Thank you Joe Friday.
It was good to see someone else posting because it made me sad that not many peeps seem to be paying attention to this case. Maybe that result is partly due to strategy when a case takes so long to go to trial. People forget and move on with their lives.
To me, one of the worst crimes involving murder is when a woman loses her life by the hand of the person who promised to be her partner especially when she's the mother of his children and appears to have been an upstanding citizen.
It must be agony for the grown children to have to face this trial but I'm curious as to the angle the defense is going to take when questioning them when they're on the stand in their mother's murder trial. They've both had time to process the situation and the evidence that their father killed her seems strong.
On another note, the attorney must have taken a hard fall to cause bleeding considering he was probably wearing a coat, long sleeves and possibly a suit jacket too. Hope he didn't break any bones.
My mom got dropped off in front of our library once on an icy afternoon. When stepping out of the car, she broke her ankle. We're not the suing types though. She figured she should have been more careful since the sidewalk was clearly icy.
