arkansasmimi
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11:57a.m. Local trial time
The thing about reasonable doubt is that each person on the jury has a different threshold for reasonable doubt.
If you put the unarguable facts together, that pretty much solidifies it for me. I can string dots together and the jury will too. Not every juror looks at a case as analytically as sleuthers do, they don't have background not 2+ years of opinion on a particular case
Here are things that surpass reasonable doubt for me
1). EA is the very last person she was seen with
1a) their phones pinging other for a long while after
2) he was extremely late to work the next day, concerned with cleaning his car
3) trash cans full of cleaning products.
4) not reasonable explained damage to car
5) not reasonably explained injuries
6) complete lack of willingness to help search.
7) no sign of her in two years
8) detective said he was looking for a dead body
9). The lies. 94 million lies. An innocent person has zero need to lie for so long about so much. I'm not sure he knows what the truth is.
And finally
10) DNA IN HIS TRUNK! (tm SteveS)
In the other hand I am well aware that it is the defense attorneys job to sling as much poop at the wall to see what sticks. The doubt he's trying to introduce just doesn't seem plausible to me. This is real life, not CSI:Miami or SVU. It's not a cold, calculated well planned murder with twists and turns made for TV. It's just not.
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The thing about reasonable doubt is that each person on the jury has a different threshold for reasonable doubt.
If you put the unarguable facts together, that pretty much solidifies it for me. I can string dots together and the jury will too. Not every juror looks at a case as analytically as sleuthers do, they don't have background not 2+ years of opinion on a particular case
Here are things that surpass reasonable doubt for me
1). EA is the very last person she was seen with
1a) their phones pinging other for a long while after
2) he was extremely late to work the next day, concerned with cleaning his car
3) trash cans full of cleaning products.
4) not reasonable explained damage to car
5) not reasonably explained injuries
6) complete lack of willingness to help search.
7) no sign of her in two years
8) detective said he was looking for a dead body
9). The lies. 94 million lies. An innocent person has zero need to lie for so long about so much. I'm not sure he knows what the truth is.
And finally
10) DNA IN HIS TRUNK! (tm SteveS)
In the other hand I am well aware that it is the defense attorneys job to sling as much poop at the wall to see what sticks. The doubt he's trying to introduce just doesn't seem plausible to me. This is real life, not CSI:Miami or SVU. It's not a cold, calculated well planned murder with twists and turns made for TV. It's just not.
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Thank you! I needed to see it all spelled out like that. Let's hope the jury can play connect-the-dots!
Regardless of the outcome, I hope that at least a juror or two will agree to be interview after the fact to explain their findings. Imo, if they convict they will be more likely to speak out. If not, I think they will go into hiding. Just like Casey Anthony. Only 1-2 jurors have spoken out about that even all these years later.
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Door to reasonable doubt will be big enough for Gore to drive a freight train through if Judge allows this in about Aryan Brotherhood stabbing case. My opinion only.