Darlie Kee

[cami]

Actually, it was the ego that ate Houston, cause that is where he is from. Yep, that boy sure had one, didn't he? He said one time he was a better sound engineer than the state's expert who ran a recording studio. LOL!

Yeah, LOl, of course with his expensive $40 speakers aaahahahahaha. In his conspiracy theory, that tape was spliced to make Darlie look guilty.

I couldn't get over his denial of what she said that is so plain even the Camp Fire girls, except Rachel, agreed with the tape and not him. He lost total credibility if he had any in my eyes then. Then there was Darlie cutting up the chicken that day accounting for the wiped up blood and Darin using the bread knife to work on his mother boards, aahahahahahahahh yes Eljefe was a hoot wasn't he?

He met his match in Mary that's why he had to keep calling her a liar. She was too smart for him. You and Dani as well.

 

[Goody]

Yeah, LOl, of course with his expensive $40 speakers aaahahahahaha. In his conspiracy theory, that tape was spliced to make Darlie look guilty.

I couldn't get over his denial of what she said that is so plain even the Camp Fire girls, except Rachel, agreed with the tape and not him. He lost total credibility if he had any in my eyes then. Then there was Darlie cutting up the chicken that day accounting for the wiped up blood and Darin using the bread knife to work on his mother boards, aahahahahahahahh yes Eljefe was a hoot wasn't he?

He met his match in Mary that's why he had to keep calling her a liar. She was too smart for him. You and Dani as well.

I was actually interested in his theories and that secret info he kept saying the defense had. LOL! He sure led me down a primrose path. That is why I was so ticked off at him. Well, one of the reasons. Every thing he ever told me was on the net somewhere. Nothing was original, not from him and not from his "insiders." If the case itself were not so serious, it would be laughable and in some ways it is. I just hated being played with like that though and it brought out the beast in Goody.

 

[beesy]

Is it possible that anyone actually believes this crap? I especially like the part about the surgeon being frightened because he failed his boards 2x. What is she insinuating here?

 

[Goody]

Is it possible that anyone actually believes this crap? I especially like the part about the surgeon being frightened because he failed his boards 2x. What is she insinuating here?

It is more than possible. Darlie supporters and El Jefe groupies believe anything that makes the state look bad and might be favorable to Darlie. I think some of them don't even care if she did it or not. They just want to see her get off scotfree. Some are against the death penalty and likewise anything that will get her off of death row is good for them. And some just have an ax to grind with the gov in general and would stand behind Jeffrey Dahlmer if doing so would stick it to the state in some way.

The family, of course, is caught between a rock and a hard place. They mourn the loss of the children but can't bear to lose Darlie too. They probably think she needs help and that she will be okay if they can just save her. I have to admit there might be some truth in that, but they can't admit it publicly. They are doing the only thing they can do.....protest her conviction and insist she is innocent. It is the only way to avoid an execution. My heart really does go out to them. They had nothing to do with this crime yet they are punished every day as surely as if they had. That has to be a tough row to hoe for anyone.

As for the above, these allegations are pretty far out. Darlie Kee has always struck me as being an intelligent, well read woman with a lot of self confidence. But I guess when you are in the throws of a case like this, it is hard to see beyond the wild suspicions that creep into your mind.

I know my first experience with a trial (civil case) had be flabberghasted. When I testified and the defendant'satty objected to something the other atty asked, I would say, "I don't mind answering that at all." It insulted me for anyone to think I might have something to hide. I wanted the whole truth to come out so my relative would receive justice.

I didn't know squat about the system and I walked around with egg on my face for years until I finally decided to go take the classes. Don't ever let it be said that some attys don't wear halos. hahahahahahah. I know a few who had their work cut out with me and I was never a defendant. Just an indignant witness. LOL!

 

[proadvocate]

They are doing the only thing they can do.....protest her conviction and insist she is innocent

But is that really a bad thing.Can any of us deny that there are a million questions in regards to Darlie?Could we not realistically theorize that given proper investigation these unanswered questions might lead us to the real killer (be that Darlie,Darin,or the intruder)?Of coarse her family protests the sentenc and her pending date with the gurney,she has afterall maintained her innocence from the beginning.Would we not expect our own family to stand behind us if they were convinced there was indescrepencies in our case?Just a thought but I would assume any family would stand behind a loved one and fight to the limits if they were convinced the loved one was wrongfully accused.I do support Capitol Punishment,but it should be the primary goal of every single person who does that we execute ONLY those we are 100% sure of the guilt.Darlie at best is a 50% sureity...IMHO

 

[Goody]

They are doing the only thing they can do.....protest her conviction and insist she is innocent

But is that really a bad thing.

No, it isn't and I thought that was the point I was making. What they are doing is to be expected. I would do the same thing if it were my daughter, I am sure.

Can any of us deny that there are a million questions in regards to Darlie?

A few, definitely not a million.

Could we not realistically theorize that given proper investigation these unanswered questions might lead us to the real killer (be that Darlie,Darin,or the intruder)?

Why do you think there was something wrong with the investigation? Yes, the police made a few mistakes but all investigations have a few mistakes in them. Policemen are human beings, not programmed computers. Maybe they do get a little lax sometimes, but I don't think that is what happened here. In fact, they did a lot more right than we see in many cases.

Of coarse her family protests the sentenc and her pending date with the gurney,she has afterall maintained her innocence from the beginning.Would we not expect our own family to stand behind us if they were convinced there was indescrepencies in our case?Just a thought but I would assume any family would stand behind a loved one and fight to the limits if they were convinced the loved one was wrongfully accused.I do support Capitol Punishment,but it should be the primary goal of every single person who does that we execute ONLY those we are 100% sure of the guilt.Darlie at best is a 50% sureity...IMHO

Unfortunately you will never get your way on that. I agree that only cases where we are very, very sure SHOULD get the death penalty, but that is seldom what we get. Most criminals facing death aren't going to confess unless they can plead it down to life and we don't often get the defendant on video tape grabbing his victim. So we have to rely on reasonable doubt. In this case the jury was right to convict on the evidence they had. The physical evidence is quite compelling.

I do think the jury was wrong to give her the death penalty though. I don't think Darlie poses a threat to society which is part of the criteria in Texas. On the other hand, two children were murdered and that should qualify her easily. But......she was not charged with both murders, so that puts her back not qualifying for it in my book. However, I am just a websleuth and have nothing to say about it as far as Texas authorities are concerned.

I am not totally against capital punishment, but I would like to see a fairer way of dispensing it. I think we are doing a lousy job of it now. But that doesn't have anything to do with guilt or innocence. Unfortunately, I truly do believe Darlie killed her children, and I have the motive narrowed down to two possiblilities. But I don't think either Darin or Darlie will ever tell us for sure the why, although once Darlie figures out that she really is going to die for this crime, she might explain herself. I hope she does.

 

[beesy]

They are doing the only thing they can do.....protest her conviction and insist she is innocent

Bull! That is not the only thing they can do! They can admit the truth: Darlie did this! The very few missteps the state made do not negate the millions of pieces of evidence against her. Kee says they arrested her because of the blond hair! That is totally untrue. That might have been one thing on the list(if it's even true), but Kee fails to mention everything else. She's snowing the public and it's disgusting!

But is that really a bad thing.Can any of us deny that there are a million questions in regards to Darlie? Could we not realistically theorize that given proper investigation these unanswered questions might lead us to the real killer (be that Darlie,Darin,or the intruder)?

You need to read up on the case a bit. There aren't any unanswered questions about any intruder. There was none. All of the evidence points to Darlie as the killer, possibly Darin having some hand in it too. The ONLY unanswered questions are the exact mechanics of the actual murders, meaning how long it took, how long or if it was planned, when she cut herself, why she dumped the sock, etc. Darlie is the killer. No way around it. NO WAY

Of coarse her family protests the sentenc and her pending date with the gurney,she has afterall maintained her innocence from the beginning.Would we not expect our own family to stand behind us if they were convinced there was indescrepencies in our case?Just a thought but I would assume any family would stand behind a loved one and fight to the limits if they were convinced the loved one was wrongfully accused.I do support Capitol Punishment,but it should be the primary goal of every single person who does that we execute ONLY those we are 100% sure of the guilt.Darlie at best is a 50% sureity...IMHO

Oh this makes me sick! MY family would not want me to be executed, but you can bet your bottom dollar that if they knew or even suspected that I killed their grandchildren, they would want me punished and they would not start a "free beesy" campaign. There is no way if her family and supporters actually READ the evidence and face reality, they could ever believe she's innocent or that Darin hands are clean either.
I saw a program on Court TV where the children believed their father did not kill their mother. Freeing him was secondary to them, they wanted to find the real killer. They talked about that more than "my poor Daddy". Darlie and her supporters briefly mention the boys and finding the "real" killer, but for the most part, it's all about Darlie. What are the names of the websites which support her? Justice For Damon and Devon? NO!
I realize this is a tragedy for all involved, and it must be hard to admit your daughter took your grandsons away from you, but there is no other option.
Tell me what "unanswered" questions are you speaking of? And what is this 50%?

 

[Goody]

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Bull! That is not the only thing they can do! They can admit the truth: Darlie did this! The very few missteps the state made do not negate the millions of pieces of evidence against her. Kee says they arrested her because of the blond hair! That is totally untrue. That might have been one thing on the list(if it's even true), but Kee fails to mention everything else. She's snowing the public and it's disgusting!

Beesy, you are too harsh on Darlie's family. They want to save her life. Can you really fault them for that? They can't stand up and say she did it because that would send Darlie to the needle even faster. It would be murder on her appeal (no pun intended). Give them a break. They didn't do anything wrong except be related to the defendant.

The blood hair was the physical evidence they needed to link Darlie to the crime. That was long before Bevel's tests were done. You can't blame her for trying to use it to minimize the state's case. It was a mistake, not even Darlie's hair but it was still used against her. Of course, the family will see it as a big wrong.

 

[beesy]

Beesy, you are too harsh on Darlie's family. They want to save her life. Can you really fault them for that? They can't stand up and say she did it because that would send Darlie to the needle even faster. It would be murder on her appeal (no pun intended). Give them a break. They didn't do anything wrong except be related to the defendant.

The blood hair was the physical evidence they needed to link Darlie to the crime. That was long before Bevel's tests were done. You can't blame her for trying to use it to minimize the state's case. It was a mistake, not even Darlie's hair but it was still used against her. Of course, the family will see it as a big wrong.

No use arguing this one with me Goody. I believe they know she killed the boys. Know, or strongly suspect. That's what they did wrong! Want to save her? Get her to confess and then campaign to get her off DR and put in the funny farm. I will not give one inch on this one Goody.

 

[accordn2me]

It sounds off the wall, doesn't it? The only thing I can think of is that one of the MEs was in between licenses. She was probably covered by a grace period though. Besides, at worst it is just a technicality. Since they aren't disputing anything in the autopsy, there is no complaint about the quality of her work so what is the beef? Just looking for a vehicle to send Darlie home most likely. Guess we can't blame her for that.

If the ME didn't have a license, that could explain her extreme blunder of not fingerprinting the boys bagged hands. Did she even remember to scrape their nails?

I'd also like to have another ME give their opinion on Devon's injuries.

 

[Jeana (DP)]

They are doing the only thing they can do.....protest her conviction and insist she is innocent

But is that really a bad thing.Can any of us deny that there are a million questions in regards to Darlie?Could we not realistically theorize that given proper investigation these unanswered questions might lead us to the real killer (be that Darlie,Darin,or the intruder)?Of coarse her family protests the sentenc and her pending date with the gurney,she has afterall maintained her innocence from the beginning.Would we not expect our own family to stand behind us if they were convinced there was indescrepencies in our case?Just a thought but I would assume any family would stand behind a loved one and fight to the limits if they were convinced the loved one was wrongfully accused.I do support Capitol Punishment,but it should be the primary goal of every single person who does that we execute ONLY those we are 100% sure of the guilt.Darlie at best is a 50% sureity...IMHO

Welcome to the forum. I don't think there are a million questions. I think there are a few. Basically "why?" would be my biggest. I'd say I'm way past the 50% mark. In fact, beyond a doubt.

 

[feenix]

I wasn't sure whether to post this thread, so I asked a friend I have made on this forum for her advice and she said to go ahead, I'm not even sure if it will be of any interest to anyone.
After reading the books on the case but before I knew of this forum, I wanted to know of any updates on Darlie, so I thought who better to ask than Darlies Mum.
Therefore...... in October this year I did just that and mailed her via Darlies website and she mailed me back.... here goes:

Since I had surgery in June, our webmaster has not been doing much and to be fair there is not much happening right now. We have evidence that is being retested and we have to file the federal writ by December 1st of this year.

It is so difficult that I can barely talk about all that has happened. I am hoping that God will handle this and find his vengeance against the liars who have done this to my daughter.

She is such a wonderful person that it makes me ill. If they can do this to Darlie, imagine what they could do to someone who might of had a more colorful past. The waiting is killing me.

I am going to see her tomorrow.

Darlie Kee

Can I point out that I did not offer any kind of support for Darlie in my e-mail, but I think her Mum assumed I was a supporter because I was asking for an upate, please trust me on that one!!
I hope this was ok to post and I have not offended anyone?

 

[michelle]

I wasn't sure whether to post this thread, so I asked a friend I have made on this forum for her advice and she said to go ahead, I'm not even sure if it will be of any interest to anyone.
After reading the books on the case but before I knew of this forum, I wanted to know of any updates on Darlie, so I thought who better to ask than Darlies Mum.
Therefore...... in October this year I did just that and mailed her via Darlies website and she mailed me back.... here goes:

Since I had surgery in June, our webmaster has not been doing much and to be fair there is not much happening right now. We have evidence that is being retested and we have to file the federal writ by December 1st of this year.

It is so difficult that I can barely talk about all that has happened. I am hoping that God will handle this and find his vengeance against the liars who have done this to my daughter.

She is such a wonderful person that it makes me ill. If they can do this to Darlie, imagine what they could do to someone who might of had a more colorful past. The waiting is killing me.

I am going to see her tomorrow.

Darlie Kee

Can I point out that I did not offer any kind of support for Darlie in my e-mail, but I think her Mum assumed I was a supporter because I was asking for an upate, please trust me on that one!!
I hope this was ok to post and I have not offended anyone?

i have been wondering whats new with this case, i dont follow it much, i used to be a darlie supporter but through websleuths and the knowledge of so many here i am now not so sure of her innocence.....

 

[Jeana (DP)]

So, let me see if I've got this straight. . . Darlie's mother thinks that the State is Texas is wrong for seeking "vengence" against murderers by execution, because "vengence" is wrong - however, she has no problem seeking vengence against a list of unnamed "liars" who had her daughter prosecuted????? Yup, glad to see that nothing's changed.

 

[feenix]

So, let me see if I've got this straight. . . Darlie's mother thinks that the State is Texas is wrong for seeking "vengence" against murderers by execution, because "vengence" is wrong - however, she has no problem seeking vengence against a list of unnamed "liars" who had her daughter prosecuted????? Yup, glad to see that nothing's changed.

That was her reply word for word, other than thanking me for her support (which I didn't give)!!

 

[Jeana (DP)]

I believe it. She's said as much to me before. Why is it these people always feel above everyone else?

 

[amandab]

I believe it. She's said as much to me before. Why is it these people always feel above everyone else?

IMO, because it's easier to take the stance of a victim, as opposed to admitting you gave birth to a monster.

 

[feenix]

I believe it. She's said as much to me before. Why is it these people always feel above everyone else?

Jeana, do you think in her heart of hearts that she does know Darlie murdered her children, but because she's her Mum, she feels that her unconditional love for her daughter is forcing her to act otherwise? I often wonder what Darlies' Mum REALLY does think, and how much she actually does know about it??

 

[Jeana (DP)]

Jeana, do you think in her heart of hearts that she does know Darlie murdered her children, but because she's her Mum, she feels that her unconditional love for her daughter is forcing her to act otherwise? I often wonder what Darlies' Mum REALLY does think, and how much she actually does know about it??

In a way, yes and in a way, no. I'm not sure what sort of mental disorder that can "allow" Darlie Lynn to murder her boys. I'm not sure where that mental disorder comes from. Is she a psychopath? I don't know those things. She's got something in her brain or something in her brain is missing that, I believe, actually allows her to shut off certain events or somehow rewrite history in her mind. I think Darlie Lynn KNOWS full well that she murdered the boys, but I also think that many of the lies that she's told over the years have become "true" in her own mind. How much of what she's got does Darlie Kee have? Maybe none. Maybe she is just a mother trying to save her daughter's life no matter what that daughter has done. I can fully appreciate that. However, maybe she's honestly got something in her mind that allows her the luxury of believing everything Darlie Lynn has told her. Maybe her mind won't let her know the truth. I guess we'll probably never know.

 

[feenix]

In a way, yes and in a way, no. I'm not sure what sort of mental disorder that can "allow" Darlie Lynn to murder her boys. I'm not sure where that mental disorder comes from. Is she a psychopath? I don't know those things. She's got something in her brain or something in her brain is missing that, I believe, actually allows her to shut off certain events or somehow rewrite history in her mind. I think Darlie Lynn KNOWS full well that she murdered the boys, but I also think that many of the lies that she's told over the years have become "true" in her own mind. How much of what she's got does Darlie Kee have? Maybe none. Maybe she is just a mother trying to save her daughter's life no matter what that daughter has done. I can fully appreciate that. However, maybe she's honestly got something in her mind that allows her the luxury of believing everything Darlie Lynn has told her. Maybe her mind won't let her know the truth. I guess we'll probably never know.

Yes you're right and I have read this a thousand times on this forum "only Darlie Lynn knows the truth and we will never know unless she coughs up"....... but will she ever do that???