Sue Hartigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hi Kathy:
Did they ever decide if they are going to allow camera's in that
courtroom? The last I heard was only still cameras, but the CTV was
going to still fight it.
It does seem like an open and shut case, but with Leslie in charge,
anything is possible.
BTW the mother lost her lawsuit against her employer saying that this
was all his fault for transferring her to Japan.
I hope that the Noe case does go to trial, there are alot of things that
were brought up that make me think that they just might. They said that
the mother had a 5th grade education, and a very low IQ. Also that they
were devotedly religious and felt it was their calling to keep having
children. Even when they kept dying.
I sent a note to Dateline asking for the transcripts, but so far have
heard nothing. :( They have every one of the segments on there except
that one.
Sue
>
> Hi Sue :)
>
> I am surprised the father only found one dead, usually the mother will
> set it up that someone else finds the baby or is with them when they
> "discover" the baby dead, as a witness. Good ole CYA in action.
>
> I also looked for the transcripts and they didn't have them up, it's
> possible they aren't going to put them on line I would hope they do, but
> we'll see.
>
> I do agree it would be an interesting trial, especially concerning the
> expert witnesses and the testimony they would give concerning the
> advancement that has been made in this field of study. OTOH I wouldn't
> be surprised if she doesn't try to make a plea bargain, probably the
> best thing for her.
>
> Concerning trials the Strohmeyer trial starts April 20th, for those who
> don't remember that is the case of the boy who killed the little girl in
> Las Vegas while her father was gambling, I have been expecting a delay
> in the trial yet so far it's still on the schedule, CTV has lost the bid
> to televise the trial, though they are appealing the verdict. One of the
> reasons that was given is that Leslie Abramson works as a commentator
> for Court TV and the judge fears that could impact the cable network's
> coverage. And that CTV covering the trial "may make her feel
> self-conscious" (Give me a break!) Leslie has never felt self conscious
> about anything! LOL Yet I doubt this ruling will be overturned.
>
> IMHO this is a cut and dry case, due to the fact Strohmeyer made three
> confessions and the judge is allowing those into the trial, plus he also
> told numerous friends he killed her. Yet with Leslie on the defense I'm
> sure she has a couple of aces up her sleeve.
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