Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "48 Hours" channel.

  1. "This may as well have been a drive-by shooting with a gun." This is impermissible and unfair prejudice at closing argument.
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  2. Exactly
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  3. ​@indridcold2872 Wait. How does someone "know" something without evidence, especially when there is exculpatory DNA in her vehicle? Not just any DNA, but from an unidentified suspect in three other cases. The prosecutor's law license was suspended for multiple ethical lapses. Plural. Did you know that?
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  4. Or imagine not. Imagine that being a crazy image rattling around the brain of a prosecutor who has since had her license suspended.
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  5.  @indridcold2872  No. DNA from an unknown man whose DNA has turned up in three other crime kits in unsolved cases.
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  6. @indridcold2872  Perfect example not of proof of innocence but of reasonable doubt. Anyway, Barry sued for violation of his rights, saying his arrest was baseless. He will have to testify in that civil case, unless they drop prosecution and settle. This was just a one-sided show. Every woman should be mad that there is still a predator out there somewhere. That's who is putting us in danger, not this clown.
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  7. Greatest respect, deepest sympathy to her dear sister.
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  8. ​@travistaylor8532 Simply remain silent.
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  9. ​ @StacyBates-u6w  No one can punish you for invoking your Fifth Amendment rights. Remaining silent is most important.
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  10. Yes. To hear innocent people feeling responsible is terrible. Probation and a fine is for shoplifting.
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  11. The evidence was highly circumstantial. It would have been good to see the actual trial.
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  12. I'm sure they match all their friends. That's how it goes . . .
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  13. Please. Do you not understand that she is from an entirely different culture? She said she blames herself. She actually means it.
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  14. ​ @swallowedinthesea11 Thank you. A DIFFERENT culture. Different cultures are real.
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  15. ​ @redacted2275 💯
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  16. @staceyshaffer180  Well this is ironic. People are attacking her for taking responsibility AND blaming her for raising him. No one can raise a murderer. What's the formula? Some kids who were held responsible for everything fail to develop compassion and become cold, hard criminals, or LE who break laws. Some kids who were pampered become doctors and save lives.
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  17.  @wolfpack3812  If everyone here is an expert on raising kids, why are kids so bad? Because they are.
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  18.  @wolfpack3812  This is why people with your life experience are excluded from juries. You see too much of your tormentor in other people. Where do you see that this mother actively sought to cover up known crimes? Was your ex Asian?
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  19. @wolfpack3812  Learn about different cultures, it's fun. Or don't, in which case you won't know.
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  20.  @wolfpack3812  Oh I see what the conversation was about. You assimilate this case to your own experience. So, was your ex Asian?
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  21. Why is there a five-day gap in this story? It was widely reported that Brian flew back to Florida on August 17 to clean out a storage locker and get his finances together, and that he then returned to Gabby on August 23. What happened during the time Gabby was alone and could talk to her real friends and reflect? Was this report about them splitting up incorrect? If it's true and being omitted on purpose, that is misleading.
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  22. We were given an entirely different timeline when this happened. We were told that they separated for five days when Bryan flew to Florida to clean out a storage locker and raise some funds. Then we were told that there was another incident where Gabby and Bryan were in a restaurant and he was being aggressive and she was crying. This was a very short time before she was killed.
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  23. No, it was not "by the book." What would have happened if the police had handled it properly, we cannot know. Pure speculation, probably based on stereotypes.
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  24. Good god, don't lie to police. Remain silent.
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  25. This must have aged the law enforcement by years in one day.
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  26. Did you watch all of it?
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  27. This is common.
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  28. This was a weak case.
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  29. Defense attorneys do not testify, under oath or otherwise.
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  30. ​@shnom10 No they aren't. In Florida, it is not illegal to allow your immediate family to continue to live with you.
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  31. How could she do this to her two sisters, too?
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  32. You've never heard of double jeopardy?
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  33. ​ @dazeyknows6736 You don't have a legal obligation to call in most states.
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  34. It's not illegal in Florida to allow your immediate family to continue to live with you, regardless of what they did. Nor is it illegal to invoke the Fifth Amendment. It is illegal to lie to police, destroy evidence, interfere with their investigation, and so forth. So, did they just let him live there and refer questions to a lawyer? If that's all they did, they didn't break the law.
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  35. ​ @Beautyaddixion "Embedding?" 😂😂😂 autocorrect is wild
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  36.  @doctorfeelok8575  No wonder we imprison many more people than China, Russia, India, . . .
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  37. A person can set up a trust for their child and put the insurance policy in the trust. Why would you make a boyfriend the beneficiary??
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  38. ​ @korytrevor9597  He was 7 years younger.
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  39. @julieuk5855  Great thought. You yourself chose location A, the coffee shop. Going where someone you only just met has suggested, and happens to be an environment where there is more objective risk (however small that increase in risk may be), IS location B. Thanks for the reminder!
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  40. @UnknownUser-j3n  Suave persuasion can be even worse, because you will fail to see it for what it is.
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  41. 36:10 Designed to prevent a BIG lawsuit.
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  42. What won't people do for money?
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  43. ​ @rugged04270 I have no problem understanding parental alienation, and I believe this was in fact done to her. What about her two sisters? Was she alienated from them, too? She helped take their mother from them. She put the youngest in grave danger. How? There's more here.
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  44. Post-Manson "Family," everyone should have known better. What does it take?
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  45. VIP Section? Wasn't Jeffrey Epstein in the most exclusive VIP Sections?
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  46. ​@Eric-bk9ji Not random --- an unidentified suspect in three other cases. That is bad. Were it random, no problem. But it is in multiple crime databases. Remember about the burden of proof? I hope they find him so that they can close some cases, and see where he was when she disappeared.
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  47. ​ @dianahernandez1709 He said so in a sworn affidavit?
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  48. The location of the entrance wound is the only strong evidence against him. Apart from that, reasonable doubt. The discrepancies in the questioning happen all the time, and he never joined his virtual girlfriend.
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  49.  @abc-wv4in  No, it's not.
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  50. This is a weak case.
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