I guess I'm following many here, as to holes that I still cannot figure out. That said oh, it does not make a difference as to the verdict! It is just more than is needed for a verdict.
One of the questions that I never saw asked by the prosecution, which I would have liked to know from KK, is if he had attempted to clean up any of the blood at all.
When she walked in, did it look like somebody just killed her quickly and walked away, or made an attempt to clean it up?
I recognize that some folks here think that she was killed before he went to Walmart and the bank, and many folks agree with the prosecution that he came back and did it afterwards.
If at the earlier time he killed her before bank, why did he come back to her house for two hours after alibi?
For some reason, I tend to believe the poinsetta picture of them is misleading as to the timeline.
He was still there for a couple of hours.
And KK said that he said he washed his pants at that time. (Although I believe most everything he says is a lie, so only if it's documented will I believe?)
What was he doing there for two hours until~4.30?, I guess we have the explanation by KK that they were getting romantic and doing sniffing of candles. Yet, if she thought she was going to make sweet potatoes, where is evidence of that? I don't even recall sweet potatoes being on a receipt, but that doesn't mean she didn't have them previously.
If she was expecting to be at a dinner, I doubt it would be at the Franch because they would have to leave with a casserole ready at 2 p.m. to be there at 2:30 p.m. when his brother got there.
That was another question that bugged me that wasn't asked him to stand to his brother. Was she expected and did not show? I don't recall the question and answer as to such. If I recall correctly, his brother said they didn't even discuss it. So I guess, since it wasn't discussed, was that she was not even expected.
If she expected as she told her mother I think, they were going somewhere, she would have done some preparation and cooking?
But we only saw/heard the cinnamon rolls from baby K feeding (per testimony, baby K loved cinnamon rolls).
Additionally, as her mother testified when she was missing, that her hair was up and she was not ready to go anywhere presentable from Safeway. That she would never go out to a holiday dinner with her hair up like that. Iirc that was her mother's words not mine.
Okay, I have just pointed out everything that I had questions on as many are doing here now. Back to baking cookies!