Scratchingmyhead
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Ahhh...apologies..my wrongMadeleine is Arthur’s maternal grandmother
Ahhh...apologies..my wrongMadeleine is Arthur’s maternal grandmother
I hope so! The evidence seems quite obvious to me who's guilty of what so it should hopefully be to the jurors aswell.My guess is tomorrow or Friday at latest, but that may be wishful thinking.
The trials I've been to with two defendants they have a guard sitting in between them and another guard a few feet away watching from behind to catch any quick moves. Also the chairs aren't that close together, it'll be a long dock, but the court sketcher misses out those details for relevance and size. They aren't allowed to draw it inside the courtroom, they have to remember the scene and draw it once they are outside. I remember reading an interesting article about it where they interviewed Elizabeth Cook for the piece I believe.She is actually being quite violent'
Mr Richmond states Hughes was 'under the most awful pressure' but 'played right into her hands' by kicking the door.
"Now she has got something she can use, I'm scared of you," he adds.
The barrister tells the court Tustin did not tell Hughes she had hit Arthur to the head herself.
Mr Richmond says: "The truth is she is creating a narrative to disguise the fact she is losing her temper with him more and she is actually being quite violent."
Turning to Arthur's fatal injuries on June 16 he adds: "She was getting more and more angry and she snaps and even though she will not face up to it, when she snapped she killed him."
I imagine you could cut the air with a knifeThere’s only one dock in court and they’re co-defendants. No reason they can’t sit together. Edit to add: by together I mean in the same dock.
So far they punch each other through their lawyers hahaI imagine you could cut the air with a knife![]()
She was off sick for 3 days after Hughes evidence. And she argued that the medical experts were wrong about Arthur's injuries. She can't handle the truth. She argues that black is white.Oh I wonder what the jury saw, sounds like she possibly had an outburst
Thank you so much for all the updates today, you've worked really hard at it.She is someone who will put her claws in'
Mr Richmond states the 'thinking step' was Tustin's suggestion and that she was the person who 'introduced that concept'.
He tells the jury Tustin's 'grip tightened' when she and Hughes got engaged.
Mr Richmond adds: "Another feature of Emma Tustin is she does everything on the sly. She waits until Tom is not around. She does things she can deny or interpret another way."
He says: "She is not someone who takes a backseat, she is someone who will put her claws in. Better yet, like a plant putting her tentacles in. She would do and say anything to get her own way.
"The reason she can't cope in this trial is that up until this trial no-one has said to Emma Tustin 'no'. You see how she is when she can't get her own way. What you saw in her was a snapshot of when she doesn't get her own way.
And how many jurors are there?Will the jury get some kind of reward after they've reached their verdicts ? Like a nice meal somewhere, other than the satisfaction of knowing they've serves justice for Arthur.
She looks terrible - defeated.I am so mean but i bet ET is hating not having her own personal hairdresser anymore. She looks like the witch she is in that sketch
She looks terrible - defeated.
I wonder about her mental health, really.
Better conserve your energy to do positive things instead of hating.I personally could not give two hoots about her mental health. I hope she is suffering, I really do.
The "scapegoat" syndrome also appears in classes at school, in groups that are not well integrated or are somehow frustrated.I've been following this case and thank you for all the amazing, insightful posts especially around personality disorders. Interesting to see that there seems a fair few of us on here who have experienced a narcissistic parents, me included! I think my interest in cases like this, is my way of trying to understand what drove my own mother to be the cruel, abusive parent that she was..
A previous poster mentioned the Golden Child/Scapegoat syndrome. Arthur was clearly the SG. He served a purpose. He was the human dustbin into which ET and TH dumped all their feelings of rage inadequacies, feelings of failure, anger at life etc. Sadly, but not uncommonly, he played an extremely important role in that dysfunctional home.
I wonder if in the past, one of ES's children played this role, or if Authur had returned to his g/parents, one of her children would have taken his place...
I also wonder about TH. Was he the black sheep of the family? The unsuccessful son..less bright..less able..less popular..than his brothers? He certainly comes across as totally inadequate in every way..
Some teachers postively encourage bullies as having leadership qualities.The "scapegoat" syndrome also appears in classes at school, in groups that are not well integrated or are somehow frustrated.
It is a red flag for a class teacher that something is wrong - then therapeutic programme is implemented and meetings with psychologists and the class organised.
They always help.
Never at schools I worked and now work. Each school has either a psychologist or counsellor at premises.Some teachers postively encourage bullies as having leadership qualities.