Do you happen to have the timestamp on that comment? I'd like to listen to what was said before that, but 7+ hrs is way too long to try to find a small snippet. I started before the 4:33 mark as you posted and listened for several minutes after that, and it's some guy interviewing her, no introduction from a Maira.
At 4:35:15.
The Jennifer interview starts at 4:13:27, if you look at the interview it says 'Jennifer' if you mouse over it at that time. I don't have the exact time stamp, but it is somewhere around the 4:33:00 mark.
Thanks!! I miraculously stumbled upon it while y'all were answering me and typing up what was said before. If I can find a needle in a haystack I think it's a good day to buy a lottery ticket. lol
While this may be true in some cases, each state has its own rules to determine whether a witness who is also a victim or the victim’s next of kin, or the guardian of a minor victim can attend the rest of the trial or if they must be sequestered. In Florida this is Statute 90.616 -exclusion of witnesses.
@ChatteringBirds, maybe this will be helpful: In LD circles difficulty with oral expression is sometimes referred to as a demand language deficit or having word retrieval challenges. For people with learning differences, language retrieval is often exacerbated in stressful situations or during periods of anxiety. I don’t know if you are thinking of symptoms or an actual medical disorder. I am not speaking in a professional capacity but know this from exposure to lots of kids in special education and talking with speech pathologists and special ed teachers. I also understand that some people on the spectrum (of autism) can be non verbal or display very diminished use of oral language.
Is Jen talking about some trauma, a perpetrator, and being scared around males? Yet, she forced her daughter into unsafe, compromising situations with a man?
Yeah, I focused on that for a while. To me, if she was thinking about her daughter's safety/security/wellbeing/etc.... you'd think she wouldn't have done what she did (sent a barely 13 yo to bed with a grown man (physically, not mentally IMO). But that's MY opinion about that. But, if she was focused on her own issues, and those alone... I can see where poor Maddie wasn't a priority.
Where do you think the phone was "left behind?" I know there were a few steps on that phone in the morning . Do you think the phone brought down? if not Jenn would have had to go upstairs to see that the phone was left behind.
)I dont know if there is any correlation between intelligence and response under stress. ( maybe there is?) but in an emergency ( if thats what were talking about) there's this:
yes, no mention of washing clothes by either of them. Angelica stated the last time she saw SS that day was between 13:30-14:00 and he was washing clothes. but this doc says his car was captured travelling south on Old Hickory Tree Road at 13:16 and it is next spotted at 14:11 travelling west on highway 192 from Old Hickory Tree Road, now with a spare tire. page 54
gosh SS and JS lie so much..... JS claims she saw it on Madeline's night stand/bureau when she was 'putting things away'. (JS was actually awake and moving around? /s) SS states Madeline left it in 'her room' when she was grabbing her sweatshirt or shoes. of course a lie. unless I missed it, detectives didnt ask SS if Madeline took her phone with her up to room #4. because they do know it was put on a charger somewhere that nite.Where do you think the phone was "left behind?" I know there were a few steps on that phone in the morning . Do you think the phone brought down? if not Jenn would have had to go upstairs to see that the phone was left behind.
*** again I respond before reading the entire thread, I see you answered this above.
So she went into maddis room and saw it on the bureau, IDK If I am buying that she went in there , for what? ( maybe she saw it while writing her notes that were left in that room
I would guess (as you said) she took it up with her, she was planning on getting up extra early for their special McDonalds breakfast right? even if that was a lie, she did have to get up for school. Surely she wasnt going to depend on SS who says himself he is not a morning person.
the health app showed ascending stairs at the time they were supposedly going up to bed, together. and no movement until the morning. IMO, it was up there in that room charging that nite....by 7ish am its off its charger, steps are recorded, and then it is shut off. IMO, thats when he brought it downstairs. and it was handled again at 10:55am.Where do you think the phone was "left behind?" I know there were a few steps on that phone in the morning . Do you think the phone brought down? if not Jenn would have had to go upstairs to see that the phone was left behind.
*** again I respond before reading the entire thread, I see you answered this above.
So she went into maddis room and saw it on the bureau, IDK If I am buying that she went in there , for what? ( maybe she saw it while writing her notes that were left in that room
Allegedly the phone remained at home, when SS did his ominous trip to school, because he "had forgotten" to take it with him. Then he returns to the home and JS and tells her, that he had forgotten his phone and btw he accidentally did a factory reset with it. Was that at 10:55am, when he did that or when he set up the phone with his data?? Sometime SS exits the home again and for a second time "forgets" his phone. JS tries to call him later, but can't reach him. Sometime he calls her (with what phone Idk??) and tells her besides other things about the forgotten phone, which he left for the second time.
I also use “just kidding” as “my bad” or “excuse me, I was mistaken”. I think it’s a generational thing (I’m a millennial for context).
Unreal that a mom who’s been shown proof of her child being SA by your partner would be concerned about legal representation for the abuser. Sickening.
