Yep, apparently he doesn't get that and missed those facts.They are there because their client broke the law several times. Driving while intoxicated, killing someone while driving under the influence of alcohol and leaving the scene of an accident. I don't know why he is flummoxed.
I am sorry you do not want to listen to anyone with a different viewpoint to yourself.
He never went in the house.
People have to believe like 20 different things to buy into ALL of the defense side, at minimum. It is ludicrous. Same in Delphi for another example.
It is what defense does or has to do, not only do they have to try to get things thrown out, dismantle the case, they have to come up with an alternative theory as to what happened on top of it all, explain away the evidence and more... For me, anyone who buys into that many various things does not use any logic at all. Imo.
They are there because their client broke the law several times. Driving while intoxicated, killing someone while driving under the influence of alcohol and leaving the scene of an accident. I don't know why he is flummoxed.
I was commenting on your response to another poster. I don't think watching testimony from a mistrial is going to enlighten us at all because they never came to an official verdict. You just have to accept there are posters with different opinions on the case to you. It's not rocket science.Ummm..... I don't? Don't you think that applies more to the people who refuse to watch things that challenge their opinions? @Guess Who and I have answered the same questions over and over and over and over.... Yet when we offer proof, it's ignored and then asked for again later.
I was commenting on your response to another poster. I don't think watching testimony from a mistrial is going to enlighten us at all because they never came to an official verdict. You just have to accept there are posters with different opinions on the case to you. It's not rocket science.
I am going to try to very nicely say that is not my experience with you in cases at all. In fact you seek out imo people who match your views. If I put up a YTer for instance that is a defense attorney and tell people of so and so, you run right to them if they side with the D. If I put one up that is pro prosecution and anti defendant and believes the D is guilty, you ignore them.Ummm..... I don't? Don't you think that applies more to the people who refuse to watch things that challenge their opinions? @Guess Who and I have answered the same questions over and over and over and over.... Yet when we offer proof, it's ignored and then asked for again later.
Gee I am just flummoxed. Give me a moment. Lol. All in fun. I mean that's HUGE. Not.Higgins said he saw a man enter the house, but didn't get a good enough look at him.
Yes there was a lot of drinking and driving that night by people who arrest others for doing the same.Driving while intoxicated, I'll give you. That doesn't seem to be a problem for police officers associated in that district. That doesn't excuse it, but cops there do it frequently.
If you're wondering how I know the police officers in that district drive drunk a lot, I'll refer you to court testimony you can find yourself.
I know you won't believe this, but if you listen to court testimony by sworn in witness' then it's true, one cop texted another cop, I think Albert was part of this, that he was so trashed on the way home with the other who was equally trashed that he lost his gun and badge. He was disciplined for losing his gun, nothing else. I think he found his badge.
There are several of us who do not agree. It's the same out there in the big wide world. The mouthy ones are Read fans but tons think her guilty. Some think because of the noise on her behalf it is all going to go their way and her way... It just noise, it isn't the jury. Look at Delphi. Unanimous verdict. Tons of noise and leaks, same kind of attempts... Media and SM doing similar things in both cases.I was commenting on your response to another poster. I don't think watching testimony from a mistrial is going to enlighten us at all because they never came to an official verdict. You just have to accept there are posters with different opinions on the case to you. It's not rocket science.
When I get time I need to look back here as I don't recall you watching the trial at all, and for sure not all witnesses.If you're basing your reason for not watching testimony based on it being a mistrial, I'd think you'd like to see what the jury saw that caused a mistrial. You need to realize the facts go against your theories (The theories of the prosecution.)
Yes there was a lot of drinking and driving that night by people who arrest others for doing the same.
I have no argument with that one. And she was one of them. And thought herself immune... Didn't turn out that way did it...?
There are several of us who do not agree. It's the same out there in the big wide world. The mouthy ones are Read fans but tons think her guilty. Some think because of the noise on her behalf it is all going to go their way and her way... It just noise, it isn't the jury. Look at Delphi. Unanimous verdict. Tons of noise and leaks, same kind of attempts... Media and SM doing similar things in both cases.
Some fall for it, suck right up to it...
I always say CLEAR the sn*w, the blizzard, clean your windshield and look at the facts... Ds want you to have blizzards and they create them and they want you flummoxed TOO....
Lol. Imo.
I think all of us are. A justice fan. I don't think any of us are bad people and we all want the same thing. Unfortunately we do not always agree on what that is or see things the same way. Nothing wrong with that right? I think EVERY SINGLE ONE of us cares. However we are not always on the same page. Just how it is, and that's life.It didn't turn out that way because they were trying to protect another officer and possibly his son, IMO. Being charged doesn't mean you're guilty.
Just to be clear, I am not a Read fan. I'm a justice fan.
I think all of us are. A justice fan. I don't think any of us are bad people and we all want the same thing. Unfortunately we do not always agree on what that is or see things the same way. Nothing wrong with that right? I think EVERY SINGLE ONE of us cares. However we are not always on the same page. Just how it is, and that's life.
When any of us take a position it is hard for anyone to change them or even new news or evidence at times to change such, we tend to get cemented. Would you disagree?
I don't tend to take a position that is solid until I have enough and enough reasons to form a sold opinion with a high percentage and so no one is likely to change my mind if I have done that as I waited and took in everything first generally before forming such.
You know I am likely never going to agree with you here. I don't like to speak for other but I think it is a safe bet that Tresir and Regina are not going to either.
It was similar in Delphi, you are not going to change our minds, we don't make them up stupidly, no one on this website is stupid imo, at all. That I ever see. We come to our opinions for REAL reasons. And ware are not juvenile idiots.
We happen to disagree on this one, more than a few do. It happens.
Karen killed him imo. However no one is likely ever to prove something like intentional homicide (which I happen to belive--she was enraged and angry, but proving that is something else). I would like both sides to face what they have and deal and use legal and court resources for other cases
There is a dead man. Will he ever get justice? I don't know. But settle the case and each side move a bit. Seriously.
KNOCK it off. I watch this case ELSEWHERE so don't act as if you know. I don't bother in here as it is one view and about two people and I think a few others would agree on that.You can have a differing opinion, but when some people refuse to look at the videos that explain @Guess Who opinions, they are ignored and a couple of weeks later are asked for again. Watch the videos and I'll discuss each one with you. You don't want to see why most of the jurors found her innocent. You want to cling to your belief that her alleged confessions is enough for you.
I will entertain your differing opinion after you watch the stuff, but most likely won't. Why did it end in a mistrial? I'll ask you. Why did this trial end in a mistrial?
In your opinion, which i disagree with and i will make my mind up on what i watch. You yourself said you haven't watched the trial, only a 2 hour recap on court TV each day. I read these threads instead of watching hours of trial. So quit telling me to do something you haven't even done yourself.If you're basing your reason for not watching testimony based on it being a mistrial, I'd think you'd like to see what the jury saw that caused a mistrial. You need to realize the facts go against your theories (The theories of the prosecution.)
Because two idiots thought she was innocent. It happens.You can have a differing opinion, but when some people refuse to look at the videos that explain @Guess Who opinions, they are ignored and a couple of weeks later are asked for again. Watch the videos and I'll discuss each one with you. You don't want to see why most of the jurors found her innocent. You want to cling to your belief that her alleged confessions is enough for you.
I will entertain your differing opinion after you watch the stuff, but most likely won't. Why did it end in a mistrial? I'll ask you. Why did this trial end in a mistrial?
Listen, i personally know about police officers drunk driving so no need to lecture me. It happens everywhere. Two wrongs don't make a right though. In this case somebody was killed so they stood trial and the jury could not get their agreement required by law. Now they get to try the case again. That is the trial that matters.Driving while intoxicated, I'll give you. That doesn't seem to be a problem for police officers associated in that district. That doesn't excuse it, but cops there do it frequently.
If you're wondering how I know the police officers in that district drive drunk a lot, I'll refer you to court testimony you can find yourself.
I know you won't believe this, but if you listen to court testimony by sworn in witness' then it's true, one cop texted another cop, I think Albert was part of this, that he was so trashed on the way home with the other who was equally trashed that he lost his gun and badge. He was disciplined for losing his gun, nothing else. I think he found his badge.
What's your reason for not watching the trial then?If you're basing your reason for not watching testimony based on it being a mistrial, I'd think you'd like to see what the jury saw that caused a mistrial. You need to realize the facts go against your theories (The theories of the prosecution.)
Well he is a great detective isnt he LOL.Higgins said he saw a man enter the house, but didn't get a good enough look at him.
TBH he actually died of hypothermia so maybe D should push that avenue. My belief is still she ran into him and knocked him against a hard surface anyway. Why would she be so worried and hysterical he had not come home otherwise? Did D even push the snow plough theory at all?He never went in the house.
People have to believe like 20 different things to buy into ALL of the defense side, at minimum. It is ludicrous. Same in Delphi for another example.
It is what defense does or has to do, not only do they have to try to get things thrown out, dismantle the case, they have to come up with an alternative theory as to what happened on top of it all, explain away the evidence and more... For me, anyone who buys into that many various things does not use any logic at all. Imo.