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Good point! What a fastidious criminal to have the crime so well planned! Fastidious....and fictional.Turned it off exactly where the bodies were found, too.
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Good point! What a fastidious criminal to have the crime so well planned! Fastidious....and fictional.Turned it off exactly where the bodies were found, too.
MOO
Bbm. This is key info, curious what the details RA provided to LE.
According to McLeland, Allen confessed to details only the killer would know.
I can't remember the rules on how detailed I can be, but the scanner chatter addresses some of this.Excellent question. It was still light out.
He also confessed to a number of things that weren’t consistent w/the facts of the crime. I’m very curious to learn how his true fact mentions compare to the false ones, especially the order of the mentions. If his earliest confessions were accurate and only later he said he shot them, etc. IMO that’s far more convincing than if he said he eventually said he stabbed them after giving multiple other versions first.Stay tuned. RA will speak and tell things only the killer would know. NMcL mentioned that in his opening statement.
I don't. What did he say exactly?Remember the "we have a witness" statement Doug Carter made during the 2019 PC?
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I don't. What did he say exactly?
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It's huge. The two questions we need answers to are how definitive the ballistic evidence is when it comes to Allen's gun, and if he told a version of a confession where he revealed information that only the killer could know. The quantity of those confessions is important, but nowhere near as important as veracity.Bbm. This is key info, curious what the details RA provided to LE.
According to McLeland, Allen confessed to details only the killer would know.
Not really, jmo.So I am finding it impossible to catch up. Was there any big bombshells from either side in the opening?
If you mean from beginning of first day of actual trial, then roughly here is a good starting point.What is the post number where the trial discussion begins? Thanks.
I don't. What did he say exactly?
I believe he was referring to Libby's video here, but that is JMO.I meant to hit reply for context if this can be deleted!
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Delphi murder trial: How the mystery unfolded and what happened in the case
The trial for a man charged in the 2017 murders of two Delphi, Indiana, girls, who were killed while taking pictures along a hiking trail, is underway, after years of mystery surrounding the case.www.nbcchicago.com
"We have a witness. You made mistakes," Carter said in a statement.
Even if they explain the "confessions" and show how he may have picked up details from all over the place... sadly, most jurors are inclined to take "confessions" at face value... MOOO.Very curious also. And how the timing of him receiving the Discovery coincides with those "confessions." (Or his interaction with other personnel besides his attorneys who may have seen the Discovery). I feel confident this will all be hashed out!
As always, JMO.
Opening statements in the Casey Anthony trial.Can you provide an example?