SleuthSayer
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Playing Angry Birds?I think the judge is on websleuths....seriously, what is he doing on there all day if he is so technically un-inclined?
Playing Angry Birds?I think the judge is on websleuths....seriously, what is he doing on there all day if he is so technically un-inclined?
The state would have been better off to use the timeline that presents itself.
Something to the effect of: He killed her, then went to the grocery store and faked an alibi, then spent the morning "cleaning house" after he dumped the body.
On the other hand, if he had any brains about him, he shoulda been like: Nancy? Nancy who? Oh, she didn't come back home last night. Should I have called someone?
Of course. Everyone knows there are many ways it could be done and leave no record. But there are records - the Cooper home phone bill and BC's cell.
The "spoofed" call should be on the Cisco IT managed site but it's not. That is the end of the story I'm afraid. The state rested it's case.
Playing Angry Birds?
Okay, here were the choices:
1. Random attacker?
2. Someone who knew Nancy?
3. Someone who knew Nancy and had skillzzz to hack into Brad's computer?
NCSU and FD believe in #1 (yes?) That was the first scenario.
Playing Angry Birds?
The state would have been better off to use the timeline that presents itself.
Something to the effect of: He killed her, then went to the grocery store and faked an alibi, then spent the morning "cleaning house" after he dumped the body.
On the other hand, if he had any brains about him, he shoulda been like: Nancy? Nancy who? Oh, she didn't come back home last night. Should I have called someone?
Actually it's not up to us to find out anything or determine anything (unless you are saying that you're on the jury). We're discussing the case hopefully and for most of us in a friendly manner. It's an interesting discussion but it doesn't really matter a whole lot more than debating, "who is more powerful? Superman or Batman?" It doesn't have a thing to do with the outcome of this case. Actually if we all agreed 100%, the board would die. There would be nothing left to talk about except, "What are you doing for Easter dinner?"
So, do Desiree J and Rose Z cancel each other out testimony-wise?
But that would mean that he would be admitting that he left his children home alone.....twice!
I see your point. I would give who knows how much to get that much sleep out of my kids on a Friday night!!!! However, there was likely fighting going on at home, and the kids were probably used to hearing mommy and daddy fight from their bed. Kids do not sleep through that. I remember that as a child from my own parents, and also as an adult, hearing my children discuss in therapy the fighting my ex and I did after we thought they were asleep.
If it was a peaceful night, they were probably sleeping extra-long.....
However, BC did not mention in any of his initial statements that B was awoken before NC left to jog. Not a single one. That only came after she stayed with MH and she told them what NC was wearing. So, it is reasonable to assume that B wakes up, asks where's Mommy?, and he says, she went running. So, she visualizes, as kids do at that age, what mommy looks like when she goes running, because that is what they do developmentally to reassure themselves, especially in an unstable home. It was very unlikely that it was that morning, I think....
Who is Desiree J?
It's not up to us to do anything. Someone killed Nancy. If not Brad, it doesn't automatically default to "no one." Hopefully you'll still care that Nancy was murdered and put all of the energy you have devoted to defending BC into finding the real killer.
Okay, here were the choices:
1. Random attacker?
2. Someone who knew Nancy?
3. Someone who knew Nancy and had skillzzz to hack into Brad's computer?
NCSU and FD believe in #1 (yes?) That was the first scenario.
The state rested it's case with testimony included that setting up a call manager on a home computer is definitely possible.
The psychic. I guess he only (DD) testified to consulting with her or whatever.
Yes, it would have been much better to say, NC didn't come home, not that I heard, but we're getting divorced. Here is a list of 7 guys I think she might be hooking up with. Check with them. In fact, her friends that called you, yeah, they were probably the alibi....I am the last personto know anything...
Can you imagine?
It was suggested a few pages back and has been suggested several times before.
But that required equipment that was not found in the home. And they also did not provide evidence (either way) that the equipment he had access to isn't currently at Cisco.