[VadeRetro]

I will then continue to point out your parallels to Westerfield's lawyers, who to the best of their ability created "reasonable" doubt which they personally knew to be unreasonable for a client they personally knew to be guilty of the murder of little Danielle.

Your story stinks. You're going to spend more time than you like discussing it until you find someone else to baffle with BS.

[AndrewC]

I will then continue to point out your parallels to Westerfield's lawyers,

Grouse all you like, the points I address will either stand or fall on things other than your red herrings.

[f.Christian]

In the movie when the Boston strangler(oj simpsons) was confronted with his duplicity--crimes...he/both went catatonic!

Denial!

Main Entry: cat·a·ton·ic Pronunciation: -'tä-nik
Function: adjective
Date: 1904

1 : of, relating to, being, resembling, or affected by schizophrenia characterized especially by a marked psychomotor disturbance that may involve stupor or mutism, negativism, rigidity, purposeless excitement, and inappropriate or bizarre posturing

2 : characterized by a marked lack of movement, activity, or expression

- catatonic noun - cat·a·ton·i·cal·ly /-ni-k(&-)lE/ adverb