hootabelle
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I feel sick! So scared about possible not guilty verdict.
SURELY.... it won't happen.
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I'm confident it will be AT LEAST manslaughter!!
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I feel sick! So scared about possible not guilty verdict.
I too was going through the old threads last night, was looking for who it was who had the weird feeling about Kholo before Allison was found. Found the post......so spooky.....
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...sbane-QLD-19-April-2012&p=7846750#post7846750
I too was going through the old threads last night, was looking for who it was who had the weird feeling about Kholo before Allison was found. Found the post......so spooky.....
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...sbane-QLD-19-April-2012&p=7846750#post7846750
My young daughter just came in this morning telling me she had chosen yellow earrings for today....she had no idea of any significance of course, but I just found it to be a lovely synchronicity, maybe with all the talk of "signs" ....warmed my heart
Great find Freya! alicat was right, and 2 days later Allison was found.
I too was going through the old threads last night, was looking for who it was who had the weird feeling about Kholo before Allison was found. Found the post......so spooky.....
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...sbane-QLD-19-April-2012&p=7846750#post7846750
Thank you, much appreciation.Posting a link re Appeals in Qld. To appeal a court's decision, is has to be an error of law. Sentence is usually on harshness, but sentence can also be increased on appeal, so risky for the defendent - provided the legislation allows for a longer sentence.
https://www.qld.gov.au/law/sentencing-prisons-and-probation/appealing-a-court-decision/
My mum went for a walk this morning and found a single very long stemmed sunflower in a field.
She dug it up and potted it and bought it over to me.
I got a tear in my eye and was so dumbfounded I literally had my mouth open.
She asked what my problem was, she practically knows everything about this case except for the significance of sunflowers.
She couldn't believe the coincidence either when I explained it to her.
Oh wow! That is amazing. Post dated 28 April 11.38pm. Author Alicat. Very special.I too was going through the old threads last night, was looking for who it was who had the weird feeling about Kholo before Allison was found. Found the post......so spooky.....
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...sbane-QLD-19-April-2012&p=7846750#post7846750
That is amazing in retrospect. I think we don't follow our instincts enough really, usually for fear of others thinking we're nuts. Most people acknowledge that animals, even our pets, can sense danger, death, etc, - it stands to reason that we should be able to as well. Not talking about ghosts or voices - just recognising what our senses are telling us.I too was going through the old threads last night, was looking for who it was who had the weird feeling about Kholo before Allison was found. Found the post......so spooky.....
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...sbane-QLD-19-April-2012&p=7846750#post7846750
SURELY.... it won't happen.lease:
I'm confident it will be AT LEAST manslaughter!!lease:
I agree! It goes back to the days of evolution. We used to rely a lot more on the unspoken, along the way, we forgot that those instincts were important and ensured our survival. We need to trust them. Occasionally they're wrong but that's OK, we shouldn't dismiss them for that reason but learn from the experience to improve the skill. It is very useful.That is amazing in retrospect. I think we don't follow our instincts enough really, usually for fear of others thinking we're nuts. Most people acknowledge that animals, even our pets, can sense danger, death, etc, - it stands to reason that we should be able to as well. Not talking about ghosts or voices - just recognising what our senses are telling us.
Wow, I wish they could all come back and post again.
Is Doc W coming back?
Also alicat was a little freaked out after by all of that, I wish she would come back too.
Have they said if the jury will deliberate in the weekend if necessary, if they aren't going to, I'll vote for a verdict late this afternoon. I think the jury will be over it if told to come back Monday, especially if there have been a few telling offs by the Judge, I'm not as confident now as I was after Fuller's summing up that we would get the result we all want.
Hopefully I'm just being a pessimist because juries bother me.
(I see they weren't asking about any "famous"ancestors).
Have they said if the jury will deliberate in the weekend if necessary, if they aren't going to, I'll vote for a verdict late this afternoon. I think the jury will be over it if told to come back Monday, especially if there have been a few telling offs by the Judge, I'm not as confident now as I was after Fuller's summing up that we would get the result we all want.
Hopefully I'm just being a pessimist because juries bother me.
That is amazing in retrospect. I think we don't follow our instincts enough really, usually for fear of others thinking we're nuts. Most people acknowledge that animals, even our pets, can sense danger, death, etc, - it stands to reason that we should be able to as well. Not talking about ghosts or voices - just recognising what our senses are telling us.