| Yes she is impressive but I still think her decision in the Depp case to allow cameras and the public to hear the sexual assault allegations etc was wrong. Love or hate Heard, that was wrong. |
| How do the Banfield have all this money for these multiple lawyers? BB's father is a retired postman. |
| Life insurance? |
I'd wager Brendan (or maybe Tess) is going to authenticate Lilly3. incredible that this case has gone to trial. |
the news played the full 911 call and so that Joe's mom heard the call and publicly said it was her son and it was devastating. In the pretrial there was one of Joe's friends that also identified it as his voice. It was as clear as day for both of them. Which means the dog and voice expert should find another home and job! It also means Julianna's testimony is totally accurate about the actual murder scene. |
I just posted about this when I read it. Joe's mom who would know her son's voice has spoken up about this. She spoke about it openly as she heard it on a local news program and was very disturbed listening to her son dying... it was NO dog lol that is a horrible thing for the defense to make up. |
So the prosecution needs to call these people in rebuttal if the dog theory is in. Don't leave loose threads. Tie it together in the closing argument that BB is grasping at straws. |
Two things in response— 1) the photo C sent to B doesn’t preclude J being the sole catfisher — if J had access to C’a phone she could have just gotten the photo off that phone 2) the point about Joe stabbing C isn’t about Brendan’s state of mind and whether it was reasonably defense of others to shoot Joe. The point is that Brendan’s theory depends on Joe actually stabbing Christine, because she definitely was stabbed and B’s not saying that he did it himself or that Juliana did it or that Christine did it. There were only 4 people in the room and B’s theory of the case seems to be that Joe stabbed her. Which just seems flatly ridiculous given all the evidence about Joe. Why would he stab her? B’s biggest problem is that the forensic evidence, including the blood spatter, pretty clearly points to him. The catfishing is all secondary — the question is really just who stabbed C, and the answer is very clearly her husband. He’s such an awful person. The AP is no hot shakes either in the morality department, but honestly seems like she was dropped on her head as an infant or something — something is really not firing in there. If not for B, she probably never would have killed anyone, although I can also see her as the kind of woman that ends up as a drug mule for her loser boyfriend. |
Maybe the prosecutor should call the dog. Honestly this whole defense gambit just seems so ridiculous. Has she crossed that expert yet? She might just destroy it on cross. |
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Never, ever allow another woman to move into your home. Look what happened to Maria Schwarzenegger. He had sex with the ugly housekeeper and she had his illegitimate son.
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Okay fair point she could somehow get it off the phone, but I think there would be doubt here if defense asserted that without any other evidence than what we have so far. Among other things. I’m in full agreement that Brendan used the knife on Christine. We also had a line of discussion about whether it was more accurate to say she was stabbed rather than cut. I think potentially cut is more accurate, so I mean Joe did go with the intention of doing that (as set up by the actual murderer). I actually disagree and think the forensic evidence was a bit weaker than I would have liked, just a little underwhelming. If you told me that before seeing the CW’s whole case I would have been more disbelieving of that because it seems super hard to stage this and was a chaotic scene. But we know the CW had a relatively hard time bringing him down. So that isn’t supportive of so much forensic evidence making it obvious Brendan used the knife. I think the best evidence from the actual murder scene is the 911 hang up call, honestly. It establishes that someone was shot well before they actually called 911 to have help dispatched. And I think Juliana’s testimony with respect to the catfish theory is pretty key to the CW case against Brendan. That is why they were so willing to come to the table for her proffer. |
Stop. Brendan was already having affairs. Many families have au pairs or other live in help. None of that is the problem. The problem is Brendan thought he had the right to take Christine’s life and Joe’s life, and Julianna agreed. You are victim blaming. |
The defense introduces Lily3 and the 911 call at their own peril. The prosecution introduced CB's clotting disorder through her father. This served to show her clotting disorder and humanize CB. Now the defense is going to introduce BS evidence that Lily3 is the obvious moaning of Joe. what's the prosecution to do.. humanize Joe and have his mother (who he spoke to every day IIRC) testify that she recognizes the voice on the call. how does she know its Joe... bc he's the kind of guy that calls his mom every day... |
Sorry. No. I was an au pair. My host parents were separated and finalized their divorce after I arrived. When she moved out, they offered me to live in his house when I was off because it was bigger and was in a country club. I chose to live with my host mom in a town house when I was off. He hit on me when we were at the pool once, with the kid. I cut him off. He invited me to watch TV in the basement with him after the kid went to bed, instead of going back to my host mom’s house multiple times. I never said yes and would barely talk to him if it wasn’t related to the kid. And, honestly, he looked way better than Brendan. It’s called respect, for your job and specially for the kid! Don’t blame all women because of a home wrecker that is stupid and cruel enough to get into this. Plus, he was MARRIED, Brendan shouldn’t be chasing young au pairs like he’s in college. |
| Did Brendan cut his hand? How about Joe? I watched a documentary once and the detective was saying that it’s almost impossible to stab someone and not get yourself hurt too due to the blood. It makes the knife slippery. |