...and I am headed off to polish the silver and mop (don't think I cannot do it! I am fast like that)
You even polish your mop? I really suck as a housekeeper. [wink]
...and I am headed off to polish the silver and mop (don't think I cannot do it! I am fast like that)
You even polish your mop? I really suck as a housekeeper. [wink]
Teach them to leave some hair around their johnsons too!
I'll be honest, I am using this case to tell my 20 something boys how not to treat a woman, for fear that one who would engage with them in this way would be one more likely to become unhinged, and to look for the signs that women are generally taught to look for, but not young men.
You even polish your mop? I really suck as a housekeeper. [wink]
What time is lunch over? In Eastern time?
The media seem to think Jodi is also a hacking goddess. it annoys me when the media give attributes to someone who doesn't actually have them.
Like the bombshell status :floorlaugh:
He most likely did keep all his passwords to hand. If she knew him as well as she did, she might even guess a few.
I think it's creepy that she was stalking him via his own profiles and email. *shudder*
What time is lunch over? In Eastern time?
That was never conclusively stated. In fact, the Verizon witness admitted to the defense that he didn't know what occurred, and that she could have been re-recording voicemails.
Psychopathic stalkers - Nobody can stop 'em. You sure can't try to get through to them politely or gently to respect your wishes and privacy. They run all over your boundaries and use all your weaknesses. They don't understand why you're crying, and they act like everything is normal even when they have blood on their hands. They sucker you in by making you think you're the one that can help them. It takes awhile for you to figure out just how sick they are, and by then, it's too late. You can bet they push a sexual agenda if that's a way in. Any way in and they don't give up.
One it's been Jodi who has been putting forth that claim and she butchered this man. So I'm not sure that I would solely take the word of this woman. Only two people know if this is true or not and one of them is dead and the other is being charged with murder.
Two do we really know how often these alleged trysts happened? Was it only once or twice after they broke up? or was it more?
And Three I'm sure many of us have been in relationships that broke up but sometimes you fall back into them after meeting up with the ex partner with only friendly intentions. And sometimes things happen that shouldn't. How many times have ex couples made mistakes. Many. And the problem is that we don't know if what happened between Travis and Jodi was just that, a mistake that many ex couples often make. It doesn't make either of them bad people. And Travis is no longer here to say what REALLY happened.
So I for one am not going to make any judgment upon what Jodi's version of Travis' character is really about. I'm just not. And I think everyone should listen to the evidence and see that not everything is as it's alleged in terms of Travis using Jodi.
1) No, but that doesn't adhere to the facts. She called his number, got redirected to voicemail, stayed there for 16 minutes, and that's about as much as we factually know. When you leave a voicemail, and the Verizon rep confirmed this, you have the ability at the end to confirm whether or not you want to send it or re-record it (or even listen to it). It's possible that she re-recorded and listened to a few voicemails in this timespan. Her being on the voicemail system for 16 minutes does not mean she was actually in his account.Does the non phone owner have the ability to re-record voice mails after submitted and call disconnected? Why would the non owner need to use a pin number?
You'll be behind. In Session cuts off at 3pm EST which is only after about 2 hours of testimony, and then they catch up the next morning.
the entire trial has adult content when we least expect it.. thus the warning Dog :rocker:
Steely asked for a big mac! so here is a big mac!
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I have
lit a fire and cleaned out my fireplace
vacuumed
and I am headed off to polish the silver and mop (don't think I cannot do it! I am fast like that)
1) No, but that doesn't adhere to the facts. She called his number, got redirected to voicemail, stayed there for 16 minutes, and that's about as much as we factually know. When you leave a voicemail, and the Verizon rep confirmed this, you have the ability at the end to confirm whether or not you want to send it or re-record it (or even listen to it). It's possible that she re-recorded and listened to a few voicemails in this timespan. Her being on the voicemail system for 16 minutes does not mean she was actually in his account.
2) They would need to use a PIN to access saved voicemails and review the voicemails in the account. Or to change voicemail settings. They don't need a PIN to leave voicemails or alter the voicemail they are leaving.