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Absolutely the worst witness I've ever seen. If she said the sky was blue, I'd check first before believing it.sjfcontrol wrote:Anybody who,would convict somebody on a charge of 2nd degree murder on the basis of HER testimony has some other agenda in mind.
She also castigated him because he was unable to complete her deposition the following day due to a scheduling conflict. He had to opologise for her inconvenience for that, too. No doubt the deposition took FAR longer than expected because nobody could figure out what she was saying.C-dub wrote:As I was mulling over her time on the stand, slight bow to TAM regarding whether or not she was testifying or not, and there was a short time I saw replayed on the news where the defense asked a question and as she began to mumble her answer he appeared distracted. She asked him if he was paying attention or something like that. It was clear she was irritated with him. He apologized both times and even said he became distracted.
I wonder if that whole thing was planned to get her irritated and say something she doesn't want to say similar to how Tom Cruise's character did in A Few Good Men with Jack Nicholson.
Well unless my math skills are no better than hers, that is not all that far behind. 12th grade is 13 years if schooling (don't forget kindergarten). 13 + 5 is 18.AndyC wrote:19 years old (I swear, I thought she was in her 30s!) and, by all accounts, about to go into 12th grade in the fall.
Thank you SO much, No Child Left Behind.
You have to keep in mind that 50% of the world's population have below-average IQs.Robert*PPS wrote:After starting out with no opinion if guilt or innocence, so far I'm leaning heavily towards innocence. But man, its crazy to see how differently other people see it. the people at HLN are ready to get the rope...
They were ready for that looooonnngggg before the trial began.Robert*PPS wrote:After starting out with no opinion if guilt or innocence, so far I'm leaning heavily towards innocence. But man, its crazy to see how differently other people see it. the people at HLN are ready to get the rope...
From what I saw, others tried to prep her well, but I don't think any amount of prep could have fixed her!sjfcontrol wrote:Can you say 'savant'?
She also got irritated when West didn't ask her the next question quickly enough. "Ok ... Go On ... GO ON! ". And he just smiled at her. THAT was done to torque her.Teamless wrote:From what I saw, others tried to prep her well, but I don't think any amount of prep could have fixed her!sjfcontrol wrote:Can you say 'savant'?
She also seemed to be quite irritated the she had to answer any questions .
She irritated me, with what seemed like 10 minutes of
Yes
Yess
Yes
yesss
yes
YES
YESS
YeSS
and more Yesses with so much attitude
I had to mute my PC after a few minutes.
She said she reestablished a friendship with Trayvon "in 2006" when they "started high school". So she's been in high school for 7 years? Yikes! She's 19 now, so she would have been 12 in 2006. That ain't high school. That's junior high (or intermediate depending upon the state.)sjfcontrol wrote:Well unless my math skills are no better than hers, that is not all that far behind. 12th grade is 13 years if schooling (don't forget kindergarten). 13 + 5 is 18.AndyC wrote:19 years old (I swear, I thought she was in her 30s!) and, by all accounts, about to go into 12th grade in the fall.
Thank you SO much, No Child Left Behind.
I had that very thought this afternoon.sjfcontrol wrote:Has anybody else noticed how much West looks like Walter White from Breaking Bad?
Not so much. She insisted that March 19th was a Monday. It was not. It was a Tuesday. None of the dates she gave matched the actual day of the week. (I'm listening to her testimony now.)sjfcontrol wrote:By the way, did you notice how quick she was at dates and days of the week? She knew what day of the week and date each of her meetings were. Can you say 'savant'?
What year?baldeagle wrote:Not so much. She insisted that March 19th was a Monday. It was not. It was a Tuesday. None of the dates she gave matched the actual day of the week. (I'm listening to her testimony now.)sjfcontrol wrote:By the way, did you notice how quick she was at dates and days of the week? She knew what day of the week and date each of her meetings were. Can you say 'savant'?