CT - Jennifer Dulos, 50, deceased/not found, New Canaan, 24 May 2019 *ARRESTS* #65

[afitzy]

[Does anybody have a dog I could walk? Stuffed animal? Paper route? Anything?]

Maybe you can top up the Mimosa pitcher.....we've gone through 10 so far and I just checked and its out

 

[nodamselindistress]

[Does anybody have a dog I could walk? Stuffed animal? Paper route? Anything?]

i have 2 huskies but you don't walk them they walk you

 

[Megnut]

Do outside stimuli affect memory?

Expert doesn't understand the question.

Sleep deprivation, hunger, stressed, preoccupation will have affect on memory.

Does any kind of pressure --

People can be pressed to recount more. Sometimes it results in creations.

[Geez. Where's an expert on LYING? This case was NEVER about MT's memory and recall.]

 

[afitzy]

Dr Loftus - Now explaining the 'elaborate stories' which are 'creations to respond to stress of the situation'.....

Did MT seem stressed in the LE Interviews?

I didn't see it. IMO MT seemed more annoyed and angry and certainly bothered.

MOO

 

[SkylarSid]

Fav moment from dinner party guests:

'I know Spanish. I taught myself when we went to Spain for 12 days. '



You know....donde esta el bano?
and the must have...oh cabana boy, la carta de vino, por favor?

That was my favorite too. She said she likes to learn the language before she goes somewhere. I thought she was going to say I lived there for a year. I laughed out loud when she said 12 days. Bet the waiters hated her trying her “new fluency “ on them LOL

 

[LovesPeace2]

[Does anybody have a dog I could walk? Stuffed animal? Paper route? Anything?]

I'm thinking it's murder lasagna day with a few bottles of red to start . Thank you for your updates, some of the testimony I just gotta close youtube on. Jmoo

 

[citygirl]

Michi several times had no problem telling LE they lied to her.
She was indignant.
moo

 

[Megnut]

JS: I'll ask you just a couple more general questions... and then get to specific ones.

I am weary.

 

[Eli9]

She really is all about herself. MOO

Evidence-Based Justice Acknowledges Our Corrupt Memories

The work of psychologist Elizabeth Loftus, who has spent decades exposing flaws in eyewitness testimony, is gaining fresh traction in the U.S. legal system

www.scientificamerican.com

Towards the end of 1995, two women filed formal complaints against Loftus with the APA. Lynn Crooks and Jennifer Hoult had won civil suits in cases involving recovered memories of childhood sexual abuse, and both claimed that Loftus had distorted the facts of their cases in articles and interviews. Loftus resigned from the APA and critics speculated that she had caught wind of the complaints and left before a formal investigation could take place. But Loftus chalks her resignation up to political disagreements, saying she knew nothing of the complaints at the time.

In 1997, Loftus and several colleagues began to dig into a published case study describing an anonymous subject, 'Jane Doe', who had apparently recovered a repressed memory of childhood abuse. They found information that cast doubt on her account, but before they could publish, Doe contacted the University of Washington in Seattle, where Loftus was working, and accused the team of breaching her privacy.

The university confiscated Loftus's files, put her under investigation for nearly two years and prevented her from publishing. She was eventually cleared, and published the work in 2002. The next year, however, Doe sued Loftus and her collaborators for fraud, invasion of privacy, defamation and causing emotional distress.

It was at around that time that Loftus moved to the University of California, Irvine. The Jane Doe case was eventually settled in 2007, when the Supreme Court of California dismissed all but one of the charges and Loftus agreed to pay a nuisance settlement of $7,500. “It was such a stressful time, but I can't really say it was detrimental overall,” says Loftus.

 

[BUF]

I was listening while making brunch….but sounds like JS hasn’t even gone over this testimony with his witness

 

[Megnut]

I was listening while making brunch….but sounds like JS hasn’t even gone over this testimony with his witness

That would have co$t bank.

 

[Eli9]

JS: I'll ask you just a couple more general questions... and then get to specific ones.

I am weary.

Bless you - I tuned this out 6 hours ago.

 

[Jmoose]

Perhaps Dr Loftus just explained the ENTIRE Jon Schoenhorn and MT and Troconis Crew MISINFORMATION Campaign that we have seen over the past 4 years.....

MOO

So-They all have memory issues?!

 

[Aquarian]

Funny, she indicates it’s above her pay grade to opine on how memory is formed, but knows but knows exactly what alters it.

 

[nodamselindistress]

What a waste or money this witness is. Nothing she has said applies to Michi.

 

[Megnut]

Media coverage is one of the ways that leads witnesses to remember things incorrectly.

An arrest is stressful.

Stop signs. Thief jackets. Planting an entire event in someone's mind.

[Where is any of this relevant to MT?]

[MT held up under stress, maintaining her lies.]

 

[shotgun09]

Maybe you can top up the Mimosa pitcher.....we've gone through 10 so far and I just checked and its out

Oh Cabana Boy!!!!

 

[Eli9]

What healthy person would somehow believe that they committed a crime as a teenager if they didn't.

 

[I am not Sherlock H.]

Garnering from testimony now from the expert…… ‘False memories’….. question in my mind: you mean like an alibi script or timeline? MOO

ETA - judge question: are there studies conducted in which a subject could ‘forcibly forget’ something? This judge is quite good IMO.

 

[Megnut]

JS: I just have a few more question, I think