Quote Originally Posted by mydirtysecret View Post
Not directly, no. But I really do find the supposition of what BK is suggesting is the most plausible explanation of what caused the now notorious huge fight. The dates and context knowing what we do now, I can definitely see that being the most likely ignition to the inferno that ensued.
Yes. He was demanding she disclose the name of someone she claimed gave her information about him. Obviously Jodi made up a story that this person came to her work and told her secrets about Travis (hmmm,,just like when people showed up and told her about Matt and Bianca!) to cover that she'd been email/Facebook snooping. He was pissed. Taylor Searle confirms he suspected her hacking
Have any of the defenses witnesses totally completed testifying? It just seems to me that I can't remember JM and the jury getting to either begin cross or ask questions of any of the witnesses so far.
Regarding the transcripts (won't let me paste):
Agree that there is really no excuse for this to be talking an additional week. I don't buy it. In the Michael Dunn retrial, there was a juror issue. It was handled at a sidebar (not in chambers, imagine that) and the juror was released. The next morning a transcript of the sidebar was released to the media with redacted portions, for discretion, and we found out why the juror was dismissed (imagine THAT) after John Guy announced in open court (in OPEN court, you say?) what the issue with the juror was (though we already knew a day earlier due to an article that was posted).
Granted, it wasn't 400 pages (how did she manage 400 pages of testimony in less than two days????) but it's still relevant. There arent that many outlets requesting transcripts, printing doesn't take that long, and there are, of course, PDFs. There is no excuse, IMO for it taking so long. The media gives you the money, you give them the transcript. So again, IMO, this delay is due to the judge wanting to see the order (for reasons) and at the defense's request (so they can make a game plan, probably to strategically figure out how to schedule their witnesses around the transcript release or to come up with some other scheme/motion before then).
Quote Originally Posted by floridagld
He said he worked on case Oct./Nov..about time Dorian was on case and JA was representing herself. Then he was "let go" (paraphrasing). And, called back again or up again in Jan 2015..after the fiasco with BN
So he (referring to Sue D Nimh/John Smith) was actually hired by JA/Dorian while she was pro se? If that's accurate I find it even more incredulous that the judge would allow this witness to hide his identity. We all what a sneaky snake JA can be, so it is quite possible there could be real problems with Smith, his background, and/or his connection to JA. I have a very hard time seeing a valid argument to keep this so-called professional, self crowned data scientist, identity secret. That said, it seems there's a clear pattern of secrecy with little visible validity in this case, so it's just par for the course to allow yet another part of an open court procedure become secret.
Yup I completely agree this is what started the.big fight. Jodi had harassed, intimidated and scared of e 2 previous serious potential love matches for Travis and here she was, doing it again. It set him off. In his mind, she knew how important being sealed in temple was for him and she sabotaging any chance for him of having that
Quote Originally Posted by floridagld
He said he worked on case Oct./Nov..about time Dorian was on case and JA was representing herself. Then he was "let go" (paraphrasing). And, called back again or up again in Jan 2015..after the fiasco with BN
So he (referring to Sue D Nimh/John Smith) was actually hired by JA/Dorian while she was pro se? If that's accurate I find it even more incredulous that the judge would allow this witness to hide his identity. We all what a sneaky snake JA can be, so it is quite possible there could be real problems with Smith, his background, and/or his connection to JA. I have a very hard time seeing a valid argument to keep this so-called professional, self crowned data scientist, identity secret. That said, it seems there's a clear pattern of secrecy with little visible validity in this case, so it's just par for the course to allow yet another part of an open court procedure become secret.
:seeya:
So ... the transcripts were not released this afternoon.
:drumroll: Surprise Surprise . . . NOT !
This has gone beyond outrageous !
:seeya:
So ... the transcripts were not released this afternoon.
:drumroll: Surprise Surprise . . . NOT !
This has gone beyond outrageous !