Recent content by jesse

Heather or Gail had an entry in her diary about it. They could easily have mentioned it to their kids, other family, or friends.

I mean, she did insist that she scraped the mushrooms off, of course they're lunch leftovers! What else would they be leftovers from? She gets so into sniping back in think she forgets her purpose.

I thought it was known that she bought 5 packs of 2 filets each..At least prior to Erin's statement we knew it. I can't remember how far back we knew. And if police didn't have proof of it I doubt she'd have admitted it, honestly.

Can I ask the Aussies about the prosecution's cross of Patterson? I'm puzzled by it. It seems Rogers simply posed "I suggest" statements, and EP either agreed or disagreed. We see that repeatedly. I don't remember Rogers asking any straightforward questions, she just basically made allegations...

I actually prefer the transparency in the US system.

We knew that, though, right? Police had the receipts. We knew all the trips she made that week and what she bought.

If this were true, then she fed her kids and herself the leftover meat from 1 and 1/2 beef wellingtons the next night. One of them a teenaged boy? Nah.

No, that makes sense, and yes, she definitely should have had leftover filets. It just means she had a lot of forethought in that way when she didn't in other ways. Anticipating police going through her bin, but in other ways she seemed not prepared to be caught. That was tripping me up a bit...

Ok, but that second source - that talks about Americans using paper plates- is clearly from some company pushing biodegradable paper plates. It's not a news article, it's a blog post trying to market something.

The one thing I can't figure out is WHY she removed the beef from the 6th beef wellington that was found in the garbage. O don't believe she fed it to her kids - we know the mushroom mixture were found to have death caps in them. So why did she remove it before throwing it out? For what purpose...

? Paper plates are not a regular thing for most Americans. We use them the same way you do. I can't remember the last time I bought paper plates or had them in my home.

Rogers and Patterson both seem to agree on that.

It's highly likely BT did visit the Hilton on Tuesday for a run-through/dress rehearsal. He would not have been wearing the same suit, though.

It's usually an x-mile radius feom the hostel, so likely north Jersey would be inside the radius, but south Jersey might be outside.

I stayed in hostels in Europe when I was young. I'm way too high-maintenance now.