Cindizzi
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for me this is unusual cross..use to yes and no and no narrative permitted. but in this instance, I am appreciating this because the defense is disarmed when they get up again to try to clean it up...its now not a matter of allowing him to answer...AM keeps pontificating which is a mess for them. not to say they wont try to explain away the narrative he was allowed to give and replace it with yet another!Spin spin spin and blame others! Stop AM!
Yes and no answers only!
He's been prepped with Lingo to blame everything, anyone Except him taking Personal Responsibility for His Evil deeds. Trying to throw in Diminished Capacity Lingo will Not fly!
His solicitor badge face up on the dash of the suburban made him "friends" with SLED. A 3 dimensional representation of truth, justice and power on display for purposes of intimidation to tread lightly.He was not buds with SLED - he was buds with Colleton County agents, right? That is why SLED was called in?
We never forget. The Shock makes it stick forever,Amen, girl!
According to AM - because he didn't want to be alone and wanted someone there. (Why you'd want someone, much less a 20 year old kid, to see your 'wife and child hurt badly' is a big question in my head.)Why call on a kid? Roro
Agreed.We never forget. The Shock makes it stick forever,
IMO, jurors count on their feelings as they saw and heard everything in all their time on this jury even if they can't remember all of the details. I'm not saying all of them have made up their minds but a good many have.Thank you dear. The father of one of my college friends was murdered the same year. Jurors are people with their own experiences and feelings, and I believe most take their responsibility very seriously. It's emotional in any case I believe. So many sad details and wasted lives...
Is it possible that the evidence is in, but they were waiting to see if Alex took the stand or to see how the defense went about presenting their side first. I haven't heard Alex say anything about trouble in the marriage.. even downplays Maggie finding his pills this last time. Claims the world was wonderful, not too worried about the boat case, didn't feel threatened by the confrontation (or as he says not a confrontation - give me a break) about stealing from clients.. his world was great just had that pocket full of pills that made him paranoid... nothing to see here..I wonder why the forensic accountant and divorce atty have not been shared in this case - seems very relevant if it is a fact. I thought all evidence the state has must be in at this point in the trial? I know they have a rebuttal but can that be added if true?
Calling his brothers over to be in the thick of it is also what makes me think this goes deeper - they were all fearful their name was going to be dragged through the mud. Especially if they thought she hired a forensic accountant and divorce atty.No dedicated loving father would involve anyone's kid in that scene. I would never want anyone to witness that trauma filled murder scene. But AM did cause he needed them to be on his side - only cares about himself. I would not want my extended family to see that either - what was he thinking? You can't unsee it
Sing it JanisCRY CRY CRY - baby