On day 11 of the trial they are going over transcripts I believe of phone calls and what would be redacted for the jury. There is a statement that the defense wanted unredacted, and the judge says something like, "I don't understand why the defendant wants that unredacted, we have worked real...
I am loathe to accuse a woman of "trapping" a man with a pregnancy. We're not privy to the nuances of that particular situation, and there are a vast range of possibilities as to how it transpired.
Having said that, there's no doubt ER was a "catch" for KR - I think they met while she was...
I'm rewatching Josh's testimony. KR booked the trip on 12/7, Josh said as a birthday gift, his birthday being 12/9. The trip wasn't scheduled until April. Was she planning to kill ER back in December?
I can't speak for all situations, of course, but I have environmental allergies and I get allergy shots for them. Before I could start the allergy shots, my ENT made me get an EpiPen. Before I get each shot, I have to show the nurse that I have it with me. I have never needed it, but they...
I hadn't read the full letter before. She's horrible.
I started watching from the beginning; I just had the trial on in the background while I was working, so I missed things. While I was not impressed with the defense, I must conclude that there was nothing to rebut the prosecution's case...
If ER was cold when she called 911, he'd been dead for several hours when she called (considering a person loses 1°-1.5° F per hour after death), she had lots of time to clean up.
I'm sorry, I had to pause to do my real job, so I'm a little behind - she just pointed out that the prosecution didn't call anyone from the IRS to discuss the content of the IRS phone calls. The defense could have called someone from the IRS to discuss the content of the calls correct?
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