Comments by "Glamdolly" (@glamdolly30) on "Someone They Knew with Tamron Hall: Man's Best Friend" video.

  1. That arrogant scumbag Brett Huck thought Misty was nothing, so unimportant that he could murder her and get away with it. How fantastic to see the shock on his face at the guilty verdict. Sure wiped the smirk off his face! Wonderful that the dog Misty bought for Huck as a puppy, helped to get her justice. That dog was a hero, he deserved a treat after the guilty verdict. But I doubt the killer's horrible family saw it that way. I pray they didn't take it out on the dog afterwards. This was clearly a case of like father like son. Brett Huck's father Michael, a convicted felon, turned up to support him in court. He raised a narcissist with no respect for females. The result is a young woman brutally lost her life, and his son will spend the whole of his, in a maximum security prison - till the day he's carried out in a body bag. Nice parenting, dad!
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  2. The defence lawyer was so pissed not to get the case thrown out. His argument about the dog dna not being definitive proof missed the point. Prosecutors put forward enough, multiple examples of circumstantial evidence, to equal a compelling picture of guilt. And the origins of that circumstantial evidence were physical and dna evidence, directly linking Brett Huck to the victim's body - making it a very strong case! Thank God the jury was smart enough to join the dots and recognise Brett Huck's guilt. His stammers and nervous body language in early police interviews gave him away too.
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  3. A barrister once explained the difference between a forensic and a circumstantial case to me like this: He said a criminal case predominantly featuring forensic evidence eg fingerprints, DNA etc, is regarded as gold standard, irrefutable evidence, and a very strong and sound case. He likened a forensic evidence case like that, to one single, thick, incredibly strong steel cable. But if you have enough circumstantial evidence, all pointing to the defendant's guilt, he said that could be likened to a steel cable made up of multiple thinner strands of steel, all joining together - and with sufficient strands of circumstantial evidence, of sufficient quality, they can form a strand that's just as strong - and sometimes even stronger - than the 'single steel cable' of a predominantly forensic case.
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  4.  @bobmorse7808  Her poor mother, there is nothing worse than to lose a child to murder. Rest in peace, reunited with your beloved daughter. Misty had the sweetest smile.
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  5.  @denisemughrabi8171  UGH! A sex offender who raised a murderer, nice parenting there pops.
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  6. Good catch, narcissists reveal themselves at every turn.
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