Yes, I'll gladly eat crow if I'm wrong on thinking DM is directly involved in the death of 3 people. I feel very badly for all of his friends and family who will have their lives exposed based on the horrible things he did. Same goes for the friends and family of Smich and Noudga. JMO
I totally agree that at this point we're simply armchair detectives trying to make sense of the little bits and pieces that we do know. One thing that we can say with certainty is that two 1st degree murder trials are right around the corner and that in 5 or 6 months from now we will know what really happened to TB and who was responsible for it. We will have been exposed to the evidence LE has, heard sworn testimony from the witnesses and MSM will not only be flooded with a plethora of factual information, I'm sure that as the story of DM & MS unfold before us, MSM will be shining their spotlight into the lives of some of the witnesses as well. I've never has to testify at a trial like this, but I imagine that you can't really prepare yourself for the stress or publicity.
IMHO, LE has done a brilliant job at keeping a lid on this case. The media has done a great job adhering to the PB. Even the change of Judges seems to have gone without a hitch. Considering that we've all been sitting in various TB/DM/MS WS forums for so long, these next few months are sure to fly by (especially with the holidays in the fold). Yes, I have my theory on DM & MS but hey, we're almost at the finish line so anything I think at this point is irrelevant. If DM does emerge innocent, carrying the Citizen of the Year Award, I'll be the first one to apologize and admit I was wrong. MOO
It seems strange to me that some uninvolved spectators are dying to have some 'skin in the game' and yet the very people who do have some skin in it likely look forward to an invasion of privacy and the spectre of public humiliation or reprisal from the media. It's a wonder any witness ever has the courage to testify at all, considering all the people already lined up and waiting to take a swipe at their hide. It must take a lot of bravery, in my opinion, to stand up to that kind of unnecessary pressure in the name of the truth and justice. To me, that takes real guts.