Recent content by lost.in.pdx

JMO, but don't we owe it to our 'innocent until proven guilty' justice system to entertain every possibility until all the facts of the case come out or someone confesses? I don't see how anyone else could have had anything to do with it, but I certainly don't feel that anyone is entertaining...

I am not a fan of using LDT to prove/disprove statements... however, I do believe they can be used as a tool. The more flustered a person gets, the faster they have to think, the more times they have to answer the same question - the more honest of an answer you are going to get. If the...

LOL - So true! IMO we should be discussing the circumstantial evidence in this case... if it can be used in a trial, isn't that 'hard' enough evidence? Fact: LE has named TH as the last person to see Kyron Not a firm indication that she is guilty, but that is always the first place to...

If nothing else, I think this article was beneficial for TH. For the first time since Kyron went missing, I actually had hope that TH just hid him away or sent him somewhere; that he might actually come back home. Then I re-read the timeline in the case; the missing hours, the cell phones...

bold mine I think THAT is the question we should be focusing on, not necessarily Casey's morality (which we all know is non-existant). :twocents:

All the more reason for Casey to want to live it up! No deadlines, no papers due... it's not the institution of college that makes young adults want to party, I believe it's the age group that makes it easier to be influenced and let go of inhibitions, as well as the maturity of the individual...

Being just a few years out of the college scene myself, I can tell you that these pictures are pretty normal for a party. I've matured a lot since then, but even as a previously shy, modest, "smart" girl, it is easy to get wrapped up in that atmosphere, especially when there is alcohol. The...

LOST and docs... what a way to make my week! :crazy:

Sex addition does not qualify for an insanity plea... Love the quote and love the books :)

Since the question is if I believe she is guilty, not if I presume she is innocent; yes I believe she is guilty.