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Exactly--they do it by her demeanor, and by listening to what she says and watching and hearing her say it. It's for the jury to determine.

ROFL! Now, lemme see, usually it's the DEFENSE in high profile cases trying to clean up a scruffy-looking defendant, isn't it? Like those cute little "choir boys" in FL? So, the prosecution told Amber she'd better get a high-profile lawyer, like Allred, get a make-over, probably get lessons on how to speak (ala Professor Higgins and what'shername in My Fair Lady), and voila! we've got a little lady who goes to church every Sunday, and who got taken in by this married scumbag! Too bad Gloria was already busy--the little lady in Colorado who was claiming "rape" against Kobe Bryant certainly could have used some help! Someone needed to tell her not to wear dirty panties to get a rape test! Small wonder anyone ever questions our "judicial" system!

But, not to worry, surely Twist made a cadaver hit in the Peterson home!

To answer your question, which is all I should have done, is post #280, "Peterson Hearing Today" by Vel. Last sentence.

Exactly. You can think of it as a game if you want, but it is indeed important to try to get a witness to come off well b/f a jury. Some people, however, can't be helped. Don't forget, also, that sometimes the opposite happens--instead of looking too scruffy for the jury to like them, a person looks too "rich". In particular, women on a jury are going to not really like a woman witness who is too fancily dressed and, well, too pretty. (Er... Amber doesn't have any worries in that department!)

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1002836/posts?page=280#280

The last paragraph of that post says,

"[The tabloid article] concludes by saying, 'Amber had delighted her police handlers with this taped confession by Scott: I didn't do anything to Laci, but I know who did.' And, briefly brings up the irony of Melvin King meeting with Cory Carroll, and talking with Amber."

That does not say that Amber (or Scott) met, or spoke of, or had anything to do with Cory Carroll.

Someone needed to tell her not to wear dirty panties to get a rape test!

ROFL! Do we have new daytime commercials taped for Tide now?

"Hi, Susan! What's wrong?... Not semen in your panties again? Oh, Susan, haven't you heard of New Tide with DNA-Bleach-Out? Yes, new DNA-Bleach-Out lets you wear your undies with pride again! It removes all semen, hairs, and blood. And mmmmmm, it smells so good! Lilacs in May! Here. Keep my box of New Tide with DNA-Bleach-Out. I haven't had a man in months anyway!"