@JuanPab86844330@MyrtleBitten@JackPosobiec They had not been sharing the same bedroom for some time. This is where he slept. Any untidiness (outsife crime scene, ems) should be attributed to him.
@T_0rch@Lambikins67 There is no percentage. Any amount of doubt could be reasonable. All you have to do is have questions. There are SO many in this case
@dcdmdstrdude@Lambikins67 He admitted he had reasonable doubt but would not use that to make his decision. That is a refusal to follow the instructions the judge gave MULTIPLE times.
@BDWickizer@Lambikins67 But did she write a confession? Or has it always been someone else saying it or writing it?
With the traumatic injuries she sustained and no recollection, we don't know that she is simply repeating what she has been told what happened.
@StiofanPhadraig@moonandstars47@libsoftiktok But did she?
Yes, whoever did murder them is diabolical. The details don't align with her confession, and any reasonable juror would see reasonable doubt.
@StiofanPhadraig@libsoftiktok Whoa. Wrong take. I'm as conservative as they come, and I support Lindsay. The details of the case are suspect, and this woman was failed repeatedly.
Had 4 in 4 years w/ twins, difficult preg, birth & BF, NICU. Postpartum is hard. We need to be more open, not less.
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