A PI, huh?
Thank you, Cody...
I wonder what kind of involvement he has in this case.
Oops, defense just basically destroyed this shoe witness, imo.
The shoe print seals the deal for me.
I thought it was testified that he was drunk? How many incidents were there? Not saying it's right but people do really dreadful things when drunk which they may or may not regret later!
What happened? Thanks
So, MM is done already.
She did confirm that Jason told her about going to the 2nd app't , and the papers in the printer.
I apologize if I implied that was only post of yours I saw as good. :blushing:
Again we'll have to agree to disagree.
Most people I know don't make excuses for abusers. So, IMHO, the jury, or at least some or perhaps ALL, will remember her testimony.
JMHO
fran
Didn't she also testify that the reason they were fighting was because he was drunk? The big problem for the prosecution is that--while Young apparently made quite a fool of himself when drinking--there is no evidence he had anything to drink the night of Michelle's murder.
JMO
But, I will state for the record my prediction that the jury will either return a verdict of guilty, not guilty, or announce themselves unable to agree. :fence:
My I ask how? The shoe prints to me (size 12 and size 10) is the one and only thing that makes JY look not so guilty.
In thinking about the prints we have three options:
1) Jason came into the house wearing a pair of size tens, killed MY and then changed in his own shoes size 12's and stomped around some more in the blood to make sure it looked like he was there.
2) Jason came into the house wearing his size 12's, killed MY, and then pulled out a pair of size tens from under his arm and walked around some more in the blood.
3) Or, the killer (if my some odd happenstance it was not JY) murdered MY wearing his own size tens, then opened JY closet and slipped on a pair of JY's own shoes.
Option 3 makes the most sense, neither 1 or 2 make any sense at all, in the overall pattern of the crime, because if JY did have a pair of size tens to stomp the crime scene. We would NEVER have his size 12's in MY blood in that case.
Only someone who was NOT JY would want JY's shoe prints in MY's blood at the crime scene. JMHO...
Perhaps Agent Morrow will have more to say on this.
I must address this because it is such a misconception that drinking is a cause and/or excuse for abusers.
Abusers are abusers regardless of drinking. They make a choice to abuse, and this choice is a conscious one coming from the need to control. DRINKING DOES NOT CAUSE ABUSE. Respectfully, if you believe that it does, you are mistaken, and I would suggest researching the subject to become more knowledgeable.
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Quick question.. What was determined to be the time of death for MY?
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Quick question.. What was determined to be the time of death for MY?
My I ask how? The shoe prints to me (size 12 and size 10) is the one and only thing that makes JY look not so guilty.
In thinking about the prints we have three options:
1) Jason came into the house wearing a pair of size tens, killed MY and then changed in his own shoes size 12's and stomped around some more in the blood to make sure it looked like he was there.
2) Jason came into the house wearing his size 12's, killed MY, and then pulled out a pair of size tens from under his arm and walked around some more in the blood.
3) Or, the killer (if my some odd happenstance it was not JY) murdered MY wearing his own size tens, then opened JY closet and slipped on a pair of JY's own shoes.
Option 3 makes the most sense, neither 1 or 2 make any sense at all, in the overall pattern of the crime, because if JY did have a pair of size tens to stomp the crime scene. We would NEVER have his size 12's in MY blood in that case.
Only someone who was NOT JY would want JY's shoe prints in MY's blood at the crime scene. JMHO...
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Quick question.. What was determined to be the time of death for MY?