GUILTY UT - Michele MacNeill, 50, found dead in bathtub, Pleasant Grove, 11 April 2007 - #1

[Softail]

Martin went to the Mayo clinic to try to get a definitive diagnosis on his toe.

I would have called him a "toe" truck. :giggle:

 

[zoey]

Martin went to the Mayo clinic to try to get a definitive diagnosis on his toe.
:seeya:
I would have called him a "toe" truck. :giggle:

His toe?? Thought it was cancer/MS

 

[CUCKOOHEAD]

Does Martin have supporting documents to show he had this ailment? I hope the State is ready with evidence to show that this ailment wouldn't prevent someone from lifting.

He doesn't walk into court with a cane does he? I don't think so.

It's a miracle recovery?

 

[CUCKOOHEAD]

His toe?? Thought it was cancer/MS

Well it was at different times but he was cured miraculously from numerous deadly illnesses.

 

[zoey]

Well it was at different times but he was cured miraculously from numerous deadly illnesses.

Well I know with my mom she had ingrown toenail and thought that was worse th:blushing:an my sisters breasted cancer. Than she had dementia :blushing:

 

[Softail]

Steven knew of her cosmetic surgery only because Martin was looking to get a hospital bed. He knew some type of procedure would be happening but didn't know the specifics.

A hospital bed would keep her head elevated.

 

[CUCKOOHEAD]

Is the defense kidding?

'You said previously it was three to four minutes'

not one to two minutes.

Are you kidding me? That will decide this jury's decision. No doubt.

 

[Softail]

Is the defense kidding?

'You said previously it was three to four minutes'

not one to two minutes.

Are you kidding me? That will decide this jury's decision. No doubt.

:lol: I thought the same thing. She acted like she caught him in a huge lie! Smoking gun! :lol:

 

[potboiler]

This def att.'s tone is driving me nuts! Condesending much?

 

[CUCKOOHEAD]

Well I know with my mom she had ingrown toenail and thought that was worse th:blushing:an my sisters breasted cancer. Than she had dementia :blushing:

I am sorry to hear about your mom and sister I know my kids would scream bloody murder over a splinter.

? for this board...

If you genuinely care, love someone doesn't adrenaline kick in to help that person and that means getting the person into a position that she can have CPR administered to her? I'm sure you all have heard about the person who picked up a car that was crushing their loved ones. I think that is extreme but I do think that initially the rush of adrenaline may mask any pain or discomfort a person feels while trying to save their loved one. The pain comes later.

 

[Softail]

In 2002 he gave Michelle prescriptions for Hydrocodone, and Valium as a professional courtesy.

 

[zoey]

I am sorry to hear about your mom and sister I know my kids would scream bloody murder over a splinter.

? for this board...

If you genuinely care, love someone doesn't adrenaline kick in to help that person and that means getting the person into a position that she can have CPR administered to her? I'm sure you all have heard about the person who picked up a car that was crushing their loved ones. I think that is extreme but I do think that initially the rush of adrenaline may mask any pain or discomfort a person feels while trying to save their loved one. The pain comes later.

One would think

 

[KPinMN]

In 2002 he gave Michelle prescriptions for Hydrocodone, and Valium as a professional courtesy.

Wow, I work in the medical field and can't imagine someone prescribing controlled substances as a "professional courtesy". That's some over the top courtesy!

 

[CUCKOOHEAD]

:lol: I thought the same thing. She acted like she caught him in a huge lie! Smoking gun! :lol:

I thought maybe it was me but it is dawning on me that this defense's defense is to discredit on itsy, bitsy details. What a bombshell!

 

[Softail]

I am sorry to hear about your mom and sister I know my kids would scream bloody murder over a splinter.

? for this board...

If you genuinely care, love someone doesn't adrenaline kick in to help that person and that means getting the person into a position that she can have CPR administered to her? I'm sure you all have heard about the person who picked up a car that was crushing their loved ones. I think that is extreme but I do think that initially the rush of adrenaline may mask any pain or discomfort a person feels while trying to save their loved one. The pain comes later.

I would say yes, for a normal person. However, when you marry your lover on the day of your wife's funeral - All that goes out the window. I think it pretty much shows he didn't love her at all.

I'll never understand how he could re-marry so quickly!? Is he that messed up in the head, that he didn't think anyone would find that odd? :waitasec:

 

[popsicle]

Wow, I work in the medical field and can't imagine someone prescribing controlled substances as a "professional courtesy". That's some over the top courtesy!

It happens, I've seen it.

 

[CUCKOOHEAD]

In 2002 he gave Michelle prescriptions for Hydrocodone, and Valium as a professional courtesy.

Wow that's some nice professional courtesy.

 

[zoey]

I would say yes, for a normal person. However, when you marry your lover on the day of your wife's funeral - All that goes out the window. I think it pretty much shows he didn't love her at all.

I'll never understand how he could re-marry so quickly!? Is he that messed up in the head, that he didn't think anyone would find that odd? :waitasec:

I don't think they were actually married. They said they were when they were committing fraud

 

[Chelly]

I appreciate the quiet, respectful manner in which this case is being tried.

 

[Softail]

Recess for 15 minutes - Other matters to be handled.

Jury dismissed until 8:30 tomorrow.