[Jalapeno]

Nic,

Is it not uncommon for those close to the defendant to feel he was incapable of whtever crime he was accused of?

[Poohbah]

Is it not uncommon for those close to the defendant to feel he was incapable of whtever crime he was accused of?

Now just WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE, inserting LOGIC AND REASON into a perfectly good tinfoil theory? :o)

[nicmarlo]

Of course; that's why I'm referring back to the thread....there's lots of information posted there, i.e., links to articles, etc., that bring up legitimate questions about other people's motives and why those people were not ever investigated....(i.e., the wife of Safra, married three times, all husband died and she was the beneficiary, three times, now living in the high-faluten elite British lifestyle, the poor widow, /sarcasm). There are suspcious things going on that have not been investigated, nor brought up during the trial, i.e., why were the body guards not at the house that night? They were otherwise ALWAYS present, but not that night. A bit odd. There's other things too, but that's just off the top of my head.

[Howlin]

Is it not uncommon for those close to the defendant to feel he was incapable of whtever crime he was accused of?

Yes. And people on this site USE to laugh at stuff like that.