Comments by "graham johnson" (@TheWchurchill4pm) on "CNN" channel.

  1. The police told her she had amnesia and blocked out the event. Suspects are inclined to believe this if they are exhausted and confused. Also, the police were the ones who brought up the man’s name based on a text Amanda had sent him. Her statements regarding his involvement were the result of leading questions by investigators. The very next day she wrote an actual letter attempting to retract the statement. As soon as she was clear headed, she acted responsibly.
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  2. “I was sexually active. I was not sexually deviant.” I love the defiance in her voice. Nobody - not the prosecutors, not the press - has the right to make her sex life an issue.
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  3. 1:40 Being Todd’s prisoner really messed with Jesse’s head, looks like.
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  4. I imagine any Republican wanting the nomination will need to seek his endorsement. And they’ll probably all know it will hurt them in the general election.
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  5. There’s only one dimension in which we should judge guilt or innocence: which narrative confirms to the facts?
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  6. This is what happens when the news because consumer-based. They focus the reporting on sex because sex sells.
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  7. If you expect someone to look like a psychopath, that’s what they’ll look like. If she had never been accused of murder, would people look at her and see psychopathic behavior?
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  8. 3:10 OMG, it’s like the prospect of him running again caused her physical pain!
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  9. @Orlando Santiago - there’s a documentary on Hulu, “Who skilled Garrett Phillips?” It was the first time I learned that the results of DNA testing can be subject to interpretation. From watching CSI, I assumed that DNA test results spoke for themselves. But, apparently, the scientist running the test can influence how the results are presented.
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  10. OJ was guilty
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  11. Prayers for his safe recovery.
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  12. Mr Kaplan seems to be forgetting the two-man rule.
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