@Melissa97383781@disclosetv I don’t know that he specifically confessed to the police. That’s not publicly confirmed so is pure speculation.
But even if he did, a not guilty plea still makes sense legally. For example they can try supress that piece of evidence by claiming violation of miranda etc.
@kenziek1101 She was hearing voices telling her to kill her kids.
She sought help and said it wasn’t working.
Kids are murdered.
But you think it was the husband?
@Melissa97383781@disclosetv With all those things being true, the best option for him is still to plead not guilty.
He didn’t have any chance of a plea deal to eliminate the death penalty, so his best option is to make it as difficult as possible for the prosecution.
@smgerhard8@ccmembersonly Medications can only do so much.
If someone wants to kill their kids, you can’t expect medications to be 100% effective in preventing it for every person, even if it was the perfect cocktail.
To then blame the medications and medical team because the person did it anyway is 🤦♂️
@TimmyHardy@ccmembersonly Which came first - the desire to kill her kids, or medications?
If she was taking the medications to try stop herself from doing it, then that implies she would have done it without them.
Therefore you can’t blame the medications.
@LeadingXSignals@dougboneparth Nobody consistently makes 5% return a month.
In order to get that return, you need to take a lot of risk.
Eventually that risk will wipe out your investment.
You could win for a few months, but not a few years.
@JeannieMariMo@CinemaShogun So you both are stating she has a lot of viewers. Ok that is obvious.
Many grifters and evil people throughout history have had a lot of viewers.
Why don’t you comment on the substance of the criticism against her?
@BullForceOne@TheModerateCase I didn’t lose anything.
I have no horse in the race.
However I do make a point to call out nonsense when I see it.
Calling someone else a sycophant when you are clearly one yourself is worth pointing out.
When people stop being hypocrites the world will be a better place.
@EileenElamil@PBDsPodcast Also, do you believe Tyler intentionally wants to be falsly convicted?
If not, then why is he not insisting this receipt was presented pre-trial?
It would be a strong alibi to get the case dismissed?
@EileenElamil@PBDsPodcast Genuine question - do you think Tyler’s defence team is secretly trying to get him convicted?
If not, then if this receipt is genuine, why would they not be presenting this as the alibi?
@Bert5hd0@paleochristcon Yeah @Bert5hd0 unfortunately you appear retarded here.
Not believing he was the murderer does not automatically infer he was a federal patsy.
It opens the door for any number of alternative theories.
You then need evidence to support them.