Oregonmama
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Thats why dr p was in talks that one day with side bars at sentencing.... jmoYes, quite interesting spin here..
-Nin
Thats why dr p was in talks that one day with side bars at sentencing.... jmoYes, quite interesting spin here..
-Nin
MS Motion from 01/13/20 for a new trial:
MS motion new trial 01 13 20.pdf
Mrs P letter as mentioned in the motion under point 19ff and which was recorded as exhibit on 01/03/20 as P4 has been sealed by the State until further order of the judge.
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-Nin
Thats why dr p was in talks that one day with side bars at sentencing.... jmo
Hoping its denied !Great thinking!
Hoping its denied !
She's hideous. I'm still bitter about her little romp at the beach before TS's funeral. She has absolutely zero integrity in my eyes.Wow... a letter that Mark's step mom found was from mrs .p contradicting dr p.... interesting!
My thought is that the defense is wanting to discredit Dr. P by saying he was angry at MS due to the affair between Ms. P and MS.At the end of the day, Mrs./Lawyer P was not at the house and did not find Teresa so I don't think her letter will go anywhere in terms of an appeal. Neither do I think the jurors statement will get any traction. About CWW, well, at the end of the day the "lying" CWW was a friend of MS and seemed credible to the jury (which is what matters). If anyone was going to have MS back, it would have been CWW, no?
My thought is that the defense is wanting to discredit Dr. P by saying he was angry at MS due to the affair between Ms. P and MS.
That letter that was sealed was from the girls, not Mrs. P.I remember that Judge Kyle stated at the Spencer Hearing that the information he was sealing was similar in content to the postcards from the girls.
Omama & NIN... Yes, an interesting chess game, indeed. Maybe MS and his attorneys should keep their mouths shut? All they have managed to do, "in my eyes & thoughts" is to ADD another reason for MS to have hired killers to get rid ofThis case has so many twists. No wonder LE stated in the beginning a movie can be made about this. I wonder how much more Mrs P knows re this case.... JMO
I do not understand how these women found comfort in MS's arms and it is truly revolting. Mrs P has a big gig elsewhere and to even have her name associated with a human like MS is bad, IMO. Just give the man a big box of honey buns from amazon and let him sit in a little cell until his time is up... MOOOmama & NIN... Yes, an interesting chess game, indeed. Maybe MS and his attorneys should keep their mouths shut? All they have managed to do, "in my eyes & thoughts" is to ADD another reason for MS to have hired killers to get rid of
his wife, Teresa. How many cases have we followed in which the spouse (suddenly feels the urgency) decides to kill their mate when given an ultimatum by the mistress? Maybe a woman MS was interested in finally said, "End your marriage or I am "outta" here!" Hmmm, while I hoped and prayed that was not the case for Mrs P...because I have a hard time going down that road. (I don't know why, but I have been resistant to that thought from the beginning. Probably because I find MS absolutely revolting. Insert puking emoji.)
PS...Omama, clue me in, ok.
This was a weird witness. I couldn't really follow her because she talked with so much passion . I think she talked to much when replying to questions...JMOI've just rewatched MP's evidence when he was recalled by the defense (assuming this is the evidence being referred to), and I can't see anything that would be really significant if Mrs P has contradicted him in a letter.
He's first up on the video.
OMAMA bbm above "weird witness" is a very kind understatement when it came to that "estate attorney." The defense intended, IMO, to add credence to the "fairy tale of Sievers not having any financial problems." Ha! It backfired. She said she was associated with a group of attorneys who consult with clients with net worth of at least 25 million dollars. Maybe so, but she won't be for long after listening to her disjointed speech, facial angst and failure to get to the point!! The point is, the Sievers did not have an "estate problem" because they did not have any money.... unless she suddenly died and the insurance proceeds (over 5 million dollars as I recall) were paid into the estate. And, I'll be darned.....guess what happened after MS consulted with her???? Teresa is suddenly killed and the insurance proceeds now fund an estate and provide a handsome annual income for the slovenly surviving spouse!!! (What a coincidence??...and we all know how sleuths feel about coincidences, huh?)This was a weird witness. I couldn't really follow her because she talked with so much passion . I think she talked to much when replying to questions...JMO