Recent content by 1Chump

The same thing bothers me with both the little boy, Max, and the gf, Rebecca. Didn't both of them have to go up before they could go down. Max was 45 inches tall. Rebecca as 5'3" tall. None of the info I've seen has the height measurements on the "railings." Most railings are at least...

I agree. The ones who do not have their own shows and do not need ratings were not shocked by the verdict. They were SHOCKED at all the TH "attorneys" reactions. IMO, I actually wish I was a "layperson." Maybe then I could understand all the outrage. Because after talking with several...

The few jurors who have spoken all said the same thing. They were SHOCKED when the State rested their case. Even the TH's on tv were shocked when the State rested. Over and over I heard them ask why the State did not put on this witness or that witness. I heard them say the State must be...

The jury has not duty to the victim. A trial is really not about the victim. The trial is about the defendant and the defendant's rights. The only duties the jury has is to follow the Constitution and Laws which weigh heavily in favor of the defendant. Because the defendant does not have to...

IMO, the problem with Casey's behavior showing her consciousness of guilt during those 31 days is that the State NEVER presented her behavior as consciousness of guilt. According to the State, she acted the way she did because it was her reason for killing Caylee. According to the defense, she...

IMO, he lied to show that a living Caylee left with Casey. I still think that Caylee died the night before. The only testimony I believed was Cindy testifying that while looking at pictures/videos of Caylee and her Great Grandpa she was crying because she realized Caylee would NEVER see her...

I agree that the jury came up with the only verdict they could based on the prosecutions case. I had some questions about GA's testimony. His reasoning for getting in Casey's trunk was the tire wedge. I thought the entire "story" was bull. First, strange that the tire wedge would be in...

ITA. My issue with GA's memory is that he seems to be remember exact details of Casey's actions. He only has a problem remembering his own actions. Over 31 days from the last time GA say Caylee, he was able to remember the exact clothing she was wearing. More importantly, he remembered...

All my info on this case from the trial. I said it before, Cindy's testimony about her activities that night appeared to me that Caylee was already dead. IMO, Cindy described actions you do after someone dies, not before. Who looks at videos and pictures taken that day and cries? She even...

IMO, as a former cop, he was instantly given the respect of a fellow officer. Usually someone being too helpful makes cops suspicious. But in this case, they made excuses for his behavior. When he was too helpful, he was a former cop doing what he was trained to do. When he did not react as...

How does Cindy's action during those 31 days have anything to do with Cindy's refusal to accept that Caylee was dead AFTER she was wearing her ashes or why she was still looking for Zanny? As far as Cindy's actions those 31 days, I did more to find out why my 16 year old nephew had not...

IMO, Casey learned denial from her Mom. Cindy removing the pool would force her to face Caylee's death. Despite wearing Caylee's ashes around her neck, Cindy still believed Caylee was alive. She did not stop looking for Zanny until 6 weeks before the trial.

I NEVER said he should lie. Actually I stated he should answer questions. George however did more than just answer questions. On July 24, 2008, he went to LE to volunteer information. On the stand, he voluntarily told the juror that he now believed his daughter harmed his granddaughter...

You just made my point. You followed the case for years. I bet you even formed an opinion on guilt prior to the start of the trial. You were naturally going to give the prosecution's evidence more weight as it supported your prior opinion. As far as legal backgrounds and knowledge of how...

The jury instructions: WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE It is up to you to decide what evidence is reliable. You should use your common sense in deciding which is the best evidence, and which evidence should not be relied upon in considering your verdict. You may find some of the evidence not...