I'm just curious if you believe her changing "It smells like there's been a dead body in the d@%$ car. Something's wrong!"
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"There was a box of old pizza rotting in there foramount of days, it stunk so bad and there were maggots and everything......" is really telling the truth?
That's the one that pops into my head first and foremost when it comes to CA's 'truthfulness'.
I can't count the other 'mistruth's' or 'half truth's' that have come directly from her mouth. Do you think none of these ?'s will come up in court on the witness stand? Specifically, about the 'nanny' she never met or spoke to even once in all those years?
Just curious!
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Chilly, you sly thing! :laugh: That bolded portion above is your subtle "escape clause" for dismissing Cindy's past blatant untruths. Right? 'Cause without that clause your last sentence would state that Cindy "will answer truthfully, as she has all along." :banghead: :blowkiss:
You are right! Hopefully, CA will survive through her deposition with Morgan, if need be, SA can use that depo if she doesn't "make it" to October! :crazy:
I think Cindy will do just fine. The prosecution will be gentle with her because she is the victim's grandmother and the defendant's mother. They don't want to lose the jury's sympathy by brow-beating grandma. I don't know where people are getting the idea that the SA would subpoena a witness and then beat them up on the stand. :doh:
I think it's a safe guess that BC is working with her on limiting her responses to the question asked - tell the truth and say no more than necessary to answer the question.
I would suspect that BC will keep them in his office during the day and remove all media from the home in the evening hours. Just a guess.Ok, I will try this one more time. :banghead:
The trial will be televised, we have been told it will last more than a month.
My scenerio, George and Cindy do not get called to the stand until 10 days into the trial. They are not allowed inside the courtroom before they testify.
Where are they for the 10 days of trial before they have to testify?
I would think they would be at home, watching the trial on tv, this is the part I'm not getting.......they aren't supposed to know what the other witnesses are testifying at trial.
If a judge told them not to watch tv or read news reports before their testimony would they comply?
Ok, I will try this one more time. :banghead:
The trial will be televised, we have been told it will last more than a month.
My scenerio, George and Cindy do not get called to the stand until 10 days into the trial. They are not allowed inside the courtroom before they testify.
Where are they for the 10 days of trial before they have to testify?
I would think they would be at home, watching the trial on tv, this is the part I'm not getting.......they aren't supposed to know what the other witnesses are testifying at trial.
If a judge told them not to watch tv or read news reports before their testimony would they comply?
This is probably a really stupid question but if Judge Strickland agrees to a change of venue does that mean the judge overseeing the trial will change as well? I'm pretty sure that's how it works I just really don't wanna see Strickland replaced![]()
I'm just curious if you believe her changing "It smells like there's been a dead body in the d@%$ car. Something's wrong!"
TO
"There was a box of old pizza rotting in there foramount of days, it stunk so bad and there were maggots and everything......" is really telling the truth?
That's the one that pops into my head first and foremost when it comes to CA's 'truthfulness'.
I can't count the other 'mistruth's' or 'half truth's' that have come directly from her mouth. Do you think none of these ?'s will come up in court on the witness stand? Specifically, about the 'nanny' she never met or spoke to even once in all those years?
Just curious!
In this state they are NOT allowed in the courtroom until both the SA and the defense is through with them. That is to keep them from being able to hear what someone else has said so they can say the same thing.
I don't understand why the state hopes to get out of CA and GA that they never met nor heard of Zenaida FG. They've already admitted such in their police interviews. If these are not admissible in court, why not? I've never understood why sometimes the most revealing evidence is not admissible in court for one reason or another.
Sorry, I didn't finish my last post, got interrupted.
CA/GA/LA will have to be called to testify at the onset of the trial to begin to lay the foundation of the SAs case against KC. The SA's, like us, are fully aware of CA's ability to "skim" the truth and will probably ask for her testimony in a yes/no format while beginning their foundation for the murder of Caylee.
Their deposition question/answers may show which questions the SA will ask. They will need CA to verify to include her testimony in court records that: she made the tape at the nursing home, she and GA retrieved the car from the tow yard, she cleaned the car, pants and clothing belonging to KC prior to notifying LE that there was a decomposing odor in the car, and that it was she who made the 911 calls stating that the "car smells like there's been a daxx dead body in it". No elaborate explanation from CA will be needed. Just a yes answer.
What JB and crew do with the answers at cross that CA/GA/LA give the SA is anyone's guess.
I wonder if they ask CA if she smelled the scent of death in that car that day if she will say no and then they play the tape. That would warm me up inside.
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Chilly, you sly thing! :laugh: That bolded portion above is your subtle "escape clause" for dismissing Cindy's past blatant untruths. Right? 'Cause without that clause your last sentence would state that Cindy "will answer truthfully, as she has all along." :banghead: :blowkiss: