After tonight, I'm going to take a long break until next week when closing addresses to the jury begin.
There's not much I have to add to the discussion since I believe both accused are guilty and have been proved to be by the Crown, but I do wish for those who are still searching for clarity about MS that you'll find it, even if that means you will stick to your position as it stands today. I have no desire to try to convert you to my way of thinking.
Before I sign off, I want to say thanks to the fabulous tweet team! You make following the trial possible for so many us here. We're grateful.
And a BIG THANKS to those behind the scenes - our moderators - you're not mentioned often but you are all appreciated for keeping the discussion on topic and our behaviour in check! We're grateful.
And thanks to all the great members of this forum for contributing so much time, talent and wisdom as you add so much value to the conversations here. This site is always an interesting place to hang out, to learn, to be challenged and to feel supported because of each of you! I'm glad I joined this group!
And finally, I'm thinking tonight of the young man who brought us all together here, Tim Bosma. A total stranger to most of us, Tim, has truly touched our hearts. As his story made headlines, many of us gathered here to try and make sense of a senseless crime, many of you from the beginning. Some read from a distance and stay on the sidelines, and some post often looking into every detail of the crime and uncovering so much information through sleuthing. We all want to find answers and hear truth. We want it to feel hopeful again, to feel secure and safe, and to believe in the justice system.
As we see Tim's family suffer, many of us relate to them and they too have become fondly familiar to us as we collectively seek for justice for Tim, and for them. I'll be hoping with everyone here that justice long awaited for Tim and his loved ones arrives soon. Until then, keep the faith.
All MOO.