Is the DP off the table for good & all? I know it was announced once that it had been removed, but there was talk of it being re instated. Was that just rumour? Has that time legally passed? TIA
Great question, Paintr. I'd like to know the answer as well.
I'm gonna carry it over to the "Procedures & Legal questions" thread...should be around post#122...to see if we can get an answer there.
http://websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?p=3236446&highlight=legal#post3236446
IMHO, I think SA took DP off pending discovery of the remains and what they might yield regarding the cause & manner of death...as well as...pursuing death penalty from the onset w/o the body would seem to put at risk the momentum SA might have if they had to eventually goto trial without the body...a weaker case...appearing over zealous to the jury, hence, building sympathy for the defendant. Just a totally hack opinon.
Also gives them leverage if they need it..as in...you [insert name of family member(s) incl. Casey] should cooperate or we will definitely go for DP. If SA had already gone full monty...well...leverage lost w/o gaining anything in the process.
I think so. The SA's office is under real scrutiny now to get real justice for Caylee. If they do not put it back...they have a real problem with public trust, imo. Now that they have Caylee's body and evidence has mounted...I believe they could easily justify it.It is not too late to put it back on the table, the requirement is so many days before trial so the defense has time to respond appropriately (they would be granted a delay if requested). So it can come back, but with an undetermined cause of death and Casey's age I don't think we will see it back on the table.
My question is about TES and Tim Miller. - Please know I respect and love them dearly but......
I am still hung up on the area where Caylee was found. I have searched the threads and mods please correct me if I'm wrong but I can't get over how they claim to have "cleared" the area Caylee was found in.
I watch this case closely and read WS as much as possible but nowhere have I found where that area was actually searched. I know they attempted it, lost a 4-wheeler, adn quit searching. But why didn't they mark it as a place to go back to when the water receaded instead of designating it as a "cleared" area. To me this really hurts TES credibility. I am hoping I am just missing a huge piece of this puzzle. I invite anyone to fill me in.
Just curious...I noticed in the Orlando Sentinel's Photo gallery today, they took Casey from the defense table and into a room then she came back with her hands unshackled. Did they take her out for that reason only? Was that so she could sign papers? Or did I miss something?
I answered Gma Kat's question about TES because TM has gone on record in the media many times in the past, saying what I just posted.
Unfortunately, I have to stop with that one answer and won't be able to comment or explain anything else relating to recent developments in this case if they involve TES, TM, or MN. (No matter how much I'm dying to do it!) LOL
Is there ANY EVIDENCE that a piece of Drywall was taken by LE when they searched the A home 20th Dec.?
Do not want to perpetuate rumour, but it is one already.
Is there a pic with LE removing a piece of drywall?
Is there a pic with a hole in drywall somewhere in the house.
Is there a reliable report (NG, LP need not respond)
Thanks. About as much as I know.Yes, I heard about that piece of drywall too. I believe it was a she said so and so told so and so. Nothing other. It was on another site and there was a friend of CA who talked about CA being angry with what all they had done to the house? Beds, carpeting... No facts of it. So confusing.
Is there ANY EVIDENCE that a piece of Drywall was taken by LE when they searched the A home 20th Dec.?
Do not want to perpetuate rumour, but it is one already.
Is there a pic with LE removing a piece of drywall?
Is there a pic with a hole in drywall somewhere in the house.
Is there a reliable report (NG, LP need not respond)