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Qadosh literally means "to be set apart for a special purpose".
Hebrew word qodesh as well as the Greek word hagios both mean "separation "
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Qadosh literally means "to be set apart for a special purpose".
Hebrew word qodesh as well as the Greek word hagios both mean "separation "
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That's scary, saying she deserved to die. What a freak.
AS voluntarily took the poly. He didn't fail it; the test was inconclusive. It isn't irrelevant that the examiner felt AS was truthful because a polygraph is not a purely scientific test. Results rely on interpretation by the examiner and LE is satisfied with the results.
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Well that certainly would be crucial if could be proven, but nothing is said of who the witness is and how the information was obtained.
Yes, I mean Rebecca Zahau by RZ. I wonder why they didn't make her take a lie detector test from the start since MS's injuries weren't compatible with a fall. Now that she's gone, I don't know why they don't make XZ take one.
Not compatible with a fall? Please.
The examiner could not interpret the results from the chart. His feelings of truthfulness are completely irrelevant since the test he administered was inconclusive.
No, and I've posted links ad nauseum in the Max thread that prove that.
I find it interesting that AS doesn't request another LDT.
Inconclusive doesn't mean he lied or told the truth. It's out as an unsettled LDT - IMHO.
As the only "witness" on the property, I would want LE to pursue this vs. assuming RZ killed herself -- as AS so eliquently put in his text to JS, vs. the first responder who considered it a murder scene.
My opinion only - thanks.
Mel
LE can't force anybody to take a polygraph. It is purely voluntary but, that said, by the time of the suicide, I think there were questions being asked about Max's injuries. They were clearly more severe and didn't involve a scooter.
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Excuse me but inconclusive doesn't mean guilty, either. AS had no control over the LE expert's opinion that he was truthful nor did he have control over the ME's ruling of suicide despite the first responder's opinion.
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Evidently the examiner and the rest of LE don't share your opinion. I have no reason to disbelieve the professional examiner.
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Wow, very interesting IF true. How could she check her voice mail at 12:50AM if she was deceased before midnight!!!
I'm not sure how this could even be confirmed unless there was an eyewitness to her death.
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The test was inconclusive. The examiner's opinion is just that, opinion. One never knows what may, or may not influence an investigation. More information from all the parties in and around both deaths? How could that be a bad thing?
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Links with facts pertaining to Max, or opinion?
Links with facts pertaining to children falling and death.
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That's what I thought.
The examiner's opinion is part of the test results. The examiner is the certified expert, you and I are not. The ME is also an expert. Evidently, the experts concluded they had enough information necessary to form the conclusion it was suicide.
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Those same experts also concluded the child died in a tragic accident.