cottonweaver
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She's obviously a monster.
I too remember Sarah Stern's case. Very sad. McAtasney also killled her for her inheritance and had an accomplice (another friend) who testified against him.I think we all feel like we'd be irrevocably changed by participating in something this horrible. You or I would have it on our conscience every minute and every day for the rest of our lives. The part that I just cannot comprehend is why a mother would do what is my worst nightmare as a mom. I would do anything to protect my kids, and this is just alien behavior. Psychopaths are different. They just are.
I am reminded of the case involving Liam McAtasney's murder of Sarah Stern. He killed his friend to see how it would feel. He says dejectedly, "I don't feel any different..." .as if he was let down by his own lack of emotion, not because it was a horrible thing, but because he thought it would alter or benefit HIM.
These are truly a different variety of human.
I understand that defense attorneys often don't have much to work with, and need to at least appear to try to do their job. But how does Mr. Thomas think it helps his client to draw more attention to stabbing vs cutting on poor Tylee's body? Or how exactly JJ was taped up and smothered? Or reiterating how smart and qualified an expert prosecution witness is? You would think there would be certain things they wouldn't want to call attention to and highlight to a jury. I see it happen in almost every trial, and it boggles my mind. Imo.