Can you imagine?! Fingers crossed.I had a dream last night/this morning that the jury came back with a verdict very quickly, in less than an hour. I hope that's the case!!
Good morning, everyone.
I had a dream last night/this morning that the jury came back with a verdict very quickly, in less than an hour. I hope that's the case!!
Good morning, everyone.
But now...I've just watched it again. Listen, if they DO believe Grant(the video expert), and they believe the phone records of the phones pinging(which can't be disputed), then there is NO WAY to come to any other conclusion of them being guilty. If you believe that WAS their truck, and you'd have to if you believe Grant is the expert that he is, then you HAVE to conclude that their truck went down to PTL at the same time as HE's car did. There is no way to come to any other conclusion.
I had a dream last night/this morning that the jury came back with a verdict very quickly, in less than an hour. I hope that's the case!!
Good morning, everyone.
Same for me! But, I believe TM would rather take a long cold drink (or two) than a long hot bath!! MOOIf it was me, I would have taken a nice long hot bath/shower and washed my hair because it could be the last time in awhile for privacy. *fingers crossed that today is the day*
You and your fancy phone, Surfside!! LOLAfter a zoom and by process of elimination, I'm going to say yes.
Juries always make me uneasy...
I can't imagine a single person in the Myrtle Beach area being unfamiliar with Heather's disappearance. Does anyone know the public sentiment regarding TM's guilt?
I am hoping for a guilty verdict, and I don't care how they got there, if I'm being honest. TM is guilty, and I can't imagine these jurists thinking anything but that, even before hearing the case.
Sadly, there aren't as many people here who know about this case as you would think. We have a lot of turnover here, as far as residents go. The people I know, though, who are aware of this case, fully believe TM and SM are guilty.Juries always make me uneasy...
I can't imagine a single person in the Myrtle Beach area being unfamiliar with Heather's disappearance. Does anyone know the public sentiment regarding TM's guilt?
I am hoping for a guilty verdict, and I don't care how they got there, if I'm being honest. TM is guilty, and I can't imagine these jurists thinking anything but that, even before hearing the case.