You can repost stuff as "an idea you have been having" To be fair, there tends to be a bit of leeway, as long as people don't blatantly post...
I think you may be right, as that narrative works better if the bodies ever turn up
BIB This is why I am so fascinated by the staging of the crime scene. For me the crime scene is the trooper, the desert graves and the house -...
you guys are so far down the rabbit hole :D
Also this personality type a prone to taking wild risks. The fraud could easily have been triggered by feelings of entitlement - where Chase felt...
This is why I think Chase told more lies at the lunch meeting it's the go to strategy for this personality type I have my own pet sociopath and...
Cheers T But he does appear to have had a sequential set of cheques - in theory running up to #4244
I was getting excited about this a couple of nights ago but then forgot about it IMO the missing blanks is a far bigger problem for the defence...
Yes - be interesting to know the specifics of this My guess is that unknown DNA must be that of "the real killers" - and DK will not be in any...
Yes - Tortoise in the meister on this stuff - but I think T was waiting on some more evidence re cheque numbers
I remember this from the olden days in corporate land The company had preprinted cheques in a big stack on pre-perforated paper - so the...
It got a bit late to make a proper reasoned argument on the above. However I think we have to be careful with defence arguments about DNA in...
Amazing how this will be the DNA of "the real killers" yet everything else is transfer DNA :D
This is the defence submission in every DNA case now Contamination! Transfer DNA! I mean in what circumstances will the defence not allege this?
it's not about whether Knox is guilty or not. The point is your article cited one DNA trace. but entirely failed to mention there are two more....
