GUILTY FL - Calyx, 16, & Beau Schenecker, 13, shot to death, Tampa, 27 Jan 2011 #3

[Jewels53]

Tampa Bay Times Live ‏@TBTimesLive 2m
Judge is now addressing my records requests for the transcript of Julie's interview with Tampa PD detectives in 2011. #ScheneckerTrial

 

[Nymeria]

Her reaction is not understandable because possibly she is not quite with it.
Some might say she is playing a game

*BBM*
I wondered that myself.
Not that I doubt her MI, I just wonder at this very moment in time what her status is.
We know she is a very smart woman.
Is it possible she is pretty much stabilized in terms of her illness and "working" the court?

Just throwing ideas out there.
I again will say I am eagerly waiting her doctors/therapists, and I hope we hear from whomever is treating her at the moment in jail.

 

[Bernina]

Does this mean the transcripts of the "interrogation" will be public record, as in on the internet?

 

[Chelly]

Judge back on stand meeting with attys

 

[Bernina]

No court tomorrow then?

No court tomorrow.

 

[Chelly]

judge will allow release of transcripts and interviews, I believe.

 

[janx]

*BBM*
I wondered that myself.
Not that I doubt her MI, I just wonder at this very moment in time what her status is.
We know she is a very smart woman.
Is it possible she is pretty much stabilized in terms of her illness and "working" the court?

Just throwing ideas out there.
I again will say I am eagerly waiting her doctors/therapists, and I hope we here from whomever is treating her at the moment in jail.

Yes, there's so much more to come. The judge did say (if I'm remembering correctly) that she is on antipsychotic medication at this time.

 

[Jewels53]

Tampa Bay Times Live ‏@TBTimesLive 53s
Judge orders the release of transcripts & audio of Schenecker's full interview w/ Tampa police #ScheneckerTrial

 

[Chelly]

I know this wasn't for me but, I miss real good hoagies.
also Philly cheesesteaks from pats or geno's.

glad to hear from you. I miss good "grinders" (that's what we called them in Worcester, MA) too. And, we can't get decent bagels out here.

 

[janx]

judge will allow release of transcripts and interviews, I believe.

That might be helpful. I've been working and lurking again today and missed a lot. The interview with the detective wasn't very clear, either. A transcript would help.

 

[newone]

the transcripts that were in open court today will be released but NOT the redacted portions on page 60 of the interview ((wouldn't we like to know what that's about))

 

[Ravynne]

*BBM*
I wondered that myself.
Not that I doubt her MI, I just wonder at this very moment in time what her status is.
We know she is a very smart woman.
Is it possible she is pretty much stabilized in terms of her illness and "working" the court?

Just throwing ideas out there.
I again will say I am eagerly waiting her doctors/therapists, and I hope we hear from whomever is treating her at the moment in jail.

I've wondered this too.

 

[Chelly]

:Since I have heard no mention of BAC or Tox screen by the State's cause in chief, they are totally dismissing drugs/alcohol in her system at the time of the murder, or any possibility of mental illness.

Oh, that's slick.

:banghead:

Slick indeed. State wants premeditated

 

[Chelly]

*BBM*
I wondered that myself.
Not that I doubt her MI, I just wonder at this very moment in time what her status is.
We know she is a very smart woman.
Is it possible she is pretty much stabilized in terms of her illness and "working" the court?

Just throwing ideas out there.
I again will say I am eagerly waiting her doctors/therapists, and I hope we hear from whomever is treating her at the moment in jail.

MI or working the court.........???
I think this is what makes the trial so very interesting.:scared:

 

[newone]

Today's ''court performance'' was pretty damning and I agree Chelly....it's looking like premeditated is pretty clear

 

[Ravynne]

glad to hear from you. I miss good "grinders" (that's what we called them in Worcester, MA) too. And, we can't get decent bagels out here.

Love me a good bagel, plain, not toasted, cornmeal bottom preferably with butter! Yum

Pennsylvania here! Jersey, NY side.

The food where I am is excellent but there are just foods you grow up with and get these incredible cravings for every so often!

Sorry it took me so long to post!

 

[janx]

:Since I have heard no mention of BAC or Tox screen by the State's cause in chief, they are totally dismissing drugs/alcohol in her system at the time of the murder, or any possibility of mental illness.

Oh, that's slick.

:banghead:

I'm not prepared to make that assumption yet. Drugs and alcohol were mentioned, and the judge informed the jury that she was medicated. She says she's bipolar during the police interview. And there's a lot more to come. I think the jury will get the picture. It didn't appear to me as if the police were holding these things back.

She was taken to an ER shortly after going to jail, wasn't she? We don't yet know why.

As for the BAC, since she was found passed out at her own home (which is unfortunate but not illegal), that probably would not have been standard procedure.

 

[Chelly]

Love me a good bagel, plain, not toasted, cornmeal bottom preferably with butter! Yum

Pennsylvania here! Jersey, NY side.

The food where I am is excellent but there are just foods you grow up with and get these incredible cravings for every so often!

Sorry it took me so long to post!

LOL. You had Pennsylvania written all over you with your Hoagies, Philly Cheesesteaks and Genos....

 

[Chelly]

I'm not prepared to make that assumption yet. Drugs and alcohol were mentioned, and the judge informed the jury that she was medicated. She says she's bipolar during the police interview. And there's a lot more to come. I think the jury will get the picture. It didn't appear to me as if the police were holding these things back.

She was taken to an ER shortly after going to jail, wasn't she? We don't yet know why.

As for the BAC, since she was found passed out at her own home (which is unfortunate but not illegal), that probably would not have been standard procedure.

First I've heard she was taken to ER? Why?

 

[janx]

glad to hear from you. I miss good "grinders" (that's what we called them in Worcester, MA) too. And, we can't get decent bagels out here.

I second that about the bagels. :seeya: