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Originally Posted by fraleyight
Kind of funny oski told me he believed I didn't watch the doc because I told him I didn't remember that scene.
Come to discover, the scene doesn't even exist lol.
#evolvingpositions
Which makes it strange that you are arguing with another poster about the meaning of the scene that "doesn't even exist."
Good one.
As to Poorskillz, I am not going to apologize for understanding from my watching of the documentary that the blood vial was not important due to its physical condition - in all cases, the blood inside had to be connected to the blood evidence in the car. By virtue of the improper seal, access was already established.
Poorskillz also does not seem to understand that a practicing attorney may understand things better than a layperson. I am not going to speak to the filmmaker's intent on this particular point, but I do understand she is an attorney (or at least trained as one) as well. Perhaps in her mind, the point was conveyed. Who knows?
In any event, I had a particular understanding of what that all meant from the doc. and I am not the only one.
I also am not sure how this issue is even relevant to the issue of whether SA got a fair trial. I mean, it would if the decision to grant a new trial was based on a viewership poll, but its not.