On the 911 Call (NC Wanted) at around the 3:55 mark, the operator asks Raven "what time did she go" and he responded "around 8". To me this is huge and from what I can find, it is never mentioned !!!
http://www.ncwanted.com/unsolved/audio/2034527/
Is it odd that he can't remember his own bishop's name?
He also said 'I put my hand on her chest and it's not bleeding, it's not (unintelligable)", she had to have been killed before he went to play soccer.
And Charlene was right, you never hear the baby except for that short squall, probably when he's shaking him and leaving that blood print on the onesie.
It is huge. We can all sit at our computers and make up our minds one way or another after surgically dissecting this case for 8 years and they've only been on it for a few days. I have never been allowed on a jury, but I can imagine how heavy something like this must weigh on one's soul.Tamara Gibbs just Tweeted that the jurors have 15 pages of instructions to sort through in addition to the actual deliberating. That's a huge responsibility.
BTW... GOOD MORNING! Who else is having Toll House cookies and cigarettes for breakfast?
It is the same here in TropiCalifornia. I ran out of pot before the closing arguments. LOL! Just kidding......... I'm not out. JUST KIDDING!!!!Damn girl. I have coffee, no ciggies during office hours, boo. I tell you, in the NW it's better seen to be a pothead than a smoker :facepalm:
BTW... GOOD MORNING! Who else is having Toll House cookies and cigarettes for breakfast?
Good Morning, L L & S -- I don't have the cookies, but I've got the cigs and my coffee. I am gonna put some cream cheese icing on some cinnamon rolls I made and have one of those. Maybe two...
Love you all -- let's send positive energy to the jury, to the family and all the many friends & supporters of Janet! Strength and common sense is what the jury needs...
Let's hope that this day is a good day!
Damn girl. I have coffee, no ciggies during office hours, boo. I tell you, in the NW it's better seen to be a pothead than a smoker :facepalm:
It is huge. We can all sit at our computers and make up our minds one way or another after surgically dissecting this case for 8 years and they've only been on it for a few days. I have never been allowed on a jury, but I can imagine how heavy something like this must weigh on one's soul.
(Admitting to being an active member of WS AND running my own trial message board for a short time doesn't sit well with the court while being considered for a jury. Who'd a thunk it?)