I am convinced she did but nothing wrong with differing opinions so long as each don't try to stuff their own opinion down other's throats all of the time which many do.
You can be a bi*** and innocent at the same time. I don't think anyone is accusing her of being a nice and lovely person.
She shed enough on the night for a couple of years. Did she attend his funeral? Has he had a funeral?
I don't see any signs of her behaviour being that of an innocent person. Ranting and raving and ringing people to pick her up. Claiming she had hit him. If she was so sober why didn't she drive back over there herself to find and meet him? She knew she had hit him and he was dead, that's why.You can be a bi*** and innocent at the same time. I don't think anyone is accusing her of being a nice and lovely person.
My total reasonable doubt lies upon an the ways the CW screwed this up. When any other case of an investigation of a possible homicide of a cop, they pull out all the stops and call in all the troops and 100% call their official CSI and make sure absolutely everything is properly documented. The we add the altered video they lied about and I'm set on so much reasonable doubt. I have no idea if she actually did it or not and that is 100% on them and they're lack of an official investigation.
She's also a flat out b**ch, smirky thing to his family.
NO they don't. You talk a lot about the good ol' boys club or that type of thing. They do no such thing when ALL have been drinking, have been drinking, don't know what happened, are worried about image and their own arse. We have all seen it many a time. What did Murdaugh do when his son had something happen? And so on?
Exactly and more.
They had a perp admitting it. They seized the vehicle on the Sunday, I believe, and also found the bloody snow, the shoe, the broken taillight pieces the same day and there does not seem to be any chain of custody doubts that i have seen so far. Her vicious texts have been highlighted, even while he lay dying, evidenced by the dropping temperature of his phone under his body. They retrieved that evidence too. I think they have done a pretty good job so far. She could have saved him if she had gone back to the scene. Instead she berated him with foul texts. She is the only person responsible for this crime.
You know what is interesting in the last two days of testimony (and others) but the last two for sure, and it gets a hit old listening, even though I stick it out as it is necessary, is the sheer number of people involved in this investigation who quit simply are not Canton PD, a buddy of Proctor's or anything like that. They are looking at the body and other things, doing their job. Don't bother with people out their who jumped on her bandwagon and can't see the other side of it seriously. I do watch somewhere that most don't try to force their opinion on one. One has to wonder why some feel the need? I think she is guilty pure and simple but I feel no need to convince anyone else where anyone supporting her seems to feel that need, well most do. Or are some just bent on being right, no idea.
Then we also have the taillight pieces AND glass pieces that supposedly remained on the bumper from the car that was first lifted up onto a flatbed. That, by itself, would have dislodged pieces and some would have been lost, yet we have extra pieces of taillight in the end. Then they want us to believe that those same pieces remained on the bumper for a 30+ minute drive, uncovered, during a blizzard. Let me remind you that the conditions to have a blizzard called is over 35mph sustained winds for over 3 hours. Yeah, right.
That video records it as a mirror image and is motion activated. The time stamps are accurate and the correct orientation, therefore. The sallyport video from the other side is not a mirror image. I don't believe he was tampering but removing the unit for evidence testing - blood, DNA etc.
Do you have a link for this info about pieces staying on the vehìcle during the recovery? Was it loaded front first or rear first? It wasnt recovered in the blizzard but on Sunday p.m. IIRC. By that time, KR had driven it home to JO's house and then to her parents house so any loose pieces would have been long gone, before the recovery.
You think they couldn't have found those same pieces when there was only an inch or so on the ground when they were taking their leaf blowers to the crime scene? We also have no proof that they were ever found under several inches of snow because they weren't documented. The one large piece that was documented was definitely not buried. It was on top of the snow and a few days later..
I didn't write the Reddit post so it's not ME saying anything.
A blizzard is a winter storm with sustained winds of at least 35 mph, blowing or falling snow, and visibility reduced to a quarter mile or less for at least three hours. Blizzards can trap drivers in their vehicles and cause hypothermia due to cold temperatures and wind chills.