Comments by "Louie Berg" (@louieberg2942) on "48 Hours" channel.

  1. As painful as it was to hear, I am glad Lori's son and sister absolutely laid into her. No shielding, nothing, just pure, justified anger at her.
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  2.  @kaypandey7221  How so? If it is actually proven to me beyond a shadow of a doubt that a family member orchestrated the killing of another person, I don't see why I ought to stand by them. I'd want to know why, I'd look for reasons/excuses... but if all that is over and I'm left with the simple fact that my family member turned out to be a cold, calculating monster, that person no longer has a right to my loyalty.
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  3.  @josephcumberbatch4248  Wait... what? He deserved getting killed? If Piper is capable of killing him over this, would that not be kind of evidence that she may have a few issues? And that, as such, the custody battle was correctly adjudicated?
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  4.  @nonenone2669  That's where I am at as well. What she did was morally reprehnsible, but I wonder about how the legal logic can influence future cases without clearer guidelines.
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  5.  @davidallen8828  "Allow" her? What are you talking about.
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  6. 16:50 this man's demeanor is the demeanor of a man who does NOT deal well with people disagreeing with him. Watching more... what a disgrace of a human being that prosecutor is. The Court of Appeals sent Crosley back, because they ruled that no material evidence was withheld. What absolute bunk. What reason could the prosecutor have for NOT sharing that information?
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  7. Jean is either one of the worst liars... or cursed with radiating insincerity. She appears to be putting on an act from the first second she can be seen.
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  8. Absolutely rage inducing from start to finish. More or less paying a witness and coercing them, presenting another witness who was known to be a racist... They knew what they were doing, because they made sure the jury didnt know. Numerous opportunities for correcting course along the way as well, via the various letters that surfaced. I don't know if judges are extremely limited in their ability to reopen a case, because it looked as though they had plenty of reasons to do so. Absolutely revolting. As a kick in the nuts, Lamar received no compensation.
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  9. She did evade the law, so I understand that this comes with difficulties. Morally, based on this documentary, I think she was right to do as she did.
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