State vs. Jason Lynn Young 02-29-12

[~n/t~]

CY was born in 2004, wasn't she?

I think so. She's 8 now.

 

[Shelby1]

Yes. 2004 receipt! Glad to see you. Been reading up on those tornadoes and was worried about you.
:blowkiss:

:loveyou::blowkiss:

It was a wild and bumpy night! Had a tornado 5 miles west of me. Too close. Lost power for the whole night. I was laying in bed --and I was PISSED because I thought I wouldn't get to hear the trial! Power came back on at 7 this morning :innocent:


edited to add--I HATE tornadoes at night. I can't see them to chase and take pics!

 

[Wolfpack]

:loveyou::blowkiss:

It was a wild and bumpy night! Had a tornado 5 miles west of me. Too close. Lost power for the whole night. I was laying in bed --and I was PISSED because I thought I wouldn't get to hear the trial! Power came back on at 7 this morning :innocent:


edited to add--I HATE tornadoes at night. I can't see them to chase and take pics!

Glad you are okay! That's probably the one natural disaster that scares the dickens out of me--tornadoes. We had a pretty rough season for them in NC last year, but I'm not sure I could handle them on a regular basis!

 

[nursebeeme]

how does one break their cursor? (this is a serious question)

 

[hindsight2020]

CY was born in 2004, wasn't she?

CY was born March 2004, credit card receipts are dated February 2004 - May 2008

 

[Wolfpack]

CY was born March 2004, credit card receipts are dated February 2004 - May 2008

Thank you. You already saw where I was going!

 

[Sailor Bug]

how does one break their cursor? (this is a serious question)

divine intervention:floorlaugh:

 

[pjcitizen]

The jury will be instructed by the judge that they are not to hold his silence against him. FWIW.

Honest question: His silence if he doesn't testify this trial or his silence from the day his wife was murdered?

 

[Cammy]

:seeya:

Boy, I am late today, but this is what I got.

Mrs. Hensley WAS talking about Birchleaf for sure, and the defense proved it....

Michelle sent an email to SS talking about the accident Jason witnessed, OMG,
asking if she knew anything about the condition of the victim.

Sounds like Jason is more caring about people than we thought.

In fact, she said Jase was really upset about it...

Jason purchased or ordered cigars from Tampa , a place called Antonio's.

Plus, I missed this yesterday but there was mention of a humidor in the home, by PY.

This is a fingerprint expert for the defense now, and we are on lunch.

Looking good for the defense so far today, imo.

 

[octobermoon]

how does one break their cursor? (this is a serious question)

One of the jurors unplugged it? :what::truce::what:

 

[Turnadot]

As a mock juror, Jason's silence (refusing to talk with LE) doesn't affect my "verdict" in the least. On a personal level, yes, it bothers the crud out of me, but his silence is not evidence of guilt; it just makes him a , but that's already well established.

IMO

 

[Wolfpack]

Honest question: His silence if he doesn't testify this trial or his silence from the day his wife was murdered?

Both, sort of. They can use his silence from the day his wife was murdered as a measure of his credibility, but not weigh it towards guilt or innocence. They cannot use his silence in trial against him at all.

It's the difference between saying: "he's silent, so he's guilty" and "he's silent, so why should I believe what he has to say now?"

 

[traveler]

CY was born March 2004, credit card receipts are dated February 2004 - May 2008

But the PT didn't bring that up to the jury? (on why he would have bought a cigar?)

 

[Cammy]

One of the jurors unplugged it? :what::truce::what:

OctMoon, there you are !!

:seeya:

 

[Cammy]

Both, sort of. They can use his silence from the day his wife was murdered as a measure of his credibility, but not weigh it towards guilt or innocence. They cannot use his silence in trial against him at all.

It's the difference between saying: "he's silent, so he's guilty" and "he's silent, so why should I believe what he has to say now?"

Also, the fact they they saw his testimony from the first trial.

PS: I kind of thought Klink was up to something, boy,he is good.

jmo

 

[~n/t~]

how does one break their cursor? (this is a serious question)

I think it "freezes" "hangs". We are talking about a the arrow thingy on the computer right?

 

[Cammy]

I think so. She's 8 now.

CY will be 8 next month.

 

[otto]

One of the jurors unplugged it? :what::truce::what:

The mouse probably needs new batteries.

 

[nursebeeme]

so is the guy with the broken cursor the last witness for the DT?

 

[octobermoon]

OctMoon, there you are !!

:seeya:

:seeya:

I've got the Judge's sniffles. Felt very grumpy yesterday, listened, but didn't post 'cause I didn't want a time out. I was a grouch.

I hope they don't have technical difficulties all afternoon. That will wear on the jury.