Where you getting that from?2 sets of 12 ALL said she was not guilty.
Maybe not but did they crack the taillight first as was suspected with KR's vehicle? Also ARCCA showed it and the dummy did too.The defense's expert couldn't make the backlight break in the same way.
It's funny that the first two jurors said completely different things as to the mob. He said it added a lot of stress seeing, them, hearing them, etc. She played it down as if never noticed, couldn't hear didn't see and so on. That's already enough to me to tell me something.Well the potential of a lynch mob outside cannot have helped deliberations, but possibly affected the outcome who knows? I care because JO's family did not get justice IMO.
I agree with you. She faced several charges and was found guilty of one. The thread title is not accurate whatsoever.She was. She was charged with manslaughter while OUI but they just found her guilty of OUI so thread title should be changed to reflect that verdict. Its blatantly wrong for it to say NOT GUILTY. She on probation.
That one I'm not so sure of. I believe she was trashed but she told one woman she left him at the Waterfall and the next woman something else.. I think she may have at first lied to try to cover her butt which is what she is all about.She was pissed as a fart and couldn't even remember where she dropped him. She thought she had left him at the Waterfall. I think she's an alcoholic TBH.
No offense to him but he did not watch any of the trial, announced himself he wasn't going to, so pretty sure.Maybe not but did they crack the taillight first as was suspected with KR's vehicle? Also ARCCA showed it and the dummy did too.
Your pet case and you said flat out on here you were not watching any of the trial so I'd say if you didn't you then you are the one who missed a lot. No?
You know, I not only think she knew she hit him, I think she meant to.She was pissed as a fart and couldn't even remember where she dropped him. She thought she had left him at the Waterfall. I think she's an alcoholic TBH.
You know, I not only think she knew she hit him, I think she meant to.
Anyway, yeah, alcohol is one of her many serious issues. I know you know that earlier that day, she showed her stalking behavior by repeatedly calling John; she wouldn't wouldn't leave him alone.
But this isn't a drunk driving type of crime, it's domestic violence.
The sallyport video has been proved there was none missing. It records a mirrorred view and is motion activated which makes it appears sections are missing but nothing happens in those missing sections. They also have a second video from the other side which is not a mirror image. So the videos were not messed with. Thats just wrong.On that Dateline, they give a summary of the prosecutions and defenses cases in this trial. That's where I saw it. The first trial, I watched a lot of "Closing Arguments" and got a rundown for the day on that. I would do deeper research on things like the Sallyport video.
I missed more of the second trial, I was dialed in on the first. ALL of the people here didn't go into a room with eleven other people and look at the videos slowly, paused or any other way. Nor did they closely see all of the evidence brought into court. Did you get to see all the evidence that well?
@Guess Who is right, that it's most likely 24 people who voted to acquit of the most serious charges. Conservatively, it was 21 at least.
I don't understand how anyone here can say the jury got it wrong, when they had the best seats in the house for the trials.
All you need to do is see the messed with Sallyport video. If that doesn't peg your hinky meter, you're just stubborn.
I agree with you. The dangerous drunk drivers are those like her who don't believe they have a problem. I really hope she gets caught again, but without anyone dying, and has her probation revoked.You know, I not only think she knew she hit him, I think she meant to.
Anyway, yeah, alcohol is one of her many serious issues. I know you know that earlier that day, she showed her stalking behavior by repeatedly calling John; she wouldn't wouldn't leave him alone.
But this isn't a drunk driving type of crime, it's domestic violence.
I watch recaps so I get it. Sometimes we have to but any time I have time I watch the trials. It is FAR different than media recaps. I even after work would watch a replay of the day. I'm not saying you could or should have but nothing they put on shows like that nearly cover it. Most media recaps also pick their twists. It's interesting to me because the did a pretty lousy job this time compared to the P. Did you hear that anywhere?On that Dateline, they give a summary of the prosecutions and defenses cases in this trial. That's where I saw it. The first trial, I watched a lot of "Closing Arguments" and got a rundown for the day on that. I would do deeper research on things like the Sallyport video.
I missed more of the second trial, I was dialed in on the first. ALL of the people here didn't go into a room with eleven other people and look at the videos slowly, paused or any other way. Nor did they closely see all of the evidence brought into court. Did you get to see all the evidence that well?
@Guess Who is right, that it's most likely 24 people who voted to acquit of the most serious charges. Conservatively, it was 21 at least.
I don't understand how anyone here can say the jury got it wrong, when they had the best seats in the house for the trials.
All you need to do is see the messed with Sallyport video. If that doesn't peg your hinky meter, you're just stubborn.
It's both imo. I agree it was intentional. Again she is a shrew, had her nails dug into him and would not let go or just let the relationship go.You know, I not only think she knew she hit him, I think she meant to.
Anyway, yeah, alcohol is one of her many serious issues. I know you know that earlier that day, she showed her stalking behavior by repeatedly calling John; she wouldn't wouldn't leave him alone.
But this isn't a drunk driving type of crime, it's domestic violence.
I watch recaps so I get it. Sometimes we have to but any time I have time I watch the trials. It is FAR different than media recaps. I even after work would watch a replay of the day. I'm not saying you could or should have but nothing they put on shows like that nearly cover it. Most media recaps also pick their twists. It's interesting to me because the did a pretty lousy job this time compared to the P. Did you hear that anywhere?
Dateline and all those things are being on, to a point, sensation. It gets the views.
Now I will take a recap from Nate Eaton anytime on a Vallow case.
Such a liar when most of that is on video, the drinks and such. Juror even said it. Part of me hopes she gets in trouble on probation BUT I don't want another victim either.The sallyport video has been proved there was none missing. It records a mirrorred view and is motion activated which makes it appears sections are missing but nothing happens in those missing sections. They also have a second video from the other side which is not a mirror image. So the videos were not messed with. Thats just wrong.
The jury got the OUI right but they could not see guilt on the other charges. That's ok. They considered the evidence as they should and I am not blaming them.
However, if she continues with her norm of drinking "very weak vodka sodas" and driving all the time, it will happen again at some point. Her next victim could be a child.
It was proven months ago here that that is not true but certain people chose to ignore it. Again watch the trial or parts of it at least.All you have to do is read about the original Sallyport video to nail down that she was being railroaded.
No, I won't provide links, because I already have. Look through this thread.
Lol just said the same. Pretty much.I agree with you. The dangerous drunk drivers are those like her who don't believe they have a problem. I really hope she gets caught again, but without anyone dying, and has her probation revoked.
You may have forgot that dashcam video from a police vehicle at John's that morning (to see about the kids) shows the state of Read's broken taillight.The sallyport video has been proved there was none missing. It records a mirrorred view and is motion activated which makes it appears sections are missing but nothing happens in those missing sections. They also have a second video from the other side which is not a mirror image. So the videos were not messed with. Thats just wrong.
The jury got the OUI right but they could not see guilt on the other charges. That's ok. They considered the evidence as they should and I am not blaming them.
However, if she continues with her norm of drinking "very weak vodka sodas" and driving all the time, it will happen again at some point. Her next victim could be a child
And yes, sallyport was proven otherwise. Some refuse to acknowledge that though.The sallyport video has been proved there was none missing. It records a mirrorred view and is motion activated which makes it appears sections are missing but nothing happens in those missing sections. They also have a second video from the other side which is not a mirror image. So the videos were not messed with. Thats just wrong.
The jury got the OUI right but they could not see guilt on the other charges. That's ok. They considered the evidence as they should and I am not blaming them.
However, if she continues with her norm of drinking "very weak vodka sodas" and driving all the time, it will happen again at some point. Her next victim could be a child.
Yes. It shows a small hole in it. Not shattered into oblivion as 40+ pieces would make. That's easy enough to see.You may have forgot that dashcam video from a police vehicle at John's that morning (to see about the kids) shows the state of Read's broken taillight.
Also- you may not know that she spoke about her, herself, having picked out broken pieces of taillight from near the lightbulb.