Just guessing, but maybe the think he just came there to 'talk' to her and then ended up being enraged and striking out?SewingDeb said:I wonder why this is a second degree murder charge?
SewingDeb said:This business of trying to protect her just blows me away. He's the type of man she needed protection against.
Bingo! That's exactly what I thought of. He has NO blood on him? Come on. he didn't even get close enough to see if there was some outside chance she was still alive. Big red flag IMORockyMountains said:My thing is this. If I walked into my apartment and found my Girlfriend laying dead on the floor I would have blood all over me from going to her and trying to help her. especially if we were having a "Lovely Evening"
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If she was nearly decapitated, it may have been obvious she was beyond help. The evidence points to Cortez rather than her b/f at this point, including him being at the building at the time of the murder.tweedledee said:Bingo! That's exactly what I thought of. He has NO blood on him? Come on. he didn't even get close enough to see if there was some outside chance she was still alive. Big red flag IMO
I agree with you 150%. Some folks, like myself, would probably just ran for the hills in fear. I once saw my girlfriend get stabbed repeatedly by her boyfriend and I went into shock, just froze. Another friend had to slap me back into reality. Fortunately my friend is still with us today but sports the scars of that night, forever. He did 9 years. Everyone re-acts different.cheko1 said:I watched it on 48 Hrs also....if I walked in & found someone apparently dead / blood all over & it was apparent they were close to decapitated. I'd hurry get the heck out of there...not touch a thing..........call 911 just as he did.
I don't know much about trials. Can a defense attorney stay on the case after not showing up?Originally Posted by: William N
Cortez's lawyer refused to show up yesterday or today