Westerfield Jury Reaches Verdict DEATH

o | Joe Hadenuf

[Joe Hadenuf]

Death

[cubreporter]

No Sir we all know the little girl will NOT come back to life.

However, we all know too that the VERMIN who killed her will NEVER take another little girls life.

So, I will shed no tears over this person as he leaves our world and meets his maker.

[cubreporter]

It's OK though cause...he WILL meet his maker one day and I sure wouldn't want to be standing in his shoes at that time.

[cubreporter]

No Sir we all know the little girl will NOT come back to life.

However, we all know too that the VERMIN who killed her will NEVER take another little girls life.

So, I will shed no tears over this person as he leaves our world and meets his maker.

[RedBloodedAmerican]

FR Mail...

[L,TOWM]

Remember Jeff Dahmer? I'll let you decide if its true or legend.

[metesky]

Mr Bass has spoken one last time

Hardly a worthy FreeRepublic exit line.

I know if you give it some more thought you can come up with an Opus that lists every miscreant who has ever crossed swords with you, heaps blame on forum management and generally trashes the IQs of all the forum's participants.

You can do it, come on.

Besides, if you don't do a genuine opus, you'll deprive us Lower Slobovians of hours of fun at your expense.

[Freedom2specul8]

previous thread from earlier today

[cyncooper]

Found you guys. It's nice that pulled thread posts get transferred over and integrated instead of just obliterated.

[Freedom2specul8]

Luckily, there was only one page.. they should just freeze them instead of delete them IMHO.

[Freedom2specul8]

Aren't you still on my ping list?

[cyncooper]

So we can expect the execution of a 70 year old Westerfield in approximately 2022.

Danielle would have been 29 by then.

Thank you for putting this in perspective.

[EllaMinnow]

"Danielle would have been 29 by then.

Thank you for putting this in perspective."

And could easily have been the mother of a 7 year old herself.

[FreeTheHostages]

Well, if you're happy to hear that, then take to heart the well-established fact that child-molestors do not thrive in jails.

[El Sordo]

All right, the jury has spoken and that is that.

However I must admit that something is nagging me, specifically; the bug evidence.

Forensic Emtymology had risen to the levels of an apparently reliable science. Dusek himself has put people in prison base on bug evidence alone. The bug evidence in this trial seems to set the profession back significantly. Either that or the prosecution is missing something.

The only options seem to be:

1) The Forensic Emtymologists are wrong, and have to rethink their approach and are about to learn something new. This could have far ranging consequences for the use of bug evidence in court if the bug guys never figure out why their numbers don't jive with what appears to have actually happened.

2) The Forensic Emtymologists are right and DW has been wrongly convicted. This was a plausible scenario a month ago but now looks mighty weak.

3) The Forensic Emtymologists are right and someone else was involved. This is just plain disturbing.

Has anyone found out if the entymologists have been able to figure out what's apparently throwing them off? Maybe they're about to learn a new twist in their discipline.

[Freedom2specul8]

Ping Jockey..Your name is cute..

[FreeTheHostages]

Happy to see you in this sort of thread again. The conspiracy theorists who thought him innocent are strangely silent now. Thank goodness.

[cyncooper]

Aren't you still on my ping list?

Yes, I was gone for a bit and by the time I got back I saw your ping but the thread was gone. Then I'm reading this thread and saw the posts moved over.

I have Rick Roberts on so I could hear whatever was going on. Good thing! Two male jurors are being interviewed and CTV on my cable is not covering it.

They focused on physical evidence (as we surmised).

Asked if they focused on the lifestyle of the van Dams. One juror said he couldn't understand why it was brought into this trial.

[reagent]

I believe in juries. Really, they almost always do the right thing.

Perhaps they do that everywhere except for Detroit, Larry Nevers and Walter Budzyn never had a chance.