pittsburghgirl
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We don't know that these are lies--we just know that two people have different versions of what happened. The coroner wasn't there. Hanna might well have turned in that direction and then turned back. Jake was in the middle of a murder spree. As to the crawling through the window, why would Jake lie? The BCI expert says it was "highly unlikely," not that it did not happen.They already caught him in two lies. One the BCI investigator said it was highly unlikely anyone crawled through the window at Frankies given the tiny space without kicking over that trash can of feed or the tub of feed or tripping on electric wires or some kind of toy. AC tried to get the BCI Agent to admit it was possible on re direct but the agent wouldn't budge off that highly unlikely. She finally gave up on it.
The second is when he said Hannah turned her head to look at him but didn't recognize him before he killed her. The coroner said she was lying on her side maybe nursing and was shot twice in the back of the head. No way she was looking at him or she would have been shot in the face. AC tried to cover it by bringing up something about her head lying or falling back on a bar on the headboard of the bed after she was shot. The coroner admitted that could cause that white mark on the back of Hannahs head but would not commit or move off Hannah lying on her side and being shot in the back of the head or say her body was repositioned after death so the baby could nurse. So that means Jake lied about Hannah waking up, seeing him before he shot her, and repositioning her body so the baby could nurse.
Jake just said that to make himself look like a kind hearted cowboy in a Willie Nelson song who loves babies, warm puppies and girls of the night. He wanted to make it look like he was really just a good guy who loves babies and didn't want the baby to go hungry. I call BS because JM testified he heard little KR crying, probably from hunger.
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There are always these moments in a trial. I don't see why jake would lie about either of those things. I doubt that a man admitting to 8 murders thought he could convince the prosecutors that he was "just a good guy." In fact, the only thing worse than getting a baby to nurse from its now-dead mother would have been to murder the babies.