Recent content by William N

Isn't that something? Dead-bang guilty murderers think they are entitled to have the District Attorney's office which convicted them thrown off the case. The relatives of the Menendez brothers who have been demanding their release are not representing the victims, they are representing the...

A question if I may. Was KA at the track meet as a competitor?

It appears Anthony and his relatives are going to play the victim.

For what the Menendez brothers did to their mother alone, they should stay in prison for life. They could have sought an opportunity to catch their father alone and kill him , so why did they have to kill Kitty? They had to kill her in order to inherit all of the family money. Their was no...

The Menendez brothers should not be paroled. It is worth noting the killing of their mother has been mostly ignored in the current discussion.

I watched the 20/20 show again tonight. I took notes this time. At one hour in, the aptly named Rena Crumb appeared to declare a cop told her he did it. Crumb had told her story in 2015 to a blogger. Crumb named the cop. and said he was "having an affair" with JB. The cop sued the blogger who...

It's been common ever since fingerprint and DNA data bases came into being for perpetrators found by print and DNA hits to have good jobs and live as normal citizens. Has anybody ever seen a 20/20 show in which there was as much pro-defense screen time? Especially one with DNA evidence?

There's a lot to unpack from the 20/20 show but a "Journalist" named Matt Kessler, Mrs. McCraney, and the defense lawyers ranted about poor Coley not being believed. From the internet Kessler is a novelist and short story writer. He hinted an intention to write a "To Kill a Mockingbird" story...

It's new.

ABC 20/20 will have a two-hour show Friday Night, May 10, at 9 p.m. ET on the Tracie Hawlett-JB Beasley murders.

How many times have we seen cases were a girl goes off alone with a boy (or man) she doesn't know and is never seen alive again?

O.J. Simpson's attorney, Robert Shapiro, gave Simpson a polygraph test just after the murders and before he was arrested. Simpson failed every question concerning the murders. Yes, "there is a reason polygraph results are often not admissible in court," but there was nothing to lose by...

The statute of limitation, plus the concurrent sentences, is why it is in his self-interest to confess. JVS apparently took a polygraph regarding the confession.

IMO not a place you would find "Ambulance Chasers." It would be nice to know who they were. Regarding "Wrongful Arrest," one victim was sexually assaulted with DNA left behind which belonged to McCraney. And the bodies were found within walking distance of his home.

My understanding of the report by one of the TV stations covering the trial was the two lawyers after seeing McCraney's testimony knew he would be convicted. They weren't on the defense team. They were hoping to file a civil suit if McCraney had been acquitted. One wonders who paid the two...