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Ahem...gentlemen do not answer, let alone open, the front door dressed in their underwear, especially to young attractive females.

The door was unlocked. She could not have gotten in otherwise. <modsnip: personalizing>

How do we know he was getting ready for bed? How do we know there were no ashtrays? Many here are inventing their own "facts" and that has been one reason why there is no clearness to this situation and so much misinformation.

I would ask posters to refrain from calling Amber "the killer." She is only charged with manslaughter. It is as offensive as if I were to call Botham "the doper." (Which I would never do)

There is only one logical reason she pulled the trigger: self-defense. At trial, we will find out if that reason was warranted. For any other motive to be imputed, she would have had to have known who she was shooting at. And even the Lawyer says they didn't know each other.

Where are those who wagged their fingers at Sergio and muttered "tsk tsk"? Now you are extending "heart-felt" condolences to La Familia Celis?

Amber's lawyers are smarter. They're keeping quiet.

Amber's apartment is not to be touched. It's not a crime scene.

WHOA!

Anybody got height weight on Botham Shem?

Jennie … I agree totally with you. I always thank a police officer when I see him or her for the job they do keeping us all safe. I wonder how many times the critics here have called on LE in their lives. It seems a bit hypocritical. More than anything, I'd like to know what transpired in...

Good questions Tina. I like how you think. Here's how I see it. She was exhausted after her shift of serving warrants to keep our streets safe. She made the mistake of going to the wrong location (which most of us have done in our lifetimes multiple times, be it a wrong street, wrong...

It should be treated no differently than an egregious hunting accident. Manslaughter at worst. The punishment - that's for the courts to decide. Lex talionis? No. The Handsome Sailor Hath Spoken.

Well, Tina, I believe them both, because they are not inconsistent. Both of them were surprised, obviously. I'm trying to get the larger audience to view this from the perspective of Amber, who thought there was an intruder in her apartment. The reality is not so important as the PERCEPTION...

I believe Amber

The marijuana MAY BE significant in many ways, like why he did not engage verbally with AG (which MAY have prevented this tragedy). Or why he forgot (?) to secure his door. Reports indicate the pot was out in the open. Was he startled by the sudden appearance of a police officer when the pot...

I don't think it's victim blaming, they are merely being thorough and reporting the results of their search of the crime scene. If they withhold any of those results, then they will be accused of deceit. And in fact, that marijuana may go a long way in explaining how and why this incident...

I'm a free thinker and salt hero. A real man-o-war's man. I call 'em like I see um. There is a gross negligence involved, granted, and her LE career is over. But this thread has turned into an emotional barbecue, many posters here cannot post without heat

Amber's story has always been consistent. It's the ham-fisted reporters like Eagar on twitter and the so-called witnesses who can't get their stories straight

<modsnipped labeling opinions> On the one hand, they say Amber was careless and not observant, and then on the other hand, they said she planned the whole thing and planted evidence. <modsnipped unnecessary comment>