Case Against Darin?

beesy · #1 06-09-2005, 11:56 PM

Does anybody know what Darlie's supposed case against Darin involves? Is she saying he was the actual killer or that he hired someone or what?

Jeana (DP) · #2 06-10-2005, 10:39 AM

There isn't one. All she's done is made hints that he may have been involved.

Rachael · #3 06-10-2005, 11:19 AM

I hope their isn't one. At this point Darlie will do anything she can to get out of jail.

Jeana (DP) · #4 06-10-2005, 11:53 AM

There's nothing she can say or do that will improve her situation. She waited too long. Anything she says now will just look like a desperate attempt to spare her life.

Rachael · #5 06-10-2005, 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Jeana (DP)

There's nothing she can say or do that will improve her situation. She waited too long. Anything she says now will just look like a desperate attempt to spare her life.

I agree 100%. Darlie is desperate now so she is turning on Darin. That is her last attempt to save her butt and it's a little too late IMO. I really do not believe Darin had anything to do with the murderers.

Jules · #6 06-10-2005, 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Jeana (DP)

There's nothing she can say or do that will improve her situation. She waited too long. Anything she says now will just look like a desperate attempt to spare her life.

Jeana - a bit off-topic, but where does Darin stand now as far as supporting Darlie? Does he or has he moved on with his life? Do you know if he still visits her? Just curious - haven't read anything about that in a long time.

TIA - Jules

Jeana (DP) · #7 06-10-2005, 05:38 PM

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Jeana - a bit off-topic, but where does Darin stand now as far as supporting Darlie? Does he or has he moved on with his life? Do you know if he still visits her? Just curious - haven't read anything about that in a long time.

TIA - Jules

From what I understand, he still supports her, still visits her, etc. Of course, he's said he's not willing to change places with her, so if she comes right out and accuses him, you can bet his tune will change in a New York minute.

Jules · #8 06-10-2005, 05:52 PM

Thanks Jeana - that's pretty much what I thought. It will be interesting to see what happens as her time nears an end.

beesy · #9 06-11-2005, 01:56 AM

I know she's just grasping at straws, what I want to know is what she's claiming he did. Anybody know?

enigma · #10 06-11-2005, 03:02 PM

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From what I understand, he still supports her, still visits her, etc.

Not trying to be a smarta$$ just asking.....where are you getting your information on Darin?

Goody · #11 06-11-2005, 08:18 PM

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Originally Posted by beesy

I know she's just grasping at straws, what I want to know is what she's claiming he did. Anybody know?

Darlie has never made any statements about Darin's involvement in the case as far as I know. I think it is her defense team coming up with the claims now. They got Darin to sign an affidavit stating he had put the word out to have someone burglarize his home as an insurance scam. The implication is that these intruders might have been hired by Darin and just screwed up. Darlie's stepfather supports that with another affidavit, saying Darin asked him if he knew anyone who would do it. Darin also says Darlie asked for a separation that night.

I think the strategy is make it look like he had a motive, not prove he actually did it. They just need enough to get Darlie a new trial, using him as the scapegoat but not enough that it could be used against him later on. That is really hard to do and I doubt if they will be successful. It would have been a better strategy for the first trial.

beesy · #12 06-12-2005, 02:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Goody

Darlie has never made any statements about Darin's involvement in the case as far as I know. I think it is her defense team coming up with the claims now. They got Darin to sign an affidavit stating he had put the word out to have someone burglarize his home as an insurance scam. The implication is that these intruders might have been hired by Darin and just screwed up.

Thank you! I'd heard something like that, but didn't know the details. Are they still married? I look at him and just see "doofus"...hee

sassy_texasbelle2 · #13 06-12-2005, 05:38 PM

When a man has two dead children and comments on his wife's boob job that pretty well tells me all I need to know on his character.

Nothing he did or has done would shock me.

Goody · #14 06-13-2005, 12:12 AM

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Thank you! I'd heard something like that, but didn't know the details. Are they still married? I look at him and just see "doofus"...hee

I don't think he is as dumb as he acts. He has been smart enough so far to keep himself out of jail. As far as I know they are still married. If he is dating, he has been able to keep it very quiet. I find that very unusual.

Goody · #15 06-13-2005, 12:15 AM

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When a man has two dead children and comments on his wife's boob job that pretty well tells me all I need to know on his character.

Nothing he did or has done would shock me.

Me either. But how does he keep his love life soooooo underground that the media doesn't pick up on it? You'd think that an old girlfriend would run to the tabloids. Surely he hasn't been celibant all this time.

Jeana (DP) · #16 06-13-2005, 11:20 AM

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Not trying to be a smarta$$ just asking.....where are you getting your information on Darin?

Interviews with him and Darlie's mother in television news programs, her website, etc.

enigma · #17 06-14-2005, 09:55 AM

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Interviews with him and Darlie's mother in television news programs, her website, etc.

Thanks, I hadn't heard anymore concerning him since he made the "Waiting for a Miracle" video. Are these interviews very current?

Jeana (DP) · #18 06-14-2005, 01:59 PM

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Thanks, I hadn't heard anymore concerning him since he made the "Waiting for a Miracle" video. Are these interviews very current?

Well, to be honest, I've got more important dates to try and keep my brain surrounded by, so I can't answer for sure. All I can say is that her website is kept current and there hasn't been any allegations made there.

WindChime · #19 06-15-2005, 10:50 PM

enigma, my best advice if you are wanting dates and times would be to go to darlie's website and read up on on the info.

enigma · #20 06-16-2005, 10:40 AM

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enigma, my best advice if you are wanting dates and times would be to go to darlie's website and read up on on the info.

Thanks, I will. By the way, I love your kitty, is she (or he) yours?

beesy · #21 06-17-2005, 08:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Goody

I don't think he is as dumb as he acts. He has been smart enough so far to keep himself out of jail. As far as I know they are still married. If he is dating, he has been able to keep it very quiet. I find that very unusual.

I think he looks like a doofus...he's very wiley, keeping to the story after all this
time. Good on him

Goody · #22 06-17-2005, 09:08 PM

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I think he looks like a doofus...he's very wiley, keeping to the story after all this
time. Good on him

He is a little goofy, but I think he also uses it to his advantage.

beesy · #23 06-18-2005, 12:51 AM

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He is a little goofy, but I think he also uses it to his advantage.

good call

RobertStJames · #24 06-22-2005, 05:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Goody

Darlie has never made any statements about Darin's involvement in the case as far as I know. I think it is her defense team coming up with the claims now. They got Darin to sign an affidavit stating he had put the word out to have someone burglarize his home as an insurance scam. The implication is that these intruders might have been hired by Darin and just screwed up. Darlie's stepfather supports that with another affidavit, saying Darin asked him if he knew anyone who would do it. Darin also says Darlie asked for a separation that night.

I think the strategy is make it look like he had a motive, not prove he actually did it. They just need enough to get Darlie a new trial, using him as the scapegoat but not enough that it could be used against him later on. That is really hard to do and I doubt if they will be successful. It would have been a better strategy for the first trial.

Doesn't anyone else find it very odd Darin didn't admit this during the initial investigation? Wonder if he's lying, but what would be the point there? Saying Darlie asked for a separation hardly supports any "intruder" theory. And I do not see Darin running the risk of finding himself on trial in order to free his wife. If he'd been that devoted to her, he'd have done this a long time ago.

This gets to the core of the question I was asking a while ago, which I'll reword slightly: Does supporting Darlie's innocence automatically mean supporting Darin's innocence?

RstJ

Mary456 · #25 06-23-2005, 01:17 AM

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This gets to the core of the question I was asking a while ago, which I'll reword slightly: Does supporting Darlie's innocence automatically mean supporting Darin's innocence?

RstJ

Yes, it does, according to the supporters I've encountered over the last 6 years. Regardless of what their agenda is (anti-death penalty, anti-Texas, family, friends, etc.), they will viciously attack anyone who suggests Darin was involved in any way, shape or form.

They took a stand in the beginning that Darlie and Darin were completely innocent of this crime, and it's sticking to them like glue. A few years ago a staunch supporter had the audacity to suggest that Darin might be involved, and they practically lynched him on the spot. They love Darlie, they love Darin, and their only goal is to find the "real killer"