This is well thought out. Thank youWOW, thank you so much for this, Snoopster !! I'm a visual person as well, and this 'flow diagram' is a dream come true for me. Such Great Points! Hadn't thought much about the points under "not gang/boat revenge", that could be where he "fell down" because he decided that day that things were coalescing and he impulsively decided that night was a good night to lure his wife and son out to the huntin' property and off them with whatever was at hand, hose off, run to mom's, run back and call 911 and turn on the hysteria and waterworks. ETA: Including washing down everything, change clothes, hide bloody clothes and weapons temporarily to be dealt with later, etc. JMO
That bike doesn't appear to look like type of bike one would ride on rough terrain... more for beach biking or for display (what its being used for). Clay pot looks to be in pristine condition. Perhaps recently made for display use? moo
I am behind and am going to watch the closings from today on YouTube now. But what the heck is the story about a dozen eggs and a juror being booted?![]()
Forgive me if I’m wrong. But there were two left. And a juror just replaced. Means we have one more.
I find they go in the opposite direction all the time no matter the case, jmoWhy is The Law&Crime Network + Court TV so seemingly biased towards the defense? I really don't understand their apparently deliberate choices re framing and the 'experts' they have on.
Once dismissed, Judge Newman asked the juror if they left anything in the jury room and that was the response. The eggs were allegedly a gift by another juror shared with all.I am behind and am going to watch the closings from today on YouTube now. But what the heck is the story about a dozen eggs and a juror being booted?![]()
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Thanks.And forgive me as well, I got it from here but didn't check the timestamp on the article (thought it was from yesterday). It is from today. There is indeed one person left. I think.
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Recap: Closing arguments in the Alex Murdaugh double trial before guilty verdict read
After three hours of deliberations, a jury in South Carolina found former attorney Richard “Alex” Murdaugh guilty of killing his wife and son.www.usatoday.com
I don’t know which side benefits more from the presentation, but the bike was clearly staged. Or the South Carolina wind and weather has been abnormally calm for the past two years.That bike doesn't appear to look like type of bike one would ride on rough terrain... more for beach biking or for display (what it’s being used for). Clay pot looks to be in pristine condition. Perhaps recently made for display use? moo
And he admitted to all of it
IF he is truly an addict, he will be able to buy pills in prison somehow. And if he is REALLY suicidal, that can be accomplished.Which would predict a difficult time for you, as a prisoner. He'll get used to it eventually, but right now, when he's in the courtroom, he feels at home. They should make him wear prison garb without pockets, if he does it again. That will help him learn the rules.
I can see myself forgetting as well (ADD here) but not in those circumstances. Courtrooms are not my safe space (well, I'm very comfortable in the back row in the audience).
Yeah, he smiled and said "G'Mornin', how yew doin'?" to people in the gallery on the first few days of his trial too, which you could say is unusual, but IMO, it's a regional mannerism to be polite and friendly to everyone you meet in public, first off, and probably ingrained in him since the cradle, and the sacchariney "Mags" and "PauPau" when he testified, were him using it as His Shtick, I guess, to schmooze the jury. MOOI noticed when the judge had everyone stand to dismiss the jury, Alex was smiling at the jury. Guess he thought it couldn’t hurt.
I know, I wish she wasn’t Pay per view now. Sometimes you just have to hear a Nancy view lolAh. I have to pay to watch - which I am not going to do today, so please keep us posted!
Nancy is in the courtroom, right?