MOO they need a moment to process what they have see and heard. Traumatic for the family, jurors, police and medical/forensic.
I am surprised that McCracken isn't being used by Guy's attorney as an attempt at a defense. I don't know if they were more than friends/roommates but McCracken moving out of their shared apartment, financial stress, a break-up of the only significant relationship to Guy, Jr could show evidence for going over the edge of sanity. May be far fetched and I am embarrassed to write it, but thinking like a criminal attorney; I am intrigued there is little defense strategy to excuse such heinousness.
Most insurance policies have a clause that prohibits a beneficiary from benefitting from payout in the event that they are convicted for causing death. I don’t think the sisters’ attorney is going to have to work too hard on this. Imo
I wonder if Guy, Jr did some research into this before his crime and is convinced he is entitled to the insurance payout. I remember reading a case where a husband and wife were murdered. The beneficiaries were wife and two childr
I wonder if Guy, Jr already did is homework on the insurance policy since he is so convinced he is entitled to a pay out. I think since evidence shows Guy, Sr died first he would not be entitled to a beneficiary pay out from his wife's insurance therefore I don't think his daughters would have any entitlement to any of it either. I'd be interested in the outcome of their case.
