Yes, Cathy from Court Chatter gave a good description of most of the jurers.
I want to read Court Chatter, but for some of reason the page turns to black with pink roses on top and I cannot see ANYTHING!! I don't know why :banghead:
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Yes, Cathy from Court Chatter gave a good description of most of the jurers.
I missed Gypsy's testimony this morning, should I watch it or not bother?
Money, exactly, but also he was receiving money fraudulently from social security and the army, and I think he was worried that in the divorce proceedings when attorneys are pouring over assets that fraud would have been discovered. So he could have been facing penalties and possible jail time if that had come out. Also he had worked very hard to fake and maintain a pristine Mormon image in the community and I think that he didn't want it tarnished with revelations of affairs and fraud. You can't pull cons on people as easily if they think your a fornicating con man, but you sure can if you are a respected Mormon attorney/dr. With an awesome family.
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I missed Gypsy's testimony this morning, should I watch it or not bother?
Ok, for those of you who have complained about the judge giving suggestions about how to argue to the defense. He did the same thing just now with Grunandar
I don't know about other women but before I enter a shower or bath I remove my top first. I am still stumped on those bottoms and where they went?
The best part was when she went to the bench when the judge called a side bar. :lol: She also gets perturbed with the questions. :giggle:
The best part was when she went to the bench when the judge called a side bar. :lol: She also gets perturbed with the questions. :giggle:
I may be in the minority but I like this judge. IMHO he is thoughtful and fair in his judgements (even tho I dont agree with some of them) he is listening to everything and taking a lot of notes. He has kept this trial moving along a a fair pace. And he is human makes mistakes, and is not defensive but grateful when corrected by counsel. I think he has a very good poker face as to how he feels about this defendant .
I don't know about other women but before I enter a shower or bath I remove my top first. I am still stumped on those bottoms and where they went?
I swore I wasn't going to follow this trial, that after listening to Ada's sad sweet voice talking about her mother. I am anyway. My third trial--first that FL trial, then JA the butcher, then this.
What I'm learning as a newbie trial follower is that a very deep sadness is at the core of every murder trial, and that no matter the verdict, that sadness persists.
Caylee will never return and her death was supremely preventable, had any of her family put her interests first. Travis, with all his potential and his inner light, is gone, and for no better reason than the jealous obsession of a nothing girl who never genuinely even liked him, because she has no such capacity. Michelle is dead and her eight children robbed of their mother because she stood in the way of this lie of a man pursuing a nothing woman.
It's always just plain sad, isn't it?