That’s awesome. I like the gentleman before him too. Except he was a bit argumentative in defending his work but that’s ok.
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I don’t know about robotic speech, but Garth’s constant “uptalk” drove me crazy. It’s supposed to be a sign of insecurity, though, so that was interesting.
I don't think the experts necessarily believe the defendant is innocent. I suspect Eller and Dr. H. may actually believe Chad is guilty; they are being paid for their expertise and to testify about a specific area, they aren't being asked their personal opinion about guilt. Experts agreeing to testify for the defense when they might not agree with innocence, goes along with the defendant's right to good defense. IMO Prior believes Chad is guilty.
Religion can be causative, as I believe it is in the Daybell cases, or culturally incidental, as with the long and wide history of Catholic mobsters in the U.S. I believe it is essential to our understanding of these murders to discuss why the Daybell followers even so much as listened to their insanity, let alone buying into it. Doesn’t mean tearing into LDS — and by being here, we’ve all agreed not to do that — but it seems to me that LDS doctrine or history that may have played into this tragic saga should be part of our discussion, for the sake of clarity. I bow to the mods in this, as in all things sacred and profane. I find input from those with direct LDS experience to be fascinating on its own and am grateful for those kinds of comments.
I am enjoying his testimony. He's knowledgeable, experienced, and engaging on the stand.
I believe it's his email address/Google account.
That is a Gmail account Alex used. Some people have theorized the name was partially inspired by The Simpsons, because Homer's full name is Homer Jay Simpson. MOO.
Who will be interviewing him? Thanks.
Idk why he's there but he said he loves his brother but does not agree with him.
Hidden True Crimes youtube live after court
