Originally posted by SueEllen
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Amanda Knox acquitted
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He's the hapless son from 'My family'. I like Death in Paradise. Can't think of a nicer place to go and be murdered. -
Cabot Cove.
Jessica would have it solved in 44 minutes and in the next 16 minutes she would have a confession from the protagonist whilst Dr Seth and Sherriff Tupper were listening in from their hiding places in the next room.Comment
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Meredith's mother said she was disappointed by the verdict. Not something you would say if you thought she was innocent. The mother is likely to be privy to information that cannot be reported.Comment
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Most things that happen in open court rooms can be reported but the media choose to focus on the juicier and easy to understand aspects of the story which can easily get distorted. In some ways it's annoying as each story is the same even though you know there are other aspects they could easily report.Originally posted by ZARDOZ View PostMeredith's mother said she was disappointed by the verdict. Not something you would say if you thought she was innocent. The mother is likely to be privy to information that cannot be reported.
It's also natural to blame others who were nearby, even if they are young and stupid, for not protecting your relation from dying or other crime for example the Lawrence family blame Duwayne Brooks for Stephen Lawrence's death."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Agree with that, now she needs to shutup about it.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostMost things that happen in open court rooms can be reported but the media choose to focus on the juicier and easy to understand aspects of the story which can easily get distorted. In some ways it's annoying as each story is the same even though you know there are other aspects they could easily report.
It's also natural to blame others who were nearby, even if they are young and stupid, for not protecting your relation from dying or other crime for example the Lawrence family blame Duwayne Brooks for Stephen Lawrence's death.
I have an open mind but I would have expected much more of a motive than "sex games that went wrong", doesn't add up, does this mean in a state of sexual arousal she suddenly had the urge to slash a knife in her friend's throat, and then cooly and calculatingly erase all signs of DNA from the room.
It's just bizarre.
I'm alright JackComment
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