GUILTY UT - Michele MacNeill, 50, found dead in bathtub, Pleasant Grove, 11 April 2007 - #3

[TorisMom003]

If there are parents on the jury this line of badgering Alexis is going to tick them off. The defense is making a huge mistake by attacking Alexis the way that he has. The crap about getting her "story" together was a low blow. Alexis, and any child, would remember the last time they spoke to their mother before she died.

MOO

 

[Ricki]

The jury questions should be very revealing.

I don't think we will get to them today.

 

[Leilei]

Alexis deserves a medal for getting through this with so much dignity and class. I would have snapped on this guy a long time ago.

 

[CUCKOOHEAD]

3 is several.....

:floorlaugh: Yup it is more than a couple and less than a zillion. Except in Mr Attorney's world. :scared:

 

[Tulessa]

I'm almost thinking fondly of Baez and Nurmi.
Ok. Not yet.

:thud:

 

[TorisMom003]

I told hubby that Alexis is a lot nicer than I am. I would have already told off this lawyer for the crap that he has been pulling.

 

[Nore]

Why would any lawyer take this case Pro Bono?

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Hi, probably because he is also ? a lawyer. :floorlaugh:

 

[Softail]

Good lord. Her mother just died. I'm sure that day was frantic. Give it a rest. :gavel:

 

[DomCasual]

Can someone email the prosecution and let them know they can object, any time would be fine, anything? Hello?

There has to be a strategy in not objecting - like, knowing Alexis could handle herself, and thinking the jury would grow tired of the bullying approach. Surely, they aren't just being incompetent and aloof, right?

 

[TorisMom003]

"Oh now." The State has got to start with their objections. This is getting beyond stupid with how the defense lawyer is continuing to get away with his unprofessional treatment of Alexis.

 

[all4justice]

I am not watching the trial...just reading WS comments (thanks by the way). My guess is that the defense is trying to neutralize Alexis since it sounds like she is such a strong witness. Their hope is that the jury won't remember what she said and only remember being bored during her testimony. JMO, IMO.

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[Ina Cognito]

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Hi, probably because he is also ? a lawyer. :floorlaugh:

:floorlaugh::floorlaugh::floorlaugh:

 

[fifteen89]

Can someone email the prosecution and let them know they can object, any time would be fine, anything? Hello?

Can the Judge object?

 

[CUCKOOHEAD]

So now MacNeill's guilt or innocence depends on if the lights were off or on in the master bedroom.

Who gives a rat azz?

 

[Dmacky]

Yeah his mind was somewhere else alright... he was wishing Gypsy would send me some racy photo's

 

[DomCasual]

I love how she keeps saying, "This is when I talked to my mom for the last time!" As the jury thinks about this abomination, I bet those are the words that will stick in their heads.

 

[Ina Cognito]

So now MacNeill's guilt or innocence depends on if the lights were off or on in the master bedroom.

Who gives a rat azz?

snort!! :floorlaugh:

 

[fifteen89]

Is Nancy Grace in the courtroom??? Let her object!!!

 

[Ricki]

Good lord. Her mother just died. I'm sure that day was frantic. Give it a rest. :gavel:

Yes, they are taking everything that she said and did and putting a spin on it. You are absolutely right. A day like that would be confusing and full of turmoil and I am certain that the days events would get jumbled with time.

Ugh! Now he is trying to put others peoples words in her mouth. What a class act.

 

[Ricki]

Give me a minute so I can read this. She certainly is not intimidated with this man.