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Originally Posted by Gypsie~:
Originally Posted by Gypsie~:

alternative to corrie indeed

 

I am interested in it because i really really really want to know the truth! I hate it when i dont know the truth, i sniff it out like a bloodhound and cant give up till i think ive got it. This case is driving me mad.  I think i was enjoying it more (in a really interested way) when the prosecution were putting their case forward. Now im enjoying it in a different way ...its just a bit comedic. 

 

Im hoping that the truth does come out in the end, or at least as near as we can get.

Me too.

Yogi19
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Pengy:

Oooo what's this with jury member number 4??? 

Are you on wftv, Pengy? My link isn't working, so I'm on WESH.

I'm missing Bill's analysis.

Big hat no cattle is Bill's analysis of the defence so far 

 

 

Juror no 4 - in her 30s.  African-American lady.  Reluctant to judge people - that's for God to do and makes lots of notes during defence testimony but folds arms during State cross. They're all on note watch with her apparently and studied closely body language. State didn't want her on apparently because of her 'Only God can judge' statement.  

 

Bill thinks she'll take her oath seriously and doesn't think her personality will be strong enough to sway people.  But she could hang the jury!  If she's closed off to the State - it could mean that a lesser sentence is handed down i.e. life without parole.

FM
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Pengy:

Oooo what's this with jury member number 4??? 

Are you on wftv, Pengy? My link isn't working, so I'm on WESH.

I'm missing Bill's analysis.

Big hat no cattle is Bill's analysis of the defence so far 

 

 

Juror no 4 - in her 30s.  African-American lady.  Reluctant to judge people - that's for God to do and makes lots of notes during defence testimony but folds arms during State cross. They're all on note watch with her apparently and studied closely body language. State didn't want her on apparently because of her 'Only God can judge' statement.  

 

Bill thinks she'll take her oath seriously and doesn't think her personality will be strong enough to sway people.  But she could hang the jury!  If she's closed off to the State - it could mean that a lesser sentence is handed down i.e. life without parole.

Thanks Pengy, I missed that.

Yogi19
Originally Posted by Gypsie~:

surely if a juror voices their views against the death penalty while being considered for a death penalty case they should not be allowed on it.  They should all go in open minded and fair.

I agree - her statement only God can judge would be a definite no no for me 

 

 

 

 

 

Grrrrr Milo's got his babble ball out and it's making a racket 

FM
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Pengy:

bill is scratching his head wondering why the defence would want the bottle and syringe in because it gives weight to the State's belief of Casey using chloroform??? He's wondering why the State didn't use it!

So am I.

chloroform in the bottle supports the State's case though!!!

FM
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Pengy:

bill is scratching his head wondering why the defence would want the bottle and syringe in because it gives weight to the State's belief of Casey using chloroform??? He's wondering why the State didn't use it!

So am I.

chloroform in the bottle supports the State's case though!!!

I know, so why haven't the state used it?

S'okay Pengy, I'm not questioning you, just wondering out loud.

Yogi19
Originally Posted by Yogi19:

I know, so why haven't the state used it?

S'okay Pengy, I'm not questioning you, just wondering out loud.

I knew that - I was pondering aloud as well cos it's so strange 

 

 

I've had to switch to WESH cos my WFTV link has gone down   I keep both open but mute the WESH one usually 

 

 

Gimme back Bill 

FM

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