State vs. Jason Lynn Young 2-24-2012

[gitana1]

There hasn't been any testimony at this trial about any stop at a restaurant.

It came in testimony at the last trial and evidently the jury accepted the explanation as they voted 8-4 not guilty.

JMO

Yeah, well, some jurors down in Florida let casey anthony walk. Some out here in California let OJ walk as well. So, I'm not always impressed by the reasoning of jurors.

But I do wonder what, exactly, was presented as evidence regarding this trip in the last trial and what, if anything, about Jason's trip back was presented at this one.

 

[gorealtors]

I just watched her testimony last night. Her answer was very careful. She said his eyes were closed, but she wasn't sure if he was alseep.

Guess JY was pretty tired from being up 36 hours straight!fftobed:

 

[Cammy]

Is he in custody? If so, for how long has been there?

This case, Jason Young?

He was arrested in 2009, served about a year and a half.

Released on bail in July of 2011, still out and attending his 2nd trial.

 

[Cammy]

Guess JY was pretty tired from being up 36 hours straight!fftobed:

Holy crap, you are right.
He would have to been up for 36 hours straight.
Maybe he stopped for a case of red bull.
Now, that would have been something
damaging to find in his SUV, instead,
of, ummmmmm...nothing.
:wink:

 

[borndem]

Originally Posted by PoppyMcTwist
Bent over with hand on wall at 16", hitting victim on floor with enough force to send spatter on the walls at approximately 16" level (surrounding)....how then did he not get blood on his pants? Or did he? Just wondering.

If he was beating her with something...a bat, perhaps, then I think it's possible.

Some of the splatter could be "cast off" blood as well. Cast off blood is a bloodstain pattern created when blood is released or thrown from a blood-bearing object in motion.

Perhaps when the killer was raising the weapon to strike her again, blood on the weapon -- bb. bat, hammer, wrench -- was cast off onto the wall. A 6-ft person's arm would allow for higher splatter than that splatter from her horrifically beaten FACE. :maddening:

 

[BrownRice]

I see where you're coming from, but I think the purpose of the stop was to figure out a plan for how to proceed when they arrived at Meredith's house. How to deal with the family, the police, etc.

If I were in that situation I probably wouldn't be able to eat, but I would definitely be freaking out and would want to take a breather before dealing with people. Especially people who could use my words against me in court.

I think your scenario is true. Just whacked out. I mean, really. You just find out your wife has been brutally murdered, your young child has been alone with her body, and the family needs to have a game plan? My game plan would be getting to my house asap, seeing if I could "see" my wife to hold her one last time, and to get to my child. I wouldn't need/want a family convention to make decisions. This is weird.

 

[dgfred]

Holy crap, you are right.
He would have to been up for 36 hours straight.
Maybe he stopped for a case of red bull.
Now, that would have been something
damaging to find in his SUv, instead,
of, ummmmmm...nothing.

Now you know you would have said Red Bull cans in the car wouldn't mean anything :innocent: . Am I right? :innocent:

 

[Cammy]

The window for a plea deal isn't closed until the jury comes back with a verdict.

And yes, an Alford Plea is a statement by the defendant admitting that there is enough evidence to convict him, but he maintains his innocence. The prosecutors may not be willing to allow him to "maintain innocence" in this case.

Wow, so if we see any closed meetings in chambers, we could start to wonder.

I don't know what kind of gamblers, if any, we have here, but would anyone
take all or nothing?

You have
a) the chance to walk out of the court a free person
b) the chance of never seeing daylight again (or a Applebee's)
or,c) would you take a plea for 10-12 years, knowing there was light at the end of the tunnel?

What would you all do?

I am a gambler, and I would take the plea.

 

[dgfred]

Well he obviously thought he could get away with... might still.

 

[Boodles]

but Cammy.. they actually do have curbside pickup:rocker:

Yes, there was a stop at Applebees in Fuquay. Jason says so himself at about the 35 minute mark in his own testimony which is included in this trial. Cammy/MyB, please stop making false statements.

http://www.wral.com/specialreports/michelleyoung/video/9765920/#/vid9765920

And in the testimony, the call with the police was before he spoke with his "friends who advised me to call a lawyer." They were at Applebee's very near to Meredith's house, to quote Jason "right in the neighborhood," figuring out how to get a lawyer before facing anyone at Meredith's.

 

[Mama-cita]

Jason wouldn't need red bull. The adrenaline would have certainly kept him going for quite a while!

 

[Cammy]

Now you know you would have said Red Bull cans in the car wouldn't mean anything :innocent: . Am I right? :innocent:

Dang, Dg, you are starting to know me too good!!

I was already working on my Red Bull argument.

:floorlaugh:

 

[Cammy]

Yes, there was a stop at Applebees in Fuquay. Jason says so himself at about the 35 minute mark in his own testimony. Cammy, please stop stating completely false statements.

http://www.wral.com/specialreports/michelleyoung/video/9765920/#/vid9765920

And in the testimony, the call with the police was before he spoke with his "friends who advised me to call a lawyer." They were at Applebee's very near to Meredith's house, to quote Jason "right in the neighborhood," figuring out how to get a lawyer before facing anyone at Meredith's.

Since when do we believe anything Jason says...
Heather says they pulled into the parking lot.
Besides, he says they were AT Applebee's, he doesn't say they were IN Applebee's.

 

[Mama-cita]

Does anyone else not see as completely damning that there was no evidence of him doing anything work related on his laptop after he went to the front desk even though his sworn testimony was that he went to get the laptop charger to work on his presentation?? Seriously. If someone is innocent there is no need to have to explain away their behavior.

ETA: they better hit him hard on that point if he testifies again. I would love to cross examine him even though I'm not a lawyer. I would go after him like a pitbull that just came upon a nice juicy ribeye

 

[octobermoon]

Since when do we believe anything Jason says...
Heather says they pulled into the parking lot.

LOL now you're just getting silly

 

[Cammy]

LOL now you're just getting silly

I know.........

But, seriously, think about it.
If the Pros can bring in a ring or a magic marker as damaging testimony,
they would have said......

Members of the Jury, do you know this man, this man
just learned of his wife's death and baby son, and do you
know what he did before going to see his daughter?

He went to Applebee's for dinner.

I rest my case.

 

[Cammy]

Jason wouldn't need red bull. The adrenaline would have certainly kept him going for quite a while!

Do you also realize he has been on the road for over 1100 miles??

800+ he drove (if you think he killed Michelle)
300+ his bro in law Joe drove

I would say he was ready to crash.

 

[Just the Fax]

Didn't they leave Brevard around 4 PM and arrive some time around 9? It seems that two things had to be done: find a lawyer, eat. I think people need to be more careful to look after themselves after suffering a loss ... so the family would have decided that it was important to eat before going to the crime scene. After a five hour delay, what's another hour?

Actually it was between 9:30 and 9:45PM.

The lawyer? Jay was thumbing through the yellow pages later, remember?

I agree with most other posters, you waste no time getting back to Raleigh, especially to comfort your toddler that was alone in the home.
Stopping for a sit-down meal in a restaurant is telling...for the whole clan.

 

[octobermoon]

Do you also realize he has been on the road for over 1100 miles??

800 he drove
300 his bro in law Joe drove

I would say he was ready to crash.

But Cammy,
People can't sleep when they hear that kind of news. They just can't. The mind and the body won't let them.

 

[Just the Fax]

Does anyone else not see as completely damning that there was no evidence of him doing anything work related on his laptop after he went to the front desk even though his sworn testimony was that he went to get the laptop charger to work on his presentation?? Seriously. If someone is innocent there is no need to have to explain away their behavior.

ETA: they better hit him hard on that point if he testifies again. I would love to cross examine him even though I'm not a lawyer. I would go after him like a pitbull that just came upon a nice juicy ribeye

Yes Mama,,,yet another bold face lie.
Really 2 lies...shows he checked sports scores and did not do any 'work' until 10:34AM the next day.


11:43pm someone accessing a website for the hampton inn and signing into their internet service.

11:44pm logged into yahoo.com email
scout.com - sports board could get scores. accboards
11:53pm last activity
No work related activity during this time

11-3 10:34am-11:03am info pulled from local hardrive associated with chartone