He may very well have, but I don't recall it.Hi, do you happen to know if prosecution mentioned anything significant about JO's wounds and proof of vehicular impact (not this tail light thingymajig) in their opening statement? I missed the openers (not in US) though will get around to watching soon I hope.
on second thoughts maybe I'll give it a miss...but seriously if he didn't really emphasise the wounds in his opening that could be telling imoo, avoidance. ostrich with head in sand type of thing. Imo gonna need more than this tail light. I'll steel myself with coffee to stay awake and give his opening a shotHe may very well have, but I don't recall it.
All I remember of Lally's opening is the endless list of witnesses who would be appearing, delivered in a flat monotone. For all I know he could have been reading a passage out of the Old Testament with a long list of who begat whom.
Not really. In fact - it kind of slid in quickly - but the boyfriend testified she said she didn't want to be snowed in at the house... and that he just went to go get her because she was 'high maintenance' and it wasn't worth it to argue (sic).You know, I said before that I thought Caitlin Albert was believable as a witness. But her calling her boyfriend to pick her up at 1:45 AM when he had to be up early is super-weird.
I don't know quite know what to make of it. The defense wants to suggest that her parents sent her away because of what happened that night. Maybe or maybe not, but just add it to the oddities in this case.
Edit - Also, Tristan's lack of memory is a bit strange. This wasn't a memorable event for him?
I am really interested in replaying the portion about Y inquiring (TM on the stand) about the photo or event and asked if he was celebrating KR indictment? Anyone care to provide explanation? If not, I will hop on L&C (later) to review their footage. I missed some of it. TIA
I believe it was photo of 12 people with clinched fist.
Her boyfriend had to shovel snow early the next morning. Meanwhile, she has a white collar job with the DA's office. It's likely she didn't have to work the next day as it was a Saturday. So would it have mattered if she was snowed in? She was at her family home, after all. Probably by mid-day/early afternoon the road conditions would have improved enough that Tristan could have picked her up in the Jeep after his work was done.Not really. In fact - it kind of slid in quickly - but the boyfriend testified she said she didn't want to be snowed in at the house... and that he just went to go get her because she was 'high maintenance' and it wasn't worth it to argue (sic).
It's literally the most believable thing, ever.