is forced to drop a case (any case, not just this particular case)?Sure, but that only postpones the verdict. It's not an acquittal.
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Not a lawyer either, but have learned from other cases. In the event of a hung jury, the state is free to try the case again if they choose to do so. They can do this as often as they like.Not a lawyer - how many times can a mistrial happen before the state is forced to drop a case (any case, not just this particular case)?
Potential jurors should not have been following this case online. They should be questioned during voir dire. Sadly, the defense released a great deal of click-bait speculation, despite the gag order, so many of the potential jury pool may already be tainted.I could very easily see this happening just based on how many people I have seen online who do not believe RA is guilty at all, vs how many believe he is - based only on whatever has been made public to date (erroneously or otherwise) by either side! moo
Exactly there are still calls, etc. from Richard Allen in real time as constant discovery coming out. I am interested in what he is currently stating.Harshman has eluded that there will be way more confessions by trial. He still had more to listen to. Keep in mind the 61 are detailed enough to count for trial. There were others. At this time Richard Allen is on trial.
At one time I said I would dread the day the thread was updated to remove the the girl's name. Now, I can't wait. The State of Indiana vs Richard M. Allen.
LE were looking for sharp instruments but IYes, but he didn't disclose / wasn't asked what the specifics of those "confessions" were or who says he made them? I think he only excluded the inmate companions from the list of people he was talking about, but I'm not 100% on that so pls do not quote me and MOOOO. We also weren't told whether the statements were made before or after he got disclosure. Imo possible he saw / read something in the disclosure only the killer would know and that may have formed the basis of his "confessions". To me, people saying he made incriminating statements simply is not good enough - I want to know what he said, to whom, when, in what exact context and what else was going on at the time (eg: how was his mental health? Meds? Had they just been changed or dose changed? Etc etc). I want very specific info, not just a he said things.... Surely that will come at trial.
Why if you knew you had a uniquely short man would you not release that information to the public since height and weight are usually on the posters anyway? LE would know someone who understood angles and light might be able to figure it out from the video anyway although I have never heard anyone ever did figure out the height of the man in Liberty German's video.
Can you please site a source for this?
I could very easily see this happening just based on how many people I have seen online who do not believe RA is guilty at all, vs how many believe he is - based only on whatever has been made public to date (erroneously or otherwise) by either side! moo
I could very easily see this happening just based on how many people I have seen online who do not believe RA is guilty at all, vs how many believe he is - based only on whatever has been made public to date (erroneously or otherwise) by either side! moo
What is FGG?
Absolutely. I've never followed a case so divided, and usually the jury goes how public opinion goes. I predict a hung jury on this one. There simply isn't enough (that we know of yet, anyway) to convict. We'll be at this for years and years and years. I fear there will never be justice for Abby and Libby.
MOO IMO
Ty. I’ve not encountered the short form until now.Not sure if anyone already answered you, but "forensic genetic genealogy."