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Oh you scared me! I thought that they freed him now and dismissed the charges.

It never occured to me to link it to the hitman comment. The Adelsons have an obsession with TV's. Well now we know why Charlie offered to buy her a TV.

I think it was a convienient alibi- Wendi couldn't have killed him, she was home waiting for the TV repairman. I agree that having an appointment somewhere with video cameras to catch her on footage, even a fast food place or a bank, would have been a much better alibi.

Bingo! And most likely it was Wendi who cracked it IIRC, threw a brick at it... Why make the boys watch a cracked TV?

Why would you put down a range of sizes for a TV? Makes no sense when it comes to repair. The size doesn't matter for that. The parts are going to be specific.

Or for that matter the price of pens and markers. Whether something costs $5 or less or $1.000/item for example.

Agreed. This is what I've been stating all along, although it wasn't worth repairing, a 55" TV wasn't cheap back then, and it wouldn't fit in a dorm room.

Or could it be as simple as Jeff didn't actually see the TV he offered to replace?

Did he really believe that cops are that easily fooled? Good thing most criminals are stupid.

I'm honestly confused- I'm unclear how the size of the TV helps the defense other than Jeff implicating that it was a "dorm room sized TV", which I contend a 55" TV is not. It's way too large to fit into a dorm room. That being said- they aren't cheap either, however the way technology keeps...

The Walk the Dog letter was the d*mning bombshell for me! It's clearly witness tampering/manufacturing evidence.

Ironically, I watched a true crime show last night where he killed her by hitting her with a hammer over the head, then staged a car crash and fire to look like a car accident- for the life insurance.

Suicide doesn't work for the Life Insurance policies- only accidental death or natural causes, so when her "aneurysm" theory was ruled out upon autopsy, she felt she was locked into a defense of accidental death by OD as opposed to suicide.

Usually there's SOME kernel of truth in the lies, so I think it's safe to assume that they had drinks, and that's how she got him to ingest Fentanyl- thereby absolving her of guilt in her own mind, because he willingly ingested it. (Keep in mind, I'm not blaming him- he didn't know that she'd...

Could her mother have been the one to slip the Fentanyl into his drink??

So that's why her defense tried so hard to claim that his death was "accidental" when it became clear that it wasn't a natural death (aneurysm). Maybe she shouldn't have given him such a large dosage then...

Point taken, but I have a 55" TV and I still maintain that you aren't getting one of those in any dorm room. They are just way too big. Mine barely fits on it's TV stand.

So he outsmarted her in death. Too bad he still accepted food and drink from her.

I highly doubt that that's the best method for dealing with black mold.

I judge, and she's been judged GUILTY of killing her mom. Nothing has erased that.