Leonard Padilla (on ICA behavior): when ICA got into the argument with JB it was typical behavior; she will demonstrate her ability to shut down and stay away from it. Talking about when Tracy was with her it was always "which Casey is going to show up?"
Marc Klass (on jury selection; family not in courtroom): Total faith in the system: no doubt that the court will be able to seat the jurors. As far as GA, CA, LA not being there it looks like there will be finger pointing at them during the trial.
When it comes to NG and her bombshells, why is it that I always end up feeling like Charlie Brown when Lucy holds the football?!
Diane Dimond: ICA either very good actress or something is very wrong with her; robotic, only noticed speak with JB one time past week.
Jury consultant Carolyn: ICA went from high anxiety, to a jovial personality. Neither one will work and she must be respectful of the court. SA can't be too happy with p/j who have arrest records, wouldn't want them at all.
Well remember.....it IS the "NG Entertainment Show" :floorlaugh:
NG to JC: why can't we do more of a background search on the jurors?
JC: Constitutionally it's their right. (also adds) I see a lot of stealth jurors.
The End.
I am surprised by that last comment regarding 'a lot of stealth jurors'. I just am not seeing alot of stealth jurors. Maybe I am too dumb and naive.
I wonder who JC was thinking about when she said she sees ' A LOT' of potential stealth jurors. ???
JC has been on IS all week covering the case. She called at least half of the pj's "stealth juror" starting with the first one. They threw that around so much I turned the sound off when JC was commenting.
Just a general observation - and a caveat - I did not see the show tonite. I think it's important to remember that HLN CNN and IN SESSION are all part of the same media conglomerate. For the most part, they play different roles - some of which includes news, but much of which must fall under the head of "infotainment." Somewhere today I said that none of these folks have no real interest in reporting facts, or at least ONLY reporting facts. Their J O B is to parse the information as fine as possible in order to find controversy, expand and exploit that controversy, for the sake of generating controversy, and thereby ratings. It's "churn." It's "spin." Not one of these folks actually has a genuine abiding interest in this case. Not one of them is going to be lining up for a Murrow award anytime soon. It's about numbers - ratings and benjamins. If you can accept that, and fight your way through the general b.s., every once in awhile, you'll get a nugget of information. After that - phhhht. Don't let these personalities get you down (or up for that matter). And never, ever, especially this far into this "circus" take anything at face value. I'd say apply this to your local news as well - keep watching, but with a very, very jaundiced eye. IMHO
I remember thinking a couple of times that a few PTs were trying really hard to give the 'right' answers and seemed to be covering up how much knowledge they really had about the case. But I cannot remember who just now because it is all a blur in my mind.
I think the young female nursing student was one I wondered about. Is she still in?
Softail - Peace - we're on the same side. I don't argue NG's ardent position. She's positioned as an advocacy journalist. However, as we have seen, her "take" supports her position - there's very little give and take that she suffers. I happen to agree with her on this case, but she's been the font of a great deal of misinformation (see LP et. al.). So while I may applaud her here - I must take what she says with a very healthy grain of salt - and temper it with my own reading of the evidence. And that's basically my point - we have a rare opportunity to read all the actual evidence here. It's a great learning experience.
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