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It matters that Westerfield had his day in Court, and that the people who WERE THERE, who saw all the testimony, listened to all the witnesses, and watched DW's reaction throughout the trial found hiim guilty of murder, and of possesion of kiddie porn.

You can get down to the atomic substructure of the jacket's fabric if you wish, but you can't erase the fact that there was more than enough evidence to convict DW of the crimes. And he was.

Now, he's going to go join all the other "innocent" men in jail.

I don't argue the fact that the jury decided at the end of their deliberations that they agreed unanimously to find him guilty.

I just don't think he had a single thing to do with her disappearance or death. Nothing I saw in the testimony or read in the transcripts even suggests to me that he had any contact with her that weekend in February.

Sorry, I know I'm hopeless as a debater. I will continue to tell people what I saw, what I believe about this case. They may think my points are valid, they may not. It doesn't change that fact that DW will probably be sitting on death row by the weekend. (Actually, I hope they decide to give him the death penalty, he'll be safer there during appeals.)

He may someday be put to death by the state for Danielle's death. But I don't think he had anything to do with it. I would welcome him to dinner in my home today.

Feel free to ignore me, there are other people who would love to argue with you.

*Now, he's going to go join all the other "innocent" men in jail*

A statement like that is almost funny. Yes Luis, sad but true. Lets hope, unlike some men who spend 20 years behind bars until their innocence is finally proved, DW will have his proven quickly.