It's been so longgggggg! I remember that bittersweet feeling too @Funky funkyI had always hoped that they just up and left and were living on a beach somewhere.
I went into this trial thinking they had the right guy, I have watched (or listened to) every little bit of testimony, sometimes more than once, sometimes what feels like a million times haha And I am just not as convinced as I was on January 7th. I still think it's possible that Chase did it, but I just don't think it would be for the reasons the State says, the time, and the where. I don't think I would be able to convict someone on 'possible' though. I can't wait for a verdict in this case. I usually move on after a trial, but in this case, I think it will be interesting to watch what happens afterwards, regardless of the verdict. And I'm not even guessing at a verdict because I don't think anything will surprise me lol
In all honesty, what plausible explanation could there be that the jury would actually believe?
Thank you, geevee!
YW Mica, surprisingly, Court TV isn't available in my market, which is a big market).
I can respect your opinion and still have a different one I am interested to hear the closing arguments to see how both sides lay it out, who knows, maybe the prosecution can pull me back into their corner... I'm also interested to hear the jury instructions, which we better get to hear!! LOLAfter 5 months of posting here about the trial, I really don't have the time or the energy to post all of my thoughts and then have to defend them LOL
I figured from the beginning the QB's activity would be the hardest to explain, especially without Chase testifying, so I can understand your stance and many others. I have my own thoughts and theories based on everything I heard in the trial, but I think we are beyond 'discussing' the case and it's more about what every one thinks the verdict should be, and just a waiting game to see how it ends. I don't want or need to change anyone's mind... it's not my job
I don't think the DT or even Merritt actually thought/think DK was the killer. I think he was an easy scapegoat.
After 5 months of posting here about the trial, I really don't have the time or the energy to post all of my thoughts and then have to defend them LOL
I figured from the beginning the QB's activity would be the hardest to explain, especially without Chase testifying, so I can understand your stance and many others. I have my own thoughts and theories based on everything I heard in the trial, but I think we are beyond 'discussing' the case and it's more about what every one thinks the verdict should be, and just a waiting game to see how it ends. I don't want or need to change anyone's mind... it's not my job
After 5 months of posting here about the trial, I really don't have the time or the energy to post all of my thoughts and then have to defend them LOL
I figured from the beginning the QB's activity would be the hardest to explain, especially without Chase testifying, so I can understand your stance and many others. I have my own thoughts and theories based on everything I heard in the trial, but I think we are beyond 'discussing' the case and it's more about what every one thinks the verdict should be, and just a waiting game to see how it ends. I don't want or need to change anyone's mind... it's not my job
I hope L&C are on their toes and have tested their equipment before the judge takes the bench, I don't want to miss a minute of anything.I realize I am WAY late in the game...or trial, but I agree with this so much. Under the best of circumstance (if you are a murderer) there is SOME minimal forensic or biological evidence of a murder. He used a sledgehammer on FOUR people and there was none. I find that unfathomable. Criminalists can go back years later after New flooring, multiple coats of paint, countless cleanings, and still recover evidence. I haven't seen any definitive evidence that they were killed in their home, and no sign of a struggle. I can't imagine killing 4 people and no one struggles, screams, tries to break free etc. I just don't see the home being a murder scene.
