[CHARLITE]

I hope the Michael Jackson jury isn't going to demand a "CSI" standard of proof when they decide the case. If Debbie Rowe's testimony doesn't seal his fate, nothing can. She's going to tell it like it was, not deliver a rehearsed, scripted monologue as a damage-control TV rebuttal.

[al baby]

Dr. Klien was my zit not zot doctor when i was a teen

FWIW

FYI

[Askel5]

CSI?

I figured it was more along the lines of a "Godfather" verdict.

[clee1]

Who is Debbie Rowe?

[Gondring]

Many people don't understand the difference between fact and fiction, science and pseudoscience, etc., these days.

I almost worked for the FBI lab back in the 90s. Sure glad I didn't, though, with how things went downhill with it.

[IamConservative]

Patricia Cornwell novels also gave the layman a glimpse of forensic science as have many others. I wondered years ago reading about this is we were going to create super criminals. Apparently, according to this account, we are creating juries with increasing thresholds of reasonable doubt.

[Wolfie]

Jurors decided that the prosecution had failed "to put the gun in his [Blake’s] hand" and that neither Blake’s skin nor clothes were marked with a single particle of the residue that might have been expected had he been the man who fired the Second World War era pistol that was used to kill his wife. ,

Notwithstanding that, Cooley accused the jury of failing in its duty. "Quite frankly, based on my review of the evidence, he [Blake] is as guilty as sin. He is a miserable human being."

Uh huh. Blame TV cuz you can't prove a case.