Remind me about the reconfigured truck plz? I thought the phony bottom would work until someone said that much hay is just too heavy. I guess I wasn’t taking into account that they would’ve used bales of hay. I just thought they threw some loose hay on top (yeah, I’m a city slicker), but if that were the case then it would probably get blown away once the truck hit 45 mph or so.
I did wonder how George IV would get underneath that as he was around 300lbs at the time iirc.
Those jurors probably aren’t city slickers though & that could help the defense.
Also Jake said he covered Chris Sr & his cousin with a blanket, but I think he said he didn’t cover Dana. Yet Dana’s brother said that when he found her body, her head was literally stuck to the pillowcase that was on top of her head. Troublesome detail, but not necessarily a deal breaker for on-the-fence jurors.
I think George IV was there, knew about it, helped with the plan & cover up, but unless the prosecution has a vigorous closing argument (& imo the prosecution has not been very vigorous), I think George IV will beat the most critical charges & be convicted on some of the lesser ones. If, that is, the jurors don’t allow themselves to get bogged down on a distinct issue (like the shoe discussion, for example) & can’t agree & there’s a hung jury. I just don’t see George as being the lily white totally 100% innocent nice guy that his lawyers are making him out to be. Idk