Defense has rested its case. Judge is dismissing jurors until tomorrow morning.
Good thing it was somebody that could afford a good attorney to get to the corruption going on here I think they did not expect her to fight this so hard and that she would just accept she did it and plea out.@Olenna said that the conventional wisdom is that the defense rests today. Karen walks tomorrow.
My observation: Karen was able to afford a great defense. A person represented by a public defender would probably end up in prison.
Good thing it was somebody that could afford a good attorney to get to the corruption going on here I think they did not expect her to fight this so hard and that she would just accept she did it and plea out.
I missed that. Where did she say that?
Oh ok not on a thread then. Probably why I missed it LOL.To me.
Let's wait for the jury to decide. But if she is found innocent, will LE reinvestigate more to the point?
86/87% would be roughly only one juror finding her guilty.
Yep. No injuries that match being hit by a car started my questioning of what really happened then add the very purposely manipulated video, fur whatever reason it was 100% manipulated, did it for me that they were 100% covering something up. That 100% gives me reasonable doubt.An observer on "Closing Arguments" is saying the defense experts had one juror mouth "What.".
The observer believes it was because the defense expert was confusing.
IMO, it could have been realizing what a bunch of the prosecution was expecting them to believe, and now this makes sense.
Also, the defense was allowed to say they didn't pay those experts. However, they couldn't say they were being paid by the FBI.
To me, it's simple. The video was inverted intentionally. I wouldn't argue about why. All that matters is they did it. The only why, is because they thought it would help the prosecution. 'Nuff said. Mic drop.
Rut roh
No I understood it. I just applied the same odds ie 86/87% to the 12 jurors which could mean approx 10 would think her innocent and 1 guilty with 1 undecided ie 100%÷12 = 8.33% per juror so about one and a half jurors could think she is guilty.I think you are misinterpreting that. 86% and 87% on each board think she's innocent.
The 86 and 87% has nothing to do with the number of jurors. It's the odds she's innocent.
No I understood it. I just applied the same odds ie 86/87% to the 12 jurors which could mean approx 10 would think her innocent and 1 guilty with 1 undecided ie 100%÷12 = 8.33% per juror so about one and a half jurors could think she is guilty.
That's not what they are saying though. That's comparing apples and oranges.No I understood it. I just applied the same odds ie 86/87% to the 12 jurors which could mean approx 10 would think her innocent and 1 guilty with 1 undecided ie 100%÷12 = 8.33% per juror so about one and a half jurors could think she is guilty.
I guess this will be today's feed: