11-15-2004, 07:38 PM
tsunami Wrote:I don't think he is guilty.... but then again I have no inside info about the case. I think the reason many people think he is guilty is the signs he gave off like: trying to sell his house, not wheeping all day (and night) and not even joining the search for his wife by walking all over state.
I believe that if I heard what the jurors heard I'd probably come to a guilty verdict too.
I doubt him not crying all day and night has anything to do with it actually...The fact that he did try to sell his house as you said is strange considering the time frame and him not joining in the search didn?t look any better for him. If he was smart he would have because he brought up more questions and everything started pointing towards him. In the end the pieces of the puzzle were put together and he was convicted?That?s what I believe anyways?
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