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10-28-2017 , 06:23 AM
That's a good find!
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10-28-2017 , 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted by PoorSkillz
I don't think the porn-search histogram says anywhere what dates it represents, however the only search records shown are from 9/18/2005 and are sometimes misrepresented as 9/18/2006.
Looking again I see that '2006' misstatement comes from Gary Hunt, the defence expert, on p.5 of his affidavit, and it's contradicted by his own data table of the searches. An unhelpful typo.
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10-28-2017 , 02:13 PM
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Originally Posted by fraleyight
To be clear, the date of the images lists a date in april. But it is unclear if that is some kind of cached date, a date the images were pulled up from a saved file, or the date they were searched for.
Hunt's affidavit makes clear that the disturbing images in Exhibit C were cached. They're black-and-white and very low quality because presumably they'd been deleted and recovered. The April dates of file origination, shortly before police seizure of the computer, may in fact indicate when the pictures were deleted (presumably because of the ongoing police investigation and because of the householders' fear of a police search). The April dates presumably do not indicate when the images were originally taken from the internet, or there would be supporting search data.

I understand that multiple persons had access to that computer. The images were not necessarily deleted by the person who originally downloaded them. They may, for instance, have been deleted by someone trying to protect the person who originally downloaded them, if that person were in custody by then. Note that the files established by these deleted images were never subsequently modified or touched. It was a one-shot action. Somebody thought they'd got rid of those images. Without knowing more about the household (and I know nothing about the household), I couldn't say who that was.
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10-31-2017 , 06:51 PM
Today marks the anniversary of Teresa Halbach's murder.
Please spare a thought for her & her family today. RIP
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10-31-2017 , 08:08 PM
nah
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11-01-2017 , 06:08 AM
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Originally Posted by El Rata
nah
Sorry,that comment was to normal decent people, not low life poisonous scumbags, like you, so we're good mate.
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11-01-2017 , 08:28 AM
my guy you got like 5k posts in this thread. you are not normal. you got a serious mental disease.
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11-01-2017 , 08:44 AM
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Originally Posted by El Rata
my guy you got like 5k posts in this thread. you are not normal. you got a serious mental disease.
Do you have a pay pal account, El Twata? I can deposit 50c in it if you like & that way you can call someone who actually gives a rats ass about your opinion of me, i.e. not me.
You're clearly a low life pos, you proved it with your scummy classless monosyllabic comment. Don't whinge about it now just cuz somebody normal called you on your callous crap & actually attempting to justify your lack of empathy by defending yourself via your deflected whinging only has you coming across as a pathetic wussy low life as opposed to just an average one.
You creepy bottom feeder.
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11-01-2017 , 02:11 PM
Jan 7th, 2016:

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A few follow up posts on reddit further theorizing that there's no way it was ST and Bobby without Manitowoc County assisting, almost bring it home. But they still want to believe that it was pure coincidence that ST and Bobby happen to gift wrap Manitowoc Law enforcement a murder 3 weeks after their depositions and 20 feet from the front door of the man who is deposing them. ST/Bobby even would have given MC a jump start on the frame work. Some even want to believe that the murder was actually an accident or suicide turned into golden opportunity for everyone (except SA and BD of course).

Probabilities simply have to be off the bottom of the charts for all this to coincide.

Probabilities of these many events coinciding with a theoretical guilty Steven Avery are even lower than the above theories, and are bordering on absolutely ridiculous.

I do think that ST is involved, but can't say much about Bobby. Bobby is BD's brother. Doesn't seem like he'd just be fine with BD rotting away in jail for the rest of his life. Can't say the same for the step-dad though. If this was a frame job, then it was a complete frame job from well before October 31, 2005 to the present. Manitowoc County didn't just happen to stumble upon a murder yards from SA's front door at this absolutely perfect time. ST didn't just decide to kill someone out of the blue or out of rage or desire and then execute all the steps required to pull of framing SA all while luckboxing the fact that MC decided to just roll with it and continue the frame. Ridiculous. If even one bit of this evidence is not legit, then this was planned well before TH arrived at Avery Salvage on Oct. 31st. It involved everyone we've seen to some degree, and probably a few we haven't seen.

It's also likely that those who are lying and covering up don't know or didn't know that Avery did not commit this murder (although I hope they are doubting that now). They could just be following orders that are rolling down a chain that is anchored by 2-3 guys at the top who do know everything and stand to lose money, future money, status, rank, pride, etc . And perhaps it was enough threat of loss to hatch a plan to make Avery go away. And no, he cannot just be killed as the former sheriff mentioned. That doesn't absolve them of their past transgressions. That doesn't right their wrongs. If they kill him, he becomes a martyr. If they never sent him to jail the first time, maybe he doesn't die in whatever tragic staged death/murder they would come up with. But framing him for rape, murder, mutilation?....well that just makes everything go away, doesn't it?

In my opinion, in the minds of the co-conspirators who are not pulling the strings, they decided long ago Steven Avery is guilty because he's an Avery. And if they are twisting the truth a bit to make sure a guilty, murdering, raping psychopath is sent to jail, then they did their jobs and can sleep at night and will get promoted and keep living their normal lives feeling that much safer. I remember the sketch artist saying he doubted the new DNA tests that exonerated Avery and still believed that Avery raped that woman. After his full exoneration. Can you imagine what must be going through that guy's head when he sees Avery being hugged by the governor and about to win or settle a $36 mil lawsuit? That is the former DEPUTY CHIEF. Some of the seemingly leaked info towards the end of the doc showed us what vicious, slanderous rumor mongering is prevalent in that town about the Averys.

Why would anyone go to these great lengths to handle the Avery problem? Who knows. Maybe someone had plans for some or all of the 36 mil that county stood to lose and now the freeway they were going to build and profit greatly on is going to have to be put on hold. Maybe a former sheriff or 2 plan on running for office somewhere but who's going to vote for someone with a record of terrible police work, cover ups and lies that caused the county to lose 36 million while they were in charge. Maybe with Avery not around and legal bills piling up, The Avery's have to sell the salvage yard. Maybe that land would make a perfect cannabis farm when Wisconsin legalizes and regulates and hey, maybe some names and reputations can be cleared too.

My point is that there may be reasons, but its all just conjecture.

But who could pull off the murder? A member of Law Enforcement? No way. Too risky. If their DNA is somehow found on the scene mixed with TH's, or someone witnesses the act, its over for everybody. A hired hitman? Maybe, but again, too risky. If cops get caught talking to a hitman and Avery's name is in the convo, its game over. No, it's gotta be someone on the inside. Someone with access to SA's yard and knows the area and can move about both day and night. Someone who's close, but not TOO close so as to have ties and allegiances too strong that might cause 2nd thoughts. Someone who's controllable that we have history on and if they fail or get caught, we can simply deny everything and say he's trying to fabricate this stuff to play on the fact that his brother-in-law had the same thing happen. Someone who knows how to handle a weapon well. Someone who knows how to handle bodies, dead bodies, bloody dead bodies and fire....like a hunter or something.

But how do we get him to do it? Maybe he's sick of the heat SA's bringing on his family. Maybe he is jealous of the money and fame Avery has at the moment and he sees an opportunity to land a few mil himself while upping his chances to take over the yard and business. Maybe he's not so fond of the slow kid and wouldn't be too crushed if the kid was raised by the state instead of living at home until he's 40. Maybe he mentions some of this to someone at the town tavern one night and meetings are arranged, ideas are tossed around. Maybe it's mentioned to him that if a dead body ever wound up near Steven Avery's property that Manitowoc would make sure SA was charged and oh by the way, your great uncle in Madison just added you to his will.

- That's how I see things potentially happening.

The story is incredible nonetheless. It is much, much better than fiction and I hope in the coming days, months, (not years) that we see at least some new facts rise to the surface.
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11-03-2017 , 05:58 AM
It turns out Teresa did leave the Avery property before her disappearance.

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That evidence included a signed affidavit from a third Dassey brother, Bryan, confirming what he told police during his 2005 interview. "I distinctly remember Bobby telling me, 'Steven could not have killed her because I saw her leave the property," Bryan's affidavit states. At trial, Bobby testified that he did not see Halbach leave and instead saw her walking in the direction of Avery's trailer. Prosecutors repeatedly emphasized the importance of Bobby's testimony to their case.

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AVERY: And he said he [sic] left. She left.
SCOTT TADYCH: That's right.
BARBARA TADYCH: Yeah. She left.
AVERY: Yeah.
BARBARA TADYCH: Yeah.
AVERY: Well, he [Bobby] didn't testify for that.

Zellner says this is further evidence that Bobby did see Halbach leave the Avery Salvage Yard on the day of her disappearance, and Barbara knew it and thus would have known that Bobby was lying in his trial testimony. Zellner contends that Tadych's response indicates that either he was also told this information, or he "observed and/or had contact with Ms. Halbach after she left the property."


http://www.rollingstone.com/culture/...motion-w510878
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11-03-2017 , 09:54 AM
That doesn't prove she left? WTF. Bryan saying Bobby told him Teresa left the property? Have you not considered the plethora of alternatives?

1) Bryan misunderstood what bobby told him
2) Bobby was lying to Bryan because the general feel of the family was that avery was innocent and bobby didn't want to single himself out
3) Bryan is lying to get steven free
4) Bryan is remembering incorrectly
5) Bobby didn't see teresa when he left so just assumed she was gone and didn't realize how important the rav 4 was at the time.

Etc...

This is why hearsay is not admissible in court except under very specific circumstances and this is not one of those circumstances.
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11-03-2017 , 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by fraleyight
That doesn't prove she left? WTF. Bryan saying Bobby told him Teresa left the property? Have you not considered the plethora of alternatives?

1) Bryan misunderstood what bobby told him
2) Bobby was lying to Bryan because the general feel of the family was that avery was innocent and bobby didn't want to single himself out
3) Bryan is lying to get steven free
4) Bryan is remembering incorrectly
5) Bobby didn't see teresa when he left so just assumed she was gone and didn't realize how important the rav 4 was at the time.

Etc...

This is why hearsay is not admissible in court except under very specific circumstances and this is not one of those circumstances.
Bobby Dassey denied it anyway & this was already covered by trial defence.
http://www.stevenaverycase.org/wp-co...onsibility.pdf

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Bobby Dassey acknowledged seeing the female photographer and her SUV before he left to hunt deer with a bow on October 31. He claims that he left the ]anda trailer at2:45 or 3:00 p.m. that day. (CASO Report Pages 90-91). For his part, Bryan Dassey first denied knowing anything when interviewed and then claimed, contrary to his mother's version, that he arrived home on October 31 only after supper. (ACISS Investigative Report No. 05-1776/16 at 3-4). He claimed, too, that Bobby saw the photographer leave, which Bobby denied.
(p19)

So once again Zellner brings noting new to the table, surprise surprise.
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11-03-2017 , 02:05 PM
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So once again Zellner brings noting new to the table, surprise surprise.
Huh? The context this allegation came from was a recorded phone call between SA and BJ from October 24th of THIS YEAR. It's 100% new and is the first of the main points listed in the supplemented motion. It's something that had never been heard (read) until now and supports that a key witness testifying for the state perjured himself.

Your posts haven't changed. At this point, with the hiring of the PR firm to handle MC's PR nightmare being brought to light, you'd think it wise to at least attempt to not look like a shill. Let's have a look at "how you know they are a shill" list, shall we?:
  • Become incredulous and indignant. Avoid discussing key issues. This is also known as the 'How dare you!' gambit.
  • Create rumor mongers. Avoid discussing issues by describing all charges as mere rumors and wild accusations. This method works especially well with a silent media. If you can associate the material with the Internet, use this fact to certify it a 'wild rumor' from a 'bunch of kids on the Internet' which can have no basis in fact.
  • Use a straw man. Find a part of the other side's argument which can be destroyed to make your side look good and the opponent look bad. Choose the least important point and make it sound IMPORTANT then destroy it in a way which appears to make EVERYTHING WRONG, while avoiding discussion of the facts.
  • Use name calling and ridicule. Associate opponents with derogatory words: 'kooks', 'ignorant', 'irrational', 'crap', 'biased', 'conspiracy theorists', 'worthless', 'cognitive dissonance' and so forth. This makes others back away because even if behind anonymity no one wants to be associated with those and other similar words.
  • Hit and Run. Attack and disappear or just ignore any answer. This works well on the Internet where a steady stream of new usernames can make an attack, never discuss and never answer
    Question motives. Twist any fact which could imply that the opponent operates out of a hidden personal agenda. This avoids discussing issues and puts the accuser on the defensive.
  • Invoke authority. Claim you are educated and use enough 'jargon' to illustrate you are 'one who knows', and simply say it isn't so without discussing issues or demonstrating concretely why or citing sources.
  • Play Dumb. No matter what evidence or logical argument is offered, repeatedly deny they have any credibility, make any sense, provide any proof, contain or make a point, have logic, or support a conclusion. Mix well for maximum effect.
  • Mysteries have no answer. Point out everything surrounding the crime and the multitude of players and events, and say it's too complex to solve. Casual followers lose interest.
  • Alice in Wonderland Logic. Avoid the issues by reasoning backwards or with deductive logic that ignores material facts.
  • Demand complete solutions. Avoid the issues by requiring opponents to solve the crime at hand completely.
  • Fit the facts to alternate conclusions
  • Change the subject. Find a way to side-track the discussion comments in hopes of turning attention to an easier topic. This works especially well with companions who can 'argue' with you over the new topic and polarize the discussion arena in order to avoid discussing more key issues.
  • If you can't do anything else, taunt your opponents and draw them into emotional responses which will tend to make them look foolish and make their points seem less coherent. Not only will you avoid discussing the issues in the first instance, but even if their emotional response addresses the issue, you can further avoid the issues by then focusing on how 'sensitive they are to criticism.'
  • Ignore proof presented, demand impossible proofs. No matter the facts presented by an opponent, claim the material irrelevant and demand proof that is impossible for the opponent to know it (it may exist, but not be at his disposal, or it may be something which is known to be safely destroyed or withheld, such as a murder weapon.)You might have to deny and be critical of media or books as valid sources, deny that witnesses are acceptable, or even deny that statements made by government or other authorities have any meaning or relevance.
  • False evidence. Whenever possible, introduce facts made up to conflict with opponent presentations -- as useful tools to neutralize sensitive issues or impede resolution. This works best when the crime was designed with contingencies for the purpose, and the facts cannot be easily separated from the fabrications.
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11-03-2017 , 03:05 PM
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Originally Posted by El Rata
my guy you got like 5k posts in this thread. you are not normal. you got a serious mental disease.
He has 1,499 posts since 2014, as of even date, most of them, I would think, in the Knox thread. You appear to have 28,232 posts since 2012. And projection isn't something that only happens in cinemas.
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11-03-2017 , 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted by lostinthesaus
Huh? The context this allegation came from was a recorded phone call between SA and BJ from October 24th of THIS YEAR. It's 100% new and is the first of the main points listed in the supplemented motion. It's something that had never been heard (read) until now and supports that a key witness testifying for the state perjured himself.
I just shown you where it was already mentioned & by your special little guys' own defence. Zellner brings nothing new to the table, as usual. It's hardly new & certainly not evidence.


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Your posts haven't changed.
Yes I still agree with the established facts & not conspiracy theories, you're correct.

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At this point, with the hiring of the PR firm to handle MC's PR nightmare being brought to light, you'd think it wise to at least attempt to not look like a shill. Let's have a look at "how you know they are a shill" list, shall we?:
Who am I shilling for? Precisely? And to what end? Both are in prison, I merely agree with the guilty verdicts and since both are rotting away in prison, why would I need to "shill" and for whom?


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Become incredulous and indignant.
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Avoid discussing key issues. This is also known as the 'How dare you!' gambit.
I asked supporters to provide evidence of a frame up or innocence. Got crickets.
Asked supporters to cite examples of unfair due process. Got no valid examples.
Asked supporters to cite specific instances of coercion. Got zero.
Asked supporters to opine whose argument was better & more on point re the law re 7th circuit. Got ad hominem whinging instead.
You people have two things, Jack being one of 'em and he split town already.

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Create rumor mongers
??.
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Avoid discussing issues
Just gave examples of my discussing issues.

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by describing all charges as mere rumors and wild accusations.
Asked for proof. Got nowt.

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Use a straw man. Find a part of the other side's argument which can be destroyed to make your side look good and the opponent look bad
Sides? You regard murder as a game? Okay.
I don't need to find a "part" of supporters arguments which are weak they have no credible argument at all. Nor is the onus upon me to prove guilt again on the internet, onus upon groupies to make a plausible case for their tired whacky burblings.
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Use name calling and ridicule. Associate opponents with derogatory words: 'kooks', 'ignorant', 'irrational', 'crap', 'biased', 'conspiracy theorists', 'worthless', 'cognitive dissonance' and so forth. This makes others back away because even if behind anonymity no one wants to be associated with those and other similar words.
...That admittedly pretty much describes how I feel about you lot to a tee so...moving on

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Hit and Run. Attack and disappear or just ignore any answer. This works well on the Internet where a steady stream of new usernames can make an attack, never discuss and never answer
I have discussed, got whinged at by whingers that they totally like could but weren't gonna discuss with me. I've only ignored those on my ignore list

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Invoke authority. Claim you are educated and use enough 'jargon' to illustrate you are 'one who knows', and simply say it isn't so without discussing issues or demonstrating concretely why or citing sources.
Show me where I've done this
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Play Dumb. No matter what evidence or logical argument is offered
Lol if only. None of those things have been offered. Despite the truth being easy to defend. Just a bunch of tired bs combined with bar raising.

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repeatedly deny they have any credibility, make any sense, provide any proof, contain or make a point, have logic, or support a conclusion. Mix well for maximum effect.
You have no credibility. Hey guess you're right on that repeated thing, huh?
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Mysteries have no answer. Point out everything surrounding the crime and the multitude of players and events, and say it's too complex to solve. Casual followers lose interest.
...wat? It's open & shut wrt Avery, slam dunk & sufficient against his scuzzy nephew.


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Alice in Wonderland Logic. Avoid the issues by reasoning backwards or with deductive logic that ignores material facts.
I agree with the courts' guilty verdicts. That's it. I have nothing to work backwards from.

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Demand complete solutions. Avoid the issues by requiring opponents to solve the crime at hand completely.
It's already solved. Guess you really are lost in the sauce, eh?

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Fit the facts to alternate conclusions
I agree with the established facts, so have no need to "fit" them, whatever that even means...

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If you can't do anything else, taunt your opponents and draw them into emotional responses which will tend to make them look foolish and make their points seem less coherent.
It's not me who's making supporters look foolish and I totally can't emphasise that one enough there sauce...guess why.

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Ignore proof presented
There hasn't been proof presented. It's why both are rotting away in prison with Avery there until he dies & Dassey for the next 31 years, assuming he even gets parole.

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demand impossible proofs
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I asked LOTS of times for proof of a frame up evidence of coercion etc. It's only an impossible demand because there is no proof for innocence coercion or frame up as both are GAF. It's a perfectly reasonable request though, it's only unreasonable to you lot because you're irrational and couldn't provide proof to back up your conspiralunacy if your lives depended on it.

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No matter the facts presented by an opponent
No facts have been provided. Plenty of theories and claims and repetition of failed defence arguments though, to go with the inconsistency & double standards.

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False evidence.
No false evidence of guilt and none whatsoever for innocence.

Like I said I only ignore those on my ig list. I stuck you on ig due to your stalking me onto another thread. I only took you briefly off, as like your fellow loon Loudfootz, you seem obsessed with responding to me & in spite of myself I was somewhat curious as to precisely what you were gonna babble about this time. I shouldn't have bothered after reading that insane wall of text, for which you richly deserve going back on ig, so...'bye now. I expect your mate to be along now with his same old same old.
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11-03-2017 , 05:04 PM
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He has 1,499 posts since 2014, as of even date, most of them, I would think, in the Knox thread. You appear to have 28,232 posts since 2012. And projection isn't something that only happens in cinemas.
No relevance in pointing out total post count.

Clearly, he was suggesting that CV has an extraordinarily high post count in THIS thread while using a number that is exaggerated for emphasis.

Do we really have to clarify this stuff for you? GTFO if so, no one got time for that sh.t
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11-03-2017 , 07:11 PM
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Huh? The context this allegation came from was a recorded phone call between SA and BJ from October 24th of THIS YEAR. It's 100% new and is the first of the main points listed in the supplemented motion. It's something that had never been heard (read) until now and supports that a key witness testifying for the state perjured himself.
I don't think you quite understand what Vile is saying. Although the context of this call is "new" when appeal courts talk about "new" evidence they mean something that wasn't available to the defense during trial and appeal.

The fact that Bryan claimed bobby told him that teresa left was indeed available to the defense, so in this context the evidence isn't "new".

Furthermore, this is scott saying bryan told him bobby said x. That is way worse than bryan saying bobby told him x (which the defense had via the police report) so not only is this not new it is actually worse evidence than the defense had access to.
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11-03-2017 , 08:31 PM
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Originally Posted by fraleyight
I don't think you quite understand what Vile is saying. Although the context of this call is "new" when appeal courts talk about "new" evidence they mean something that wasn't available to the defense during trial and appeal.

The fact that Bryan claimed bobby told him that teresa left was indeed available to the defense, so in this context the evidence isn't "new".

Furthermore, this is scott saying bryan told him bobby said x. That is way worse than bryan saying bobby told him x (which the defense had via the police report) so not only is this not new it is actually worse evidence than the defense had access to.
Wrong sir, I fully understand what CV and now you are attempting to do, and that is to invalidate information as being old and therefore irrelevant.

Lets look at what ACTUALLY is being brought forth as new evidence:



Here we have BT stating that TH left, which would be further witness testimony corroborating SA's story and contradicting the state's narrative.

Further, what's interesting here, is that ST strongly suggests that SA, the alleged convicted murdering mastermind, "doesn't know ****."

How does that work?
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11-03-2017 , 09:24 PM
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Originally Posted by fraleyight
That doesn't prove she left? WTF. Bryan saying Bobby told him Teresa left the property? Have you not considered the plethora of alternatives?

1) Bryan misunderstood what bobby told him
2) Bobby was lying to Bryan because the general feel of the family was that avery was innocent and bobby didn't want to single himself out
3) Bryan is lying to get steven free
4) Bryan is remembering incorrectly
5) Bobby didn't see teresa when he left so just assumed she was gone and didn't realize how important the rav 4 was at the time.

Etc...

This is why hearsay is not admissible in court except under very specific circumstances and this is not one of those circumstances.
Which is all very nice - but we also have Barb and Scott who confirm what Bryan's affidavit declares.

Which confirms what Steven always admitted since day one - Teresa left.
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11-03-2017 , 09:30 PM
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Originally Posted by lostinthesaus
Huh? The context this allegation came from was a recorded phone call between SA and BJ from October 24th of THIS YEAR. It's 100% new and is the first of the main points listed in the supplemented motion. It's something that had never been heard (read) until now and supports that a key witness testifying for the state perjured himself.

Your posts haven't changed. At this point, with the hiring of the PR firm to handle MC's PR nightmare being brought to light, you'd think it wise to at least attempt to not look like a shill. Let's have a look at "how you know they are a shill" list, shall we?:
  • Become incredulous and indignant. Avoid discussing key issues. This is also known as the 'How dare you!' gambit.
  • Create rumor mongers. Avoid discussing issues by describing all charges as mere rumors and wild accusations. This method works especially well with a silent media. If you can associate the material with the Internet, use this fact to certify it a 'wild rumor' from a 'bunch of kids on the Internet' which can have no basis in fact.
  • Use a straw man. Find a part of the other side's argument which can be destroyed to make your side look good and the opponent look bad. Choose the least important point and make it sound IMPORTANT then destroy it in a way which appears to make EVERYTHING WRONG, while avoiding discussion of the facts.
  • Use name calling and ridicule. Associate opponents with derogatory words: 'kooks', 'ignorant', 'irrational', 'crap', 'biased', 'conspiracy theorists', 'worthless', 'cognitive dissonance' and so forth. This makes others back away because even if behind anonymity no one wants to be associated with those and other similar words.
  • Hit and Run. Attack and disappear or just ignore any answer. This works well on the Internet where a steady stream of new usernames can make an attack, never discuss and never answer
    Question motives. Twist any fact which could imply that the opponent operates out of a hidden personal agenda. This avoids discussing issues and puts the accuser on the defensive.
  • Invoke authority. Claim you are educated and use enough 'jargon' to illustrate you are 'one who knows', and simply say it isn't so without discussing issues or demonstrating concretely why or citing sources.
  • Play Dumb. No matter what evidence or logical argument is offered, repeatedly deny they have any credibility, make any sense, provide any proof, contain or make a point, have logic, or support a conclusion. Mix well for maximum effect.
  • Mysteries have no answer. Point out everything surrounding the crime and the multitude of players and events, and say it's too complex to solve. Casual followers lose interest.
  • Alice in Wonderland Logic. Avoid the issues by reasoning backwards or with deductive logic that ignores material facts.
  • Demand complete solutions. Avoid the issues by requiring opponents to solve the crime at hand completely.
  • Fit the facts to alternate conclusions
  • Change the subject. Find a way to side-track the discussion comments in hopes of turning attention to an easier topic. This works especially well with companions who can 'argue' with you over the new topic and polarize the discussion arena in order to avoid discussing more key issues.
  • If you can't do anything else, taunt your opponents and draw them into emotional responses which will tend to make them look foolish and make their points seem less coherent. Not only will you avoid discussing the issues in the first instance, but even if their emotional response addresses the issue, you can further avoid the issues by then focusing on how 'sensitive they are to criticism.'
  • Ignore proof presented, demand impossible proofs. No matter the facts presented by an opponent, claim the material irrelevant and demand proof that is impossible for the opponent to know it (it may exist, but not be at his disposal, or it may be something which is known to be safely destroyed or withheld, such as a murder weapon.)You might have to deny and be critical of media or books as valid sources, deny that witnesses are acceptable, or even deny that statements made by government or other authorities have any meaning or relevance.
  • False evidence. Whenever possible, introduce facts made up to conflict with opponent presentations -- as useful tools to neutralize sensitive issues or impede resolution. This works best when the crime was designed with contingencies for the purpose, and the facts cannot be easily separated from the fabrications.
Not much point in replying to corpus vile's posts - he's not interested in discussion but simply wants to blab his opinions and not listen to what anyone else has to say.



Anyone who joins a discussion group only to put everyone else on 'ignore' is not to be treated seriously.
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11-03-2017 , 09:40 PM
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Originally Posted by lostinthesaus
Wrong sir, I fully understand what CV and now you are attempting to do, and that is to invalidate information as being old and therefore irrelevant.

Lets look at what ACTUALLY is being brought forth as new evidence:



Here we have BT stating that TH left, which would be further witness testimony corroborating SA's story and contradicting the state's narrative.

Further, what's interesting here, is that ST strongly suggests that SA, the alleged convicted murdering mastermind, "doesn't know ****."

How does that work?
You're a moron.
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11-03-2017 , 09:42 PM
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Originally Posted by corpus vile
I asked supporters to provide evidence of a frame up or innocence. Got crickets.
Asked supporters to cite examples of unfair due process. Got no valid examples.
Asked supporters to cite specific instances of coercion. Got zero.
Asked supporters to opine whose argument was better & more on point re the law re 7th circuit. Got ad hominem whinging instead.
Nonsense - corpus vile only hears crickets because he's put everyone on ignore.

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None of those things have been offered. Despite the truth being easy to defend.
Truth being easy to defend - but pointless to defend to someone who starts out by putting everyone else on 'ignore'.

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Like I said I only ignore those on my ig list.
A true lunatic demands evidence, but ignores the answers.

Corpus vile is truly one of the internet's most idiotic lunatics.
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11-04-2017 , 01:32 AM
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Wrong sir, I fully understand what CV and now you are attempting to do, and that is to invalidate information as being old and therefore irrelevant.

Lets look at what ACTUALLY is being brought forth as new evidence:



Here we have BT stating that TH left, which would be further witness testimony corroborating SA's story and contradicting the state's narrative.

Further, what's interesting here, is that ST strongly suggests that SA, the alleged convicted murdering mastermind, "doesn't know ****."

How does that work?
Are you kidding me? How would barb know if Teresa left? She wasn't home. Clealry she thinks avery is innocent, shes stated so several times (well after the doc came out anyway) so of course she thinks teresa left. This isn't evidence of anything other than what barb thinks. There is no indication in that conversation that barb is saying someone told her she left.

Also scott is not even on the phone there, he is talking in the background and when he says "he doesnt know ****" hes talking about bobby.

The first 3 lines in the screen-shot are not about the night of the murder. Its about the internet searches.
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11-04-2017 , 01:35 AM
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Which is all very nice - but we also have Barb and Scott who confirm what Bryan's affidavit declares.

Which confirms what Steven always admitted since day one - Teresa left.
I don't think scott is agreeing with barb when he says "thats right" Hes talking in the background about the searches and what bobby knows.

And Barb is just stating her opinion. There is nothing in that conversation that indicates anyone told Barb Teresa left
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