[Young Werther]

I was listening to the real time defense closing arguements. When the jury came back so quickly it was obvious to Mark Davis and the whole Dallas/Fort Worth listening audience that the guilty verdict was to come!

[nina0113]

How long was the jury out?

[nfldgirl]

When the jury came back so quickly it was obvious to Mark Davis and the whole Dallas/Fort Worth listening audience that the guilty verdict was to come!

I must confess that I thought the exact same thing when the OJ Simpson jury came back with a verdict in FOUR hours! I was at a local department store and about 10-12 of us were watching a t.v. on display in the "home entertainment center." We were a "mixed" crowd and when the verdict was pronounced, one part of the "mixed" crowd began to hoop-n-holler as though their favorite sports team had just beaten the world champs in an overtime, sudden-death championship playoff game! T'was sickening to say the very least!

Anyway, my thinking was that since the verdict came in so quickly, that it was a strong possibility it would be "guilty." Boy, did I sure get fooled.

[Ditter]

I was listening to the final summation by the defense. If I heard him correctly he said that 'failing to act' is not grounds for a murder conviction you must 'commit an act'. I think driving home & putting your car in a closed garage is 'commiting an act of murder' in this case.