LINative13
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Speaking of nice framed women with no pants on; I got a new girlfriend. Shes a sweetheart.
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Speaking of nice framed women with no pants on; I got a new girlfriend. Shes a sweetheart.
In fact I thought that JB may have asked MP to come and get her because he was going to pay her for two hours and not three.
She might have been so coked up that JB couldn't take it anymore.
thought they said no drugs found in her sytem--if anything, i would bet those roles would be reversed
thought they said no drugs found in her sytem--
Cocaine can be detected for up to several months after use; obviously, no positive reading would be possible in the case of SG (and I doubt they checked, since it would fruitless to).
http://answers.webmd.com/answers/1198208/how-long-does-cocaine-stay-in
Well considering they didn't find her a long time it's very plausible that the drugs were out of her system. She would have expelled most traces of any sort of drugs.
What about her bones? Didn't the ME say that her drug test showed no traces of cocaine and was negative?
Trust me Windsor, if they find someone they can pin it on they will come up with a caIuse of death. About a year ago the DA convicted a guy for strangling a woman to death after the ME could offer no cause of death. He said he tried to get the services of a prostitute and she was overcome with something ( drugs?) and she died in his car. He buried her body because he feared his wife would learn of it. He eventually led the cops to the grave site. I think his explanation was plausible in those circumstances. Her body was in the ground for only a month and a half. How this guy didn't get acquitted on reasonable doubt is a mystery to me.
WINDSOR, if you have been reading my many posts on many boards, including this one you would know how I feel about juries. You would also know how much I despise the DA, some of the cops, etc., You might be surprised to know that I have the least amount of anger for the informants they got to lie in the son in law case. But the Jury has a 'special place' in my heart. Before this trial I had no idea anyone could find 12 human beings so ignorant. Throw the judge in there as juror #13.
I assure you this is not sour grapes - it is a FACT.
How many LIES can a jury hear and not acquit for reasonable doubt? It is unbelievable that 12 people we allow to roam through society can be allowed to ruin someone's life.
Trust me Windsor, if they find someone they can pin it on they will come up with a caIuse of death. About a year ago the DA convicted a guy for strangling a woman to death after the ME could offer no cause of death. He said he tried to get the services of a prostitute and she was overcome with something ( drugs?) and she died in his car. He buried her body because he feared his wife would learn of it. He eventually led the cops to the grave site. I think his explanation was plausible in those circumstances. Her body was in the ground for only a month and a half. How this guy didn't get acquitted on reasonable doubt is a mystery to me.
was this the thread that ps149 had posted the legal web stuff
about CPH's lawsuit being in court 1/30 and postponed to 2/5
what I can't understand for the life of me....
is....
did he actually have a office in his home in oak beach?
and if he did...then that would be ok to treat people
in his home because he was a medical professional.
so....that is ok.
but he must have had an office elsewhere, right?
like an official office? somewhere? or did he ONLY work out of
hospitals?
sooo confused....does anyone know?