Barisone Jury Deliberation

Thanks. I had always thought of the word “paranoid” as relating to unreasonable fear, of something not there. In your example, an older person might be afraid of driving at night, due to eyesight or whatnot, but paranoia would be when someone was afraid of Chupacabra jumping out at them.

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Interesting that no one questioned JH about that.

Or scrubbed after the fact.

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Maybe because it never happened?

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The movie in my head represents my opinion and perception. I’ve never asserted it as fact.

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I do.

If I recall, where the audio cut out, they were discussing the idea of transcript first and depending on what was said, the judge would consider playing the recording…

The defense wanted to use that same recording for ED but wasn’t allowed. My guess is, they actually did discuss illegal recordings, and ED was in shock that the defense had that particular recording, because that could get him in big trouble…

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Really? Stupid cockroaches is calling people out on drama? That’s scorched earth lashing out at an entire group of people.

Or were you brought up that that’s how you call people out on their nonsense. We don’t do it that way where I’m from. :woman_shrugging:

I know, I know :snowflake: :snowflake: :snowflake:

I’ll let it go. I know they are just having a go at me for sport and I shouldn’t rise to the bait.

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More amateur self proclaimed mental health experts. Ugh.

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This!

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On the other hand, if it hadn’t happened, wouldn’t Bilinkas have pursued it with JH in order to impeach LK?

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"Falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus"

False in one thing, false in everything

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Still did not find any in the private areas.

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I don’t think she thought of how to explain it away until right before the trial. Remember her last edit had a whole section about how she thought there was a mole at SS (and that SS absolutely couldn’t have called CPS based on her report)….but really it was MB calling CPS on himself to further his murder plot.

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There is an abundance of deflection, denial & obfuscation with some.

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Exactly

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I don’t remember that specific part of RG‘s testimony.

But I remember they had multiple witnesses who testified that their private conversations appeared on LK’s social media posts, word for word, when there was no possible way the conversations could have been recorded from a device in LK’s locker, based on the distance involved.

As mentioned by a previous poster, there is a point when it is just not worth the time investment to track down the facts to convince someone who will still remain unconvinced, no matter what.

Hence the shorthand reminder:
:snowflake::snowflake::snowflake:

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I take it as you can be paranoid and you can also be unduly paranoid.

You can wash your hands often because you’re paranoid about germs. You can also scrub your skin raw for the same reason.

It’s all a matter of degrees of paranoia.

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JH was a prosecution witness. Prosecution didn’t bring it up, so no way for the defense to.

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Am I the only one who thinks that “LK didn’t lie on the stand!” is a VERY odd hill to die on?

@CurrentlyHorseless and @hut-ho78 - you both have made multiple smart points as various issues have been debated on these forums. I have argued with you both, and clearly see the situation differently than you both… but… at times you both have made smart points.

But seriously? You guys are SERIOUSLY trying to argue LK told the truth on the stand?

C’mon. This is just getting silly. Let’s move the discussion forward.

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Or he would have to admit to taking the phone?

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