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Well, remember that sketchy hitchhiker they picked up, with big hands and a tattered shirt? Obviously he stole Pedro Bravo's roll of duct tape then met up with Jodi Arias' ninjas and went back to murder Christian Aguilar for no reason. Katprint Always only my own opinions

I think the sequence of attacks is relevant because I think that the alternative scenario suggested by the defense, i.e. gunshot in the head prior to stabbing 28 times then slashing his throat, makes any self defense claim even less likely to be successful. It was only ever a "Hail Mary" last...

It's like the Casey Anthony thing. You remember, how when she lies, she tells the truth (per Cindy). Katprint Always only my own opinions

Sounds kind of like the spasticity that paraplegics and quadraplegics sometimes have in their paralyzed limbs; the local nerves release electrical impulses that cause the muscles to contract/spasm even though there is no nerve signal from the brain. And obviously the body's tissues can remain...

In the photo of the bathroom that shows the bathroom counter with two sinks, and the cupboard door missing below the right sink, there appears to be a black safety razor lying blade-down, curved-handle-up on the counter between the two sinks up by the mirror...

I agree that she probably did shoot him in the front of the head first, knocking out his ability to fight back/defend himself. Then, because she is a humongous DRAMA QUEEN, she repeatedly stabbed him with a knife - probably aiming for his heart - in symbolic retaliation for him having stabbed...

Remember the detective testified about having told JA things that were not true, as an interrogation strategy/technique. Like, first he told her that the picture card was destroyed and later he told her that in fact it was not destroyed and oh, by the way, here are sexy nude photos of you and...

A mistrial caused by the defendant or by nobody (jury deadlocks, defense attorney has a heart attack and dies, courthouse catches fire, whatever other "good cause") means a retrial due to "necessity." A mistrial caused by serious governmental misconduct means the defendant goes free. In...

I'm a verified attorney on websleuths, but it is my opinion. (Criminal defense attorneys often learn WAY more than they ever wanted to know; I'm just trying to pass some of that along where it might be helpful.) Katprint Always only my own opinions

Sorry if this was an overshare, I thought that not everyone would necessarily know this.

Some aspects of the pics looked like they were re-creating *advertiser censored* poses. For example, the JA crotch pics shots are very similar to the pics in especially trashy *advertiser censored* magazines. Also, in many *advertiser censored* movies, the actors have removed their pubic hair so that their genitals can be seen more clearly...

I agree COMPLETELY! Except to the extent that Baez previously claimed they entered into a fee agreement for a certain specified amount ($225,000+ - or whatever it was he claimed back in his indigency documents - and he swore he didn't make any agreements concerning media rights or movie/TV/book...

I must certainly defer to a licensed Florida attorney concerning how legal process works in Florida. Also, I agree that substitute service of a deposition subpoena or document subpoena or notice to appear at trial on a non-party would be inadequate to support contempt proceedings, particularly...

There are appellate cases that basically say, if you sequester yourself inside a gated community or some other private situation where you have arranged for a receptionist or security guard or other person to intercept process servers, then those people are your de-facto agents for service of...

Yeah, probably half my special appearances (because my real job right now is taking care of my kids so I only work part time) are to show up as a warm body with a license to practice law, to ask for a continuance until the attorney of record who actually knows something about the case can show...

With the deepest and most sincere respect, I disagree that it matters whether Casey didn't ask for TES to search, or that there are any facts which might support a claim that Casey didn't encourage TES' search. With the usual proviso that I don't practice in Florida so I don't know if Florida...

"Objection: Compound." When the words "or" or "and" or "but" show up in an interrogatory or a request for admission or a deposition question, that is a sign that the question is probably compound and thus objectionable. Katprint Always only my own opinions

I really, really don't think George had anything to do with disposing of Caylee's body. I think that Cindy and George knew all about Casey's lying/thieving/intoxicated/irresponsible ways, they pretty much expected Casey to end up in trouble with the law, and they had told her to exercise her...

Possibly neither. A lot depends on how the probation was violated. I have personally had clients who violated their probation by drug/alcohol use, whose probation was revoked then reinstated. OTOH, if someone is on probation for something like robbery and they commit another robbery, the...

An even better defense would be, no need for any defense because no OSC re contempt. The judge's response to the defense team's request for a Rule to Show Cause why Ashton should not be held in contempt was to unseal the previously-sealed expert witness deposition transcripts. Wow! Could this...