Recent content by Snowglobe

Sorry: Spaford and Wishbone. Typo.

Me, too. The tweets said nothing about who Spafford and Wishbone are. I was a huge fan of TV Wishbone, but I don't think it's him, or his agent. It's a shame they didn't tweet the phone number, like they did with that one in Mississauga the other day. That was interesting.

Two warrants: one for the trailer and one for the truck inside the trailer. Twice the work, and two requests to write up, carefully, having realized by then that this was likely a murder investigation.

Warrants take time. They need approval from a judge or justice of the peace. On a Sunday and Mother's Day, this might not have happened instantly. Also, the request for a warrant would have been written up painstakingly, as warrants are not granted frivolously. This is an important case...

I'm thinking whoever parked that trailer put something in the garage before backing it up so tightly. In the rush, they may have forgotten to lock it up again, or misplaced the lock. After all, it was dark and they were in a hurry. If they misplaced the lock in the dark, would they bother to...

Correct. The jury can't be present during the voir dire.

The first time the rearview mirror came up, I think they were trying to show that the person who test drove the truck adjusted the mirror, as any driver would. I believe this will make chronological sense at some point. Every "t" must be crossed and every "I" dotted. I think multiple...

They're following it step by step. The dots will be connected by closing arguments on all sides. It's tedious, but most court cases are. Details, details. Not exciting at all, but necessary. As to the frequent breaks, the judge decides. If he's looking at the yawns in the jury, it's time for...

Fortunately, the trailer was under guard from the time police arrived. Is defence trying to say someone -- MS -- squeezed in between the garage door and the trailer before police arrived, or that someone planted fingerprints? Yeah, ghosts.

Yes, right hand for passenger side, due to door swing and not needing to hold a key. I tend to drop the key if it's in my left hand.

Also FWIW, a left-handed friend who is not so ambidextrous says he has to make a conscious effort about opening doors. And FWIW, our house has a door that swings open to the left, and a interior stairwell with the rail on the left as you go down. This was a conscious decision at the time of...

Not a leftie, but the leftie in my life is quite ambidextrous. He uses either hand for most things, but always writes with his left hand. However, it's obvious that a lot of times he does things awkwardly when using his right hand. I think his fingerprints would smear more from doing this. FWIW...

Was the tail light of the trailer broken/light on the garage or both? MB's house, although in a nice neighborhood, seems to have a front flowerbed overgrown with weeds and grass. I guess the landscaping company got paid to cut the grass only. The neighbor mentioned something about being...

If anything, this door flying open tells me that the trailer could not have travelled from the hangar to MB's house without being locked. Maybe someone unloaded something into MB's garage at some point and forgot to lock it up again, being in a rush and all. Thanks for clearing up my...

There was more than one tow truck. Clarification needed in cross-exam.