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Originally Posted by zzzdanz
No evidence
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I do understand your point, 'innocent until proven guilty' right?
It's just hard to look at all the other pieces of the puzzle and see how she could
not be guilty (even if she had someone else do it for her, she would still be guilty)
not telling anyone her child is missing for a month, making up lies that they were doing things together (visiting the made up nanny at the hospital)
then saying the (made up) nanny kidnapped the child (a person would keep this to themselves for a month?)
then lying about where she works, taking the cops there to try to continue the lie
then the smell of death in the car (you know death when you smell it, it's unlike anything) - the forensics dog scented the death as well
then the insane story about the child drowning, the parents wanted to hide it (how long did they think that could go on for?), then they said the dad tried to make it look like murder? (if that was true, why did the mom call 911 to report the car smelled?) and if the parents were in on it, why would she be telling them lies about where the child was?
not enough? then what would it take? I'm actally curious about that. What would it have taken to prove it?
and still the only one that truly suffers is the innocent child
dang it, I didn't mean to post so much, getting all swept up in it... ah the media, let's us all feel like we're part of it. I'm not specifically arguing with you Dan, mainly venting frustration at the verdict