[Jaded]

About the eyes.

I couldn't agree with you any more either. I still can't figure out why I got so sucked in to this case. It's not the type of thing I would ever get this drawn into. I know I'm cynical but the feeling here.... well call it intuition, inspiration, I'm not sure. I know I've made suggestions about David being complicit in some way, but I can't even really buy that. I still don't see it, all the cynicism aside.

Like you, I've been here a long time and read more than my eyes can deal with and the numbers still don't add up.

Hope for the best for David and his family.

[JudyB1938]

That is strange, isn't it ... how obsessed many of us have been about this case, when we've never done it before. Maybe God drew us together, knowing that Westerfield would need our prayers to fight the evil that has been thrown against him?

On the other hand, those who feel he is guilty probably feel the same way, except in an opposite way - that Westerfield is the evil that must be erased.

I think our perspective is reached by drawing upon our life experiences. That is a point somebody made in how the jury will reach its conclusions, too.

I prefer to believe that the Angel of Justice will prevail, not emotions or suppositions.

[Southflanknorthpawsis]

Hope for the best for David and his family.

They will remain in my prayers regardless of the trial outcome. Lives will never be the same.

It sounds so cold to say this, but I think the van Dams will go on with life very easily.

As much as I see kindness in David, I see evil in the van Dams. I'm so saddened by Danielle's death, but at least I know she is safe in God's hands.