By the way, I do crossword puzzles constantly when I am not on here. I think a puzzle is like a case. You work it one word or clue at a time until you finish it no matter how long it takes. (I work them in ink and never quit until they are completed.) I take the same approach to our UIDs, missing cases, and others here. There is a running joke about if someone were to take in our computers for analysis and the horrors they would find we have researched in various cases! We are not normal people. LOL
You won't hear me refer to that "other" case in connection to this one.
Seriously Off Topic: Are you kidding? I do printouts and hand them out periodically.
To me, it isn't a joke. The evidence went before a GJ and 12 plus people determined there was enough to charge for First Degree Murder AND Manslaughter with Aggravating Circumstances. The SA were waiting to charge based on the outcome of what the GJ indictment allowed. I would say that is more than adequate.
I finally got around to viewing the pics. FOX hadn't yet approved them. They were finally loaded into a photobucket account. A big nothing if you ask me. Actually, a poster that LA was tossing was taken over and placed in front of the As. I think that was totally unnecessary. The interesting tidbit is that LA HAS moved out. Other "bloggers" found it fascinating that he was having the carpets and tile cleaned. I kept thinking that was appropriate as it was a rental. He paid in cash and didn't give his last name- according to a blogger. Well, I probably wouldn't either if I was him. It seems he wanted the cleaner to do a thorough job...make sure he got the corners. Again, that was being a responsible tenant if you ask me. It wasn't a total waste of time heading off to unchartered territory (for me anyway). It made me realize how different people's perceptions of the same incident can be. I wonder if this is a red herring. I'm going to take the time now to step back and try to look at this with new eyes.
You should have seen the things hanging in my younger brother's apartment. He called it art. It was mighty pricey stuff. Lucky me (said tongue in cheek), I inherited some of it. Just have no desire to hang it. It doesn't quite go with my country decor.
That was my first thought when I saw those photos of the stuff he tossed...where is the SW when you need one for the actual house before he cleans it too well?!
:shocked2: WTF!!!
