EXPERT LINKS PORN TO WESTERFIELD'S SON!: (Feldman's Message To "The Damon"; Don't Leave Town!)

KNSD NBC ^ | July 3, 2002 | KNBC

[Valpal1]

http://www.FreeRepublic.com/fo cus/news/640681/posts

FresnoDA posted it here.

[small_l_libertarian]

Wonder if the police checked any of the miscellaneous unidentified prints, DNA, hair or fibers found in the VD house and in/around Danielle's body against this guy.

[pyx]

Thanks ! :) I just finished a search on FR for it and found it !
There's likely a truckload of postings I've missed along the way.

[Freedom2specul8]

That would be great!! This stuff is interesting, important and people (some call them sheeple) need to be aware of all of it. But society, media, govt sure doesn't try to encourage it...few groups do..pro-2nd amend org are amongst the few that do promote awareness and self-education.

[MizSterious]

Ah, but Kim, you took the media's spin on this case and ran with it from the very first. Don't deny it--I'll just pull out your posts and post them if you do--everything from the 68,000 porn images to the motorhome being bleached so badly the dogs wouldn't enter, and on and on. And you quote from Court TV as though it were evidence or testimony--have done so many times. You may not see this in yourself, but you are perhaps one of the most vulnerable to the media spin of anyone I've ever known.

[Freedom2specul8]

#715 EXACTLY!

~HAPPY 4TH OF JULY!~

[Rheo]

Would the fabric seats in a vehicle be more likely to be acrylic, polyester, nylon or rayon?

[Angelique]

I have been off my computer for several days, so need to get caught up. I was l3 years in the legal field, and I can assure you that BOTH sides pull dirty tricks. Then variables spread to the presiding judge over the case, coupled with untruthful testimony, and the most tenuous aspect is the jury.

[Valpal1]

My guess is Polyolefin/Polypropylene(OLEFI N)also known as Herculon. Rayon is sensitve to mildew and silverfish and sun fading and is more likely to be used in indoor home furnishings than in cars/boats/RV's

[Valpal1]

And a helpful link http://www.apa-polyolefin.com/apa004.htm

[185JHP]

A lot of defense lawyers are sneaky, dishonest jerks, and they try to trick police on the stand - and take obvious pleasure in it. It's one thing to ask questions in an attempt to get at the truth of the facts and the investigation, and another thing to try to confuse and befuddle an honest man. I'd rather have pond scum in my house than have some of them in my yard.

[NatureGirl]

Oh, I agree. There are good reasons why some lawyers are despised.

[pinz-n-needlez]

That's a puzzling piece. Didn't another 'finder' say that he recognize her by her blue eyes? How freaky is that? Are those two witnesses(or is it the same one?) subject to recall???

[pinz-n-needlez]

This might suggest that Danielle was, indeed, 'planted' to be found at a time of *someone's* choosing. But whose?

Did Damon stash the body somewhere until they had a good, solid, 'murderer' established? Did he need to have the body found so that he could claim an insurance policy?

Did Feldman cross examinate the witness/es closely? Or did he buy their story at face value?

Did the 'finders' have contact with Damon or Brenda during the search for Danielle, or the other search that IIRC, Brenda helped with?

Sorry I don't have answers, just so many questions......

[nycgal]

Didn't another 'finder' say that he recognize her by her blue eyes?

I thought I had heard one of the searchers testify to that and posted it on one of the threads, but have not been able to find it in any of the transcripts. I'm afraid I may have imagined it. Hope I didn't mislead anyone.

[pinz-n-needlez]

I seem to recall hearing it on CTV and commenting, "Boy, is that a ridiculous statement, her eyes would be long gone, even if animal hadn't gotten to her."

The statement about recognizing her from her gaps between her teeth was ridiculous, too, but I don't remember any questioning about that, either, during the trial.

It's amazing to see the holes in the testimony. Just what DID the SDPD think they had on him at the time of arrest, and I don't mean that as a rhetorical question. :-)

An unrolled hose and the word, bleach, on a shopping list are not grounds for a murder trial with the penalty of death. I wouldn't be surprised if some ethical cop slipped Feldman's name to him out of disgust!

[Lucky]

newspaper article?

[hoosiermama]

wouldn't be surprised if some ethical cop slipped Feldman's name to him out of disgust!
Don't suppose it would have been the "X" of one of BVD friends do you?

[fatima]

Have you been following this case and what is your take on it.

[nycgal]

newspaper article?

None that I know of.