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I originally thought no, but have since changed my mind and vote yes, also..... if for no other reason than he will want to know what is said during both Lee's and Cindy's testimonies.
But I agree that it is not in anyone's best interest for him to be there. He is very easy to read.....
Wouldn't it be cool if none of them showed up? Or showed up, and Cindy and Lee decide to tell the truth? Can they plead the 5th (not really sure what they are going to be doing there).
MOO
Mel
I voted "no." George hasn't been at the last several hearings, and I bet Cindy made demands on him to attend each one. But he didn't. I think George is very upset with Casey's accusations and letting it be known.
I could be very wrong in my assumptions. If George does attend, it will be disappointing, because it will mean that he's caved in to pressure to attend for "appearance sake."
I think that he will show up because, if Cindy and Lee testify, they will not be able to watch the proceedings. He will be the only family member in the courtroom. I don't think he would leave that space empty.
I know that Cindy and Lee can always watch the video after on the net but I'm sure Cindy will want an insider's perspective (other than a lawyer's) on the proceedings as well.
But again, you all bring up such good points that I am now unsure!
It seems for George her accusations were over his personal line in the sand, judging by his letter to her about it. So f'd up that George's line wasn't the lies KC told about his murdered grandbaby, imo.I don't think he will be there.
a) KC's accusations were false and he is so sickened by it that he cannot stand to see her face.
b) KC's accusations were true and he is too humiliated to be seen in public and confronted by the press.