what was the point of BB's story about going to NY for bday party the night of the murders? Why would he kill his wife if he had such a great shindig to go to?

There has to be truth to this because he can't bo so stupid as to make up this story.

Same with IRS meeting. Too easy to disapprove. But we will see.

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Anonymous wrote:Did anyone else find it weird that he said his friends in NY were throwing him a birthday party and he was going to drive to NY the night of the killings with his daughter? 1- thats not a short drive 2- this wasn't a milestone birthday and 3- why wouldn't they have held a party for him when his wife (who they've all known since they were 18) could also go?

Yes! Also 4- he had his daughter with him. So a kid friendly 38th birthday party thrown for you several states away from where you live? Where you leave your wife behind? Weird.

Also if CB’s family was going to be gone all weekend, do you really think she’d be getting her freak on at 7:30 AM while they’re still in town? No! She would’ve waited until they left town.

Yeah, that really makes zero zero chance. The chance that a nanny would come home early with the kid because they forgot something or the kid was fussy or the nanny realized it was all an insane plan to leave for the national zoo early in the morning in the middle of rush hour traffic with a cranky preschooler is very high. Or what if the little kid had been slow getting ready and they had left for the zoo yet when sexy man shows up? This is just totally unbelievable that a mom would plan this for any 7:30 morning but especially so when she was gojng to have the NEXT morning totally free of kids!

Speaking of the nanny coming back home...does the kid have allergies or something? I don't see returning home just because I forgot my kid's lunch. Just buy something at the zoo.

Very forced seeming aspect of the story to me, too.

I agree except that some moms are very particular about what the kid eats and what the nanny spends so I can imagine an au pair feeling more stressed about “oh the mom told me to bring this sandwich so she’ll be irritated if I buy her chicken nuggets for $15 st the zoo…”. It’s not th most unbelievable part of this story. Dragging a kid out at 7:30 to fight rush hour traffic to get to the zoo before it opens is more weird.

Wouldn’t surprise me if he Chester Bennington himself after his guilty verdict. He was always a fan.

Are the evidences from today not going to be made public ? There’s nothing there yet

Anonymous wrote:RIP Joe & Christine. I hope you get justice.

+1

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Anonymous wrote:Did anyone else find it weird that he said his friends in NY were throwing him a birthday party and he was going to drive to NY the night of the killings with his daughter? 1- thats not a short drive 2- this wasn't a milestone birthday and 3- why wouldn't they have held a party for him when his wife (who they've all known since they were 18) could also go?

Yes! Also 4- he had his daughter with him. So a kid friendly 38th birthday party thrown for you several states away from where you live? Where you leave your wife behind? Weird.

Also if CB’s family was going to be gone all weekend, do you really think she’d be getting her freak on at 7:30 AM while they’re still in town? No! She would’ve waited until they left town.

Yeah, that really makes zero zero chance. The chance that a nanny would come home early with the kid because they forgot something or the kid was fussy or the nanny realized it was all an insane plan to leave for the national zoo early in the morning in the middle of rush hour traffic with a cranky preschooler is very high. Or what if the little kid had been slow getting ready and they had left for the zoo yet when sexy man shows up? This is just totally unbelievable that a mom would plan this for any 7:30 morning but especially so when she was gojng to have the NEXT morning totally free of kids!

Speaking of the nanny coming back home...does the kid have allergies or something? I don't see returning home just because I forgot my kid's lunch. Just buy something at the zoo.

Very forced seeming aspect of the story to me, too.

RIP Joe & Christine. I hope you get justice.

I was acquaintances with Christine in college. We were in the same “larger” friend group. I don’t remember much about Brendan. He wasn’t memorable. Though some friends did describe him as “a bit weird”. I didn’t talk to him much. It is creepy AF to see him in photos in my old albums on facebook, though…just casually at the bar all smiles.

When I first heard of her death I thought tragic accident or cancer ….then when I found out it was murder I (as anyone would be) was shocked. I didn’t keep in touch with her after college but would see her posts on social media. I remember her as a genuinely nice person. From her posts it is clear she was a loving mom and a kick-ass nurse. My heart breaks for her daughter, her family and her friends.

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Anonymous wrote:Did anyone else find it weird that he said his friends in NY were throwing him a birthday party and he was going to drive to NY the night of the killings with his daughter? 1- thats not a short drive 2- this wasn't a milestone birthday and 3- why wouldn't they have held a party for him when his wife (who they've all known since they were 18) could also go?

Yes! Also 4- he had his daughter with him. So a kid friendly 38th birthday party thrown for you several states away from where you live? Where you leave your wife behind? Weird.

Also if CB’s family was going to be gone all weekend, do you really think she’d be getting her freak on at 7:30 AM while they’re still in town? No! She would’ve waited until they left town.

Yeah, that really makes zero zero chance. The chance that a nanny would come home early with the kid because they forgot something or the kid was fussy or the nanny realized it was all an insane plan to leave for the national zoo early in the morning in the middle of rush hour traffic with a cranky preschooler is very high. Or what if the little kid had been slow getting ready and they had left for the zoo yet when sexy man shows up? This is just totally unbelievable that a mom would plan this for any 7:30 morning but especially so when she was gojng to have the NEXT morning totally free of kids!

Speaking of the nanny coming back home...does the kid have allergies or something? I don't see returning home just because I forgot my kid's lunch. Just buy something at the zoo.

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Anonymous wrote:Did anyone else find it weird that he said his friends in NY were throwing him a birthday party and he was going to drive to NY the night of the killings with his daughter? 1- thats not a short drive 2- this wasn't a milestone birthday and 3- why wouldn't they have held a party for him when his wife (who they've all known since they were 18) could also go?

Yes! Also 4- he had his daughter with him. So a kid friendly 38th birthday party thrown for you several states away from where you live? Where you leave your wife behind? Weird.

Also if CB’s family was going to be gone all weekend, do you really think she’d be getting her freak on at 7:30 AM while they’re still in town? No! She would’ve waited until they left town.

Yeah, that really makes zero zero chance. The chance that a nanny would come home early with the kid because they forgot something or the kid was fussy or the nanny realized it was all an insane plan to leave for the national zoo early in the morning in the middle of rush hour traffic with a cranky preschooler is very high. Or what if the little kid had been slow getting ready and they had left for the zoo yet when sexy man shows up? This is just totally unbelievable that a mom would plan this for any 7:30 morning but especially so when she was gojng to have the NEXT morning totally free of kids!

Anonymous wrote:Did anyone else find it weird that he said his friends in NY were throwing him a birthday party and he was going to drive to NY the night of the killings with his daughter? 1- thats not a short drive 2- this wasn't a milestone birthday and 3- why wouldn't they have held a party for him when his wife (who they've all known since they were 18) could also go?

Yes! Also 4- he had his daughter with him. So a kid friendly 38th birthday party thrown for you several states away from where you live? Where you leave your wife behind? Weird.

Also if CB’s family was going to be gone all weekend, do you really think she’d be getting her freak on at 7:30 AM while they’re still in town? No! She would’ve waited until they left town.

Anonymous wrote:Did anyone else find it weird that he said his friends in NY were throwing him a birthday party and he was going to drive to NY the night of the killings with his daughter? 1- thats not a short drive 2- this wasn't a milestone birthday and 3- why wouldn't they have held a party for him when his wife (who they've all known since they were 18) could also go?

And also the day he had a big presentation that would potentially put him on a case that would get him promoted. It was all "SEE!!! WHY WOULD I KILL MY WIFE THAT DAY, THAT MAKES NO SENSE, RIGHT?! RIGHT???"

I don't think a guy talking about all his affairs is particularly likable.

I hope the prosecutor calls his former boss about BB claiming the big meeting he got up early for his planned undercover operation. He testified while he was showering CB was on her phone, and wished him good luck on his meeting because it was important for him to get his promotion. If they call his former boss and discover they didn’t have a scheduled meeting his whole credibility would be gone and the jury couldn’t believe his side of the story which he will claim he tried to save his wife.

Anonymous wrote:Notice how he’s always looking at his attorney when talking. Waiting for a signal whether what he’s saying is ok lol

TBH I think Brendan might know better than the lawyer.