The suspense all day is terrible! What is taking so long?
This morning, the headline was “Sarah Stern verdict could come any moment,” and then a couple of hours ago, it was changed to “... could come soon” ....I haven’t even seen official word that the deliberations had begun - but app is reporting verdict can come soon? Maybe they are just speculating?
Huh.Do you think that means anything?This morning, the headline was “Sarah Stern verdict could come any moment,” and then a couple of hours ago, it was changed to “... could come soon” ....
Other than that, there have been no updates.
If memory serves me correctly, this has never happened since the beginning of the trial.
Honestly, I haven’t the slightest clue.Huh.Do you think that means anything?
Insane... Wasting two + more hours spewing lies. Adding two more hours of grief onto the Stern family who I'm sure just want JUSTICE and for this to be OVER... All has been so selfish to me to continue to put a family through hell.Sarah Stern suspect's lawyer: 'Without a body there is no murder'
“FREEHOLD - Liam McAtasney’s defense attorney spent more than two hours telling jurors there is reasonable doubt to keep them from convicting him of the murder of childhood friend Sarah Stern.
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‘If we don’t have a body, and we have a witness who says he saw the individual hours and hours and hours after the state says she was killed, we do not have a murder.‘
Christopher Decker, assistant Monmouth County prosecutor, is about to deliver the state’s closing argument.
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A napkin could figure out the truth!Sarah Stern suspect's lawyer: 'Without a body there is no murder'
“FREEHOLD - Liam McAtasney’s defense attorney spent more than two hours telling jurors there is reasonable doubt to keep them from convicting him of the murder of childhood friend Sarah Stern.
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‘If we don’t have a body, and we have a witness who says he saw the individual hours and hours and hours after the state says she was killed, we do not have a murder.‘
Christopher Decker, assistant Monmouth County prosecutor, is about to deliver the state’s closing argument.
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Post of the day !A napkin could figure out the truth!
One of the photos in above article is captioned :Sarah Stern suspect's lawyer: 'Without a body there is no murder'
“FREEHOLD - Liam McAtasney’s defense attorney spent more than two hours telling jurors there is reasonable doubt to keep them from convicting him of the murder of childhood friend Sarah Stern.
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‘If we don’t have a body, and we have a witness who says he saw the individual hours and hours and hours after the state says she was killed, we do not have a murder.‘
Christopher Decker, assistant Monmouth County prosecutor, is about to deliver the state’s closing argument.
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One of the photos in above article is captioned :
Carlos Diaz-Cobo, defense attorney, amends the language in the judge's charge to the jury before closing statements during the trial of Liam McAtasney, who is charged with the murder of former high school classmate, Sarah Stern, before Superior Court Judge Richard W. English at the Monmouth County Courthouse in Freehold, NJ Friday, February 22, 2019.
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Anyone here have any insight as to what that means ?
Your Killin me.Post of the day !
Thank u!Ah, this is what they've been doing today.
The charge to the jury is when the judge reads the charges against the defendent and the corresponding law to the jury before they begin deliberations, so the defense must have wanted some changes in wording.
Jury charging statements are usually long and I think they are kind of dumb because no one can pay attention to that mess for longer than a few minutes. At least I can't.
Is the Defense the last to close ?I follow a Facebook page dedicated to SS. Just got an update that the prosecution is giving their closing statement this evening... It sounds like a late night at the courthouse!