[Howlin]

The defense attorneys have said that she said that; and they apparently have her on tape.

But in her Rita interview, didn't she make it sound like she was just moving around the house freely, mingling among the players after the dancing stopped?

Why didn't she just leave? Think she was waiting on her money?

[maggief]

Why didn't she just leave? Think she was waiting on her money?

That makes sense, Howlin.

Say the strippers lock themselves in the bathroom claiming they won't leave until they get paid. That would explain the guys shoving money under the door.

[PleaseNoMore]

Yes. I believe they were wanting their money. There is no reason whatsoever those girls would not have fled the scene immediately had one of them been attacked. There was no fear or anxiety in Kim's voice when she made the first 911 call. There was no fear or anxiety in her voice in the background when the Kroger guard made the second call. As was said earlier, these girls were not afraid of these young men.

[PleaseNoMore]

Yes. I believe they were wanting their money. There is no reason whatsoever those girls would not have fled the scene immediately had one of them been attacked. There was no fear or anxiety in Kim's voice when she made the first 911 call. There was no fear or anxiety in her voice in the background when the Kroger guard made the second call. As was said earlier, these girls were not afraid of these young men.

[RecallMoran]

I haven't seen anyone bring this up but does anyone really believe that any of these guys would touch a stripper? I was there and partying pre-aids, pre-herpes, pre-21 drinking age and even then no one would have even thought about touching a "stripper". Besides, it isn't exactly the day and age when these guys have to hire sex.