Soulmagent
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If it worked it counts.Does a muscle relaxer for a stiff neck count?
If it worked it counts.Does a muscle relaxer for a stiff neck count?
Have you tried a frozen Mars?The Webex feed has been what I've been using from the start, and it's been good for me. I load the feed up in my browser (there is a link at the bottom you can click for this option) because it's easier to shift back and forth between the feed and the tab I have of this thread where I'm typing up my summaries of the testimony I'm hearing into the comment box. All I had to do was give it a user name and email address at the beginning, and give it permission to access my mike, which isn't an issue because my mike is permanently muted by the court because I'm not a participant, just a viewer.
Re: the raspberry Mars, it was a special edition flavour, I ate so many of them over the last year, unfortunately discontinued. I only have three left, now. It was amazing, I really hoped they would keep it on permanently. I hope they bring it back in the future.
Early in Al's testimony, IIRC the Prosecutor pointedly reframed Al's answer, as he had been referring to T as Tecia. It seemed familiar to me, in the actual sense of the word. Cozy. The Prosecutor supplied 'the defendant' and IMO Al worked hard to refer to her that way going forward. Apologetic when he'd slip up.Law & Crime does not appear to be covering this trial as much as I would have wanted, but grateful for their live streaming of the trial. In addition, I noticed that when AS testified he referred to Letecia as "the defendant" and I see that L&C made notation in this article.
Allegedly murderous stepmom complained about being asked 'over and over' about missing stepson
Letecia Stauch, 39, once complained to a detective about constantly being questioned about her then-missing stepson Gannon Stauch, 11.lawandcrime.com
Now divorced from Letecia Stauch — or as he called her, “the defendant” — Al Stauch testified about confronting her about her shifting stories of his son’s disappearance.
I think it might be to risky to really revalue the entirety of their relationship during the trial. I think they are sorta both A types. I would not find either of these parents and their behaviors healthy ,if they were my neighbors or educators.Early in Al's testimony, IIRC the Prosecutor pointedly reframed Al's answer, as he had been referring to T as Tecia. It seemed familiar to me, in the actual sense of the word. Cozy. The Prosecutor supplied 'the defendant' and IMO Al worked hard to refer to her that way going forward. Apologetic when he'd slip up.
Deliberate play by the Prosecution.
Calling her by name IMO gives the accidental impression that there were two T's, the T that Al knew. The one he married, the one who took the kids to Garden of the Gods. And the other T who was a murderer.
'The defendant' eliminates that dichotomy.
One T. The one on trial for murder. The one who had people fooled, didn't perhaps realize how violent -- left to her own devices -- she could be.
Also I'm guessing that Al was loathe to refer to her as Mizz Stauch.
(i don't know whether she did have or how much say she had at the time of their divorce, but I find it strange anyone would keep the married name, following the dissolution of a relatively short marriage and one without children. Power play on her part, if it was her own doing.)
You'd think her defense attorneys however could work out just one way to pronounce it and stick to that.
JMO
Good question.what’s going on with the pictures of Gannon in his bed (trial exhibits 19 & 20) … sounds like two slightly different shots of Gannon that LS took & mabye sent to the father AS not long before the murder. AS said on the stand that there was a blanket on Gannon’s bed that he didn’t normally use.
What is being implied here, does anyone know?? I didn’t follow this case before, thanks to anyone who can help me understand
7:03.45
T grabs a pillow from the adjacent chair, not quite sure if she's suggesting the pillow is Gannon or where she's claiming the gun was in relation to Gannon, but it seems obvious to me that T is blurring what she did with what she wants the detective to think Edgjuardo did. And since we know there was no Eguardo there, not in the room, not in her head, that leaves only T. T with a gun. T with a gun and Gannon. And IMO a pillow.
I find this part of her interview chilling because the awful truth is there, in the details.
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I wonder if she’s medicated.
Sure doesn't sound insane to me. Sounds like someone who is very aware of having done something very wrong, with the presence of mind to not only recount the fake story you just created, but to also correctly anticipate measures LE could take to catch you and respond accordingly.She didn't want them having her pop can or her tissues with her DNA on them.
That is FASCINATING! Thank you for sharing that.She was cleverly (sic) trying to cover all the bases. If Gannon was ever found, she needed an explanation for the gunshot wound that killed him. That darned Eguardo or maybe it was Quincy? took one of Al's guns, shot Gannon somehow (Letecia didn't notice, maybe it was her airpods) and then politely handed it back to her? Or laid it down somewhere?
I woke up today realizing I am very confused. Is Eguardo the guy she contacted to get a small square of carpet? She gave him the security code? Then he comes and rapes her? Then he leaves with Gannon? Did he shoot Gannon in the basement and then leave with his body? It's a dizzying amount of illogic.
Then there's Quincy. He laid down in the street to trap her and rape her? When does she first talk about him? Was that only to Al? I mean, I really do want to say she's the craziest person I've ever heard speak while outside of a mental facility.
But not at all in the legal sense. It's not an organic dysfunction that rendered incapability of knowledge of good and evil, or of knowing what she was doing. She should have claimed she saw a demon right away (a Wendigo, although the Lumbee - which she claims to be - are not Algonquin, they did live near Algonquins and some of the Plains Tribes had the belief too). All of the killings attributed to Wendigo spirits appear to have been human homicides (but the Natives believed that during winter, Wendigos could enter into human bodies or something - and they frequently caused people to kill a relative).
AFAIK, it was something only men experienced (young men). It's a bizarre cultural psychosis. Too bad she didn't research more. I do believe that the people possessed by Wendigo spirits were temporarily insane - they are thought to have been starving and lacking protein, and they hallucinated that a family member was a deer or elk. People were terrified every winter of the young men who left the group to go hunting or fishing, because some would come back with Wendigo.
That is not what happened here. I do wonder, as others have, if Letecia had had a boyfriend. Possibly named Eduardo (but she can't spell or think properly).
IMO.
One good source is the arrest affidavit. Keep in mind that Gannon was murdered on January 27. The affidavit was written on February 28 and she was arrested on March 3.what’s going on with the pictures of Gannon in his bed (trial exhibits 19 & 20) … sounds like two slightly different shots of Gannon that LS took & mabye sent to the father AS not long before the murder. AS said on the stand that there was a blanket on Gannon’s bed that he didn’t normally use.
What is being implied here, does anyone know?? I didn’t follow this case before, thanks to anyone who can help me understand
I think she pissed herself out of fear tbhI still can't figure out what the stuffing tissues in her pants was about?