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Anonymous wrote:Did the defense ask any questions about whether the forensic experts discovered any evidence that Christine fought back at anytime? Or if she was asleep until she was woken up by the stabbing? I hope the prosecution clears that time gap up because they will definitely show the jury the extent that the murder happened before Joe even started any of the planned fantasy. And it will dispute the claim that BB disrupted Joe attempting to kill Christine.

That doesn’t matter. They have evidence that BB catfished Joe. No one thinks BB tried to save the day.

It would be a big deal if they found Brendan’s dna under CB’s nails, for example

I thought the prosecution raised some unanswered questions about this. Juliana testified that she spoke to Joe on the phone and he commented on her accent. I'm not sure why they wanted to elicit that. How did Joe then not realize that Christine was a different person when he arrived in person?

I haven’t been listening to the testimony but my guess is that basically as soon as he walked into the bedroom he knew something was off and I think he was shot pretty much right thereafter. I don’t think the sex scenario had even started — there’s no indication that she was bound, for instance.

No, as soon as Joe pulled up, Juliana testified that she called Brendan who had to drive from McDonald’s which was several minutes from the house. So he was in that bedroom for at least several minutes. Brenden had to go home, enter enter through the basement and go up two flights of stairs. Also, they found Christine’s pajamas ripped or cut but I guess we don’t know if Joe did that or Brendan. I don’t recall Juliana talking about that.

I think it's most likely that Joe cut her clothes.. wasn't that part of the plan? lets face it, if Brendan had cut her clothes off, he would have screwed it up.

I think the blood on the interior of the closed backpack is a big point.

I would have preferred the prosecution spend more time on the backpack than the wet spot on JP's bed.

The defense mentioned that he intends to voir dire his first witness before the jury comes in. I'm guessing that's big mamma?

might get spicy if the prosecution goes into the snitches get stitches statement. gets messy with the search warrant on big mammas phone and the attorney's phone.

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Anonymous wrote:Can we revisit that he paid $30k+ to get the windows?!

Why? That’s what that many windows for a house that big would cost. Have you priced windows lately?

Yes, but presumably he didn’t need windows, just got them to dampen the sound.

Eh, the house probably had builder grade windows, so they wanted better, as in the double pane with energy treatment. What they didn’t actually need were the triple pane which was more sound deadening. He had a different reason for wanting that.

The house is about 25 years old, so the builder grade windows probably needed to be replaced. As for double or triple pane, since they're being replaced, there's not a huge difference in price. Considering noise from Dulles and somewhat lower energy costs, he didn't need killing his wife to justify the cost delta.

The salesperson specifically said that most people don’t get the triple pane. I’m not sure what the difference is, but why pay more when money is already tight?

Future savings on rising energy bills? It's possible to think about the future when making decisions.

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Anonymous wrote:Did the defense ask any questions about whether the forensic experts discovered any evidence that Christine fought back at anytime? Or if she was asleep until she was woken up by the stabbing? I hope the prosecution clears that time gap up because they will definitely show the jury the extent that the murder happened before Joe even started any of the planned fantasy. And it will dispute the claim that BB disrupted Joe attempting to kill Christine.

That doesn’t matter. They have evidence that BB catfished Joe. No one thinks BB tried to save the day.

It would be a big deal if they found Brendan’s dna under CB’s nails, for example

I thought the prosecution raised some unanswered questions about this. Juliana testified that she spoke to Joe on the phone and he commented on her accent. I'm not sure why they wanted to elicit that. How did Joe then not realize that Christine was a different person when he arrived in person?

I haven’t been listening to the testimony but my guess is that basically as soon as he walked into the bedroom he knew something was off and I think he was shot pretty much right thereafter. I don’t think the sex scenario had even started — there’s no indication that she was bound, for instance.

No, as soon as Joe pulled up, Juliana testified that she called Brendan who had to drive from McDonald’s which was several minutes from the house. So he was in that bedroom for at least several minutes. Brenden had to go home, enter enter through the basement and go up two flights of stairs. Also, they found Christine’s pajamas ripped or cut but I guess we don’t know if Joe did that or Brendan. I don’t recall Juliana talking about that.

Wow! Without a clear timeline and vagueness surrounding what really happened, I think there's reasonable doubt. Too bad OJ isn't around to go looking for the real killer.

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Anonymous wrote:Can we revisit that he paid $30k+ to get the windows?!

Why? That’s what that many windows for a house that big would cost. Have you priced windows lately?

Yes, but presumably he didn’t need windows, just got them to dampen the sound.

Eh, the house probably had builder grade windows, so they wanted better, as in the double pane with energy treatment. What they didn’t actually need were the triple pane which was more sound deadening. He had a different reason for wanting that.

The house is about 25 years old, so the builder grade windows probably needed to be replaced. As for double or triple pane, since they're being replaced, there's not a huge difference in price. Considering noise from Dulles and somewhat lower energy costs, he didn't need killing his wife to justify the cost delta.

The salesperson specifically said that most people don’t get the triple pane. I’m not sure what the difference is, but why pay more when money is already tight?

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Anonymous wrote:Can we revisit that he paid $30k+ to get the windows?!

That's crazy. I honestly think that if this crime happened exactly how the prosecution alleges it happened, this was about way more than him not wanting his wife around anymore so that it would be easier for him financially and logistically compared to divorce. It was about him truly wanting to commit a complex, brutal murder. Like, he planned this out meticulously for a long time, and spent 30 thousand dollars (not to mention the weapons, the gun range time, the new phones, and other incidentals) to carry it out. It is almost like the motive for the crime was just doing the crime itself, for fun. As opposed to getting rid of his wife- which he could have done for way cheaper, and way easier, and with way less blood and gore and without having to murder a second person in the process. It is terrifying.

And without involving his dumb au pair. So many faster and easier ways to kill someone.

With everything he did to plan this, it's pretty crazy he involved two big X factors... another adult male with weapons and the low-IQ au pair. Even if this plan worked flawlessly, he's still killed a man (albeit in apparent defense of his wife) which would mean an investigation and the possibility of needing a lawyer and being suspended from work... so how on earth could that be logistically easier than a regular divorce? This must have been both about the brutality and the wanting to see if he was smart enough to get away with this.

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Anonymous wrote:Did the defense ask any questions about whether the forensic experts discovered any evidence that Christine fought back at anytime? Or if she was asleep until she was woken up by the stabbing? I hope the prosecution clears that time gap up because they will definitely show the jury the extent that the murder happened before Joe even started any of the planned fantasy. And it will dispute the claim that BB disrupted Joe attempting to kill Christine.

That doesn’t matter. They have evidence that BB catfished Joe. No one thinks BB tried to save the day.

It would be a big deal if they found Brendan’s dna under CB’s nails, for example

I thought the prosecution raised some unanswered questions about this. Juliana testified that she spoke to Joe on the phone and he commented on her accent. I'm not sure why they wanted to elicit that. How did Joe then not realize that Christine was a different person when he arrived in person?

I haven’t been listening to the testimony but my guess is that basically as soon as he walked into the bedroom he knew something was off and I think he was shot pretty much right thereafter. I don’t think the sex scenario had even started — there’s no indication that she was bound, for instance.

No, as soon as Joe pulled up, Juliana testified that she called Brendan who had to drive from McDonald’s which was several minutes from the house. So he was in that bedroom for at least several minutes. Brenden had to go home, enter enter through the basement and go up two flights of stairs. Also, they found Christine’s pajamas ripped or cut but I guess we don’t know if Joe did that or Brendan. I don’t recall Juliana talking about that.

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Anonymous wrote:Can we revisit that he paid $30k+ to get the windows?!

Why? That’s what that many windows for a house that big would cost. Have you priced windows lately?

Yes, but presumably he didn’t need windows, just got them to dampen the sound.

Eh, the house probably had builder grade windows, so they wanted better, as in the double pane with energy treatment. What they didn’t actually need were the triple pane which was more sound deadening. He had a different reason for wanting that.

The house is about 25 years old, so the builder grade windows probably needed to be replaced. As for double or triple pane, since they're being replaced, there's not a huge difference in price. Considering noise from Dulles and somewhat lower energy costs, he didn't need killing his wife to justify the cost delta.

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Anonymous wrote:Can we revisit that he paid $30k+ to get the windows?!

Why? That’s what that many windows for a house that big would cost. Have you priced windows lately?

Yes, but presumably he didn’t need windows, just got them to dampen the sound.

Eh, the house probably had builder grade windows, so they wanted better, as in the double pane with energy treatment. What they didn’t actually need were the triple pane which was more sound deadening. He had a different reason for wanting that.

The house is about 25 years old, so the builder grade windows probably needed to be replaced. As for double or triple pane, since they're being replaced, there's not a huge difference in price. Considering noise from Dulles and somewhat lower energy costs, he didn't need killing his wife to justify the cost delta.

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Anonymous wrote:Can we revisit that he paid $30k+ to get the windows?!

Why? That’s what that many windows for a house that big would cost. Have you priced windows lately?

Yes, but presumably he didn’t need windows, just got them to dampen the sound.

Eh, the house probably had builder grade windows, so they wanted better, as in the double pane with energy treatment. What they didn’t actually need were the triple pane which was more sound deadening. He had a different reason for wanting that.

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Anonymous wrote:Did the defense ask any questions about whether the forensic experts discovered any evidence that Christine fought back at anytime? Or if she was asleep until she was woken up by the stabbing? I hope the prosecution clears that time gap up because they will definitely show the jury the extent that the murder happened before Joe even started any of the planned fantasy. And it will dispute the claim that BB disrupted Joe attempting to kill Christine.

That doesn’t matter. They have evidence that BB catfished Joe. No one thinks BB tried to save the day.

It would be a big deal if they found Brendan’s dna under CB’s nails, for example

I thought the prosecution raised some unanswered questions about this. Juliana testified that she spoke to Joe on the phone and he commented on her accent. I'm not sure why they wanted to elicit that. How did Joe then not realize that Christine was a different person when he arrived in person?

I haven’t been listening to the testimony but my guess is that basically as soon as he walked into the bedroom he knew something was off and I think he was shot pretty much right thereafter. I don’t think the sex scenario had even started — there’s no indication that she was bound, for instance.

No, as soon as Joe pulled up, Juliana testified that she called Brendan who had to drive from McDonald’s which was several minutes from the house. So he was in that bedroom for at least several minutes. Brenden had to go home, enter enter through the basement and go up two flights of stairs. Also, they found Christine’s pajamas ripped or cut but I guess we don’t know if Joe did that or Brendan. I don’t recall Juliana talking about that.

Anonymous wrote:When I was watching JPM's testimony, I noticed a discrepancy between the story the child told to police right after this happened and what she said on the stand. The child said that JPM woke her up and got her ready that morning, which was unusual because her mother usually would. However, on the stand JPM said that Brendan woke the little girl up and brought her to her that morning. I know it's a small detail, but I wonder why she would lie about that.

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Anonymous wrote:Did the defense ask any questions about whether the forensic experts discovered any evidence that Christine fought back at anytime? Or if she was asleep until she was woken up by the stabbing? I hope the prosecution clears that time gap up because they will definitely show the jury the extent that the murder happened before Joe even started any of the planned fantasy. And it will dispute the claim that BB disrupted Joe attempting to kill Christine.

That doesn’t matter. They have evidence that BB catfished Joe. No one thinks BB tried to save the day.

It would be a big deal if they found Brendan’s dna under CB’s nails, for example

I thought the prosecution raised some unanswered questions about this. Juliana testified that she spoke to Joe on the phone and he commented on her accent. I'm not sure why they wanted to elicit that. How did Joe then not realize that Christine was a different person when he arrived in person?

I haven’t been listening to the testimony but my guess is that basically as soon as he walked into the bedroom he knew something was off and I think he was shot pretty much right thereafter. I don’t think the sex scenario had even started — there’s no indication that she was bound, for instance.

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Anonymous wrote:Can we revisit that he paid $30k+ to get the windows?!

That's crazy. I honestly think that if this crime happened exactly how the prosecution alleges it happened, this was about way more than him not wanting his wife around anymore so that it would be easier for him financially and logistically compared to divorce. It was about him truly wanting to commit a complex, brutal murder. Like, he planned this out meticulously for a long time, and spent 30 thousand dollars (not to mention the weapons, the gun range time, the new phones, and other incidentals) to carry it out. It is almost like the motive for the crime was just doing the crime itself, for fun. As opposed to getting rid of his wife- which he could have done for way cheaper, and way easier, and with way less blood and gore and without having to murder a second person in the process. It is terrifying.

And without involving his dumb au pair. So many faster and easier ways to kill someone.

With everything he did to plan this, it's pretty crazy he involved two big X factors... another adult male with weapons and the low-IQ au pair. Even if this plan worked flawlessly, he's still killed a man (albeit in apparent defense of his wife) which would mean an investigation and the possibility of needing a lawyer and being suspended from work... so how on earth could that be logistically easier than a regular divorce? This must have been both about the brutality and the wanting to see if he was smart enough to get away with this.

Had he quietly sold his house and moved away, he probably would have gotten away with it. Fairfax cops are lazy.

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Anonymous wrote:Can we revisit that he paid $30k+ to get the windows?!

That's crazy. I honestly think that if this crime happened exactly how the prosecution alleges it happened, this was about way more than him not wanting his wife around anymore so that it would be easier for him financially and logistically compared to divorce. It was about him truly wanting to commit a complex, brutal murder. Like, he planned this out meticulously for a long time, and spent 30 thousand dollars (not to mention the weapons, the gun range time, the new phones, and other incidentals) to carry it out. It is almost like the motive for the crime was just doing the crime itself, for fun. As opposed to getting rid of his wife- which he could have done for way cheaper, and way easier, and with way less blood and gore and without having to murder a second person in the process. It is terrifying.

And without involving his dumb au pair. So many faster and easier ways to kill someone.

With everything he did to plan this, it's pretty crazy he involved two big X factors... another adult male with weapons and the low-IQ au pair. Even if this plan worked flawlessly, he's still killed a man (albeit in apparent defense of his wife) which would mean an investigation and the possibility of needing a lawyer and being suspended from work... so how on earth could that be logistically easier than a regular divorce? This must have been both about the brutality and the wanting to see if he was smart enough to get away with this.