@@ajordan1976FYI, he was disbarred in 2020. I know we all loved seeing Jodi get wrecked by him but he did some f’d up sh!t. He leaked the identity of the one juror who didn’t think Jodi should get the DP to a blogger that he was sleeping with during the arias trial. There’s also decades of sexual harassment against law clerks. He agreed to the disbarment to end the ethics case against him which was scheduled for to go to court in Nov2020.
Haha I literally just thought the same exact thing. I couldn’t remember his name, and I was thinking to myself : “man, it would be great if the prosecutor from the Jody Arias trial was questioning her”. I was trying to remember his name when I came across your comment. He would have absolutely DESTROYED her lol.
Relentlessly thorough and meticulous deconstruction. Hours long endurance contest in which this litigator never wavered, wearing down the defendant with a deliberate pace and insistent line of questioning. Great strategy.
@@Dr_KAP I thought the same, similar in their extreme attention to detail and relentless truth seeking but using completely different temperaments in their approach. Fascinating to watch them both and see the parallels. Masterful work.
You can see her “over-controlled hostility” here. She’s pissed but trying not to show it. You can see it in her eyes, though. She can’t manipulate the prosecutor like she has every other man in her life. She reminds me of Jodi Arias, another manipulative, narcissistic, rageful and self centred psycho. She blames everyone else for her own actions and can’t answer a question without equivocating because she’s a habitual liar. I’d love to see her get the Juan Martinez treatment, but this prosecutor didn’t have to work too hard to expose the ridiculousness of the nonsense story she was peddling.
See the way she looks at her defense team when asked a question she doesn’t want to answer? Her eyes are spitting venom in her psycho-controlled way!If she pursed her lips anymore she would swallow them!
"You rang the door a number of times correct?" "Rapidly" "You rang the doorbell a number of times correct?" "Correct" We're not playing games sweetie 😂
This is so much more satisfying than when her smarmy salacious attorney was feeding her questions (and answers). Great video, thanks for it, Rottweiler Investigations!
She tries to come across as intelligent yet doesn’t know how to pronounce some words that are written down. She’s manipulative and as thick as mince imo, talks the talk but no actual follow through with it. The type of person who applies for a job, comes across as nice and will be an asset to a company but then becomes one of those employees that does nothing work wise but goes on about their rights and threatens to sue because they are being bullied . Loves the sound of her own voice which is apt cos no one else does!
I HAD THIS SAME THOUGHT! Like listen, I mispronounce things too but she pretends to have such a deep, intimate knowledge of concepts in these journals when she can't properly pronounce it. This isn't even a "well its just something she's only read about, never heard it pronounced out loud" because she's claiming to have had such long talks with Alex about them? So? Did she just not listen to him???
She didn't know who wrote “Into the Wild” ! She named herself after the man who had a biography written about his short life and thought he wrote it! Come to think of it she probably doesn't know the difference between “Autobiography” and “Biography”.😂
It makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside! Watching her spend the whole trial loving the attention, showing off how smart she is, smiling, smug, trying to lock eyes with her ex boyfriend. Now the smiles and smugness are gone and She is finally realizing that no one believes her stories and she is being crucified.
I loved when the read out the s*x messages with her and Jason. The whole trial her pretending to be this meek timid girl and she telling Jason she want to do all sorts to her.
I love how she tries to avoid just answering the questions, or tries to add her own twists and attempts and manipulation and the prosecutor just won’t let her and repeats the question and tells her to just say “yea or no.”
They had established some weird rescuer/helpless girl dynamic. Jason is a weirdo too. Just not capable of violence. They were “over” but exchanged 600 messages the night before the murder. Dude was following her around on his bike that day. She’s crazy but if Jason had any sense or ability to have real boundaries I doubt she would have resorted to murder.
It is very good the way that every time she tries to reframe the prosecutor's question to shift the meaning or wriggle out of guilt, he simply restates the question exactly the same way, and keeps doing this until she will admit defeat and say "correct". His closing was just devastating to her case. Especially when he contrasted her version of the "attack" on her and her "self defense" with the pure facts of where blood was and where the cuts in Alex's clothing were. It made it so so clear that her version was a stream of lies. The case, her personality, motives and actions are so similar to Jodi Arias'. Except Jodi tried to get around how ridiculous her "self defense" claim was when compared with the crime scene and the huge number of stab wounds and bullet in the brain, by saying "I can't remember anything, unless it makes me look innocent." She was also much more aggressive in arguing on the stand. Even their texts messages are similar, the emphasis on sex and getting people to talk about tying her up, then trying to say how they were horrible perverts and she's a timid little inexperienced thing...despite all the graphic sex in the texts. The manipulating of young men with sex is...well, it's so easy. It is sad to see it happening, and infuriating - for all the women who refuse to do such things, so that real predatory men and rapists will have to stop using these sorts of excuses for their crimes. Infuriating for all the women who don't and refuse even the thought of manipulating men just because they don't feel like getting a job and supporting themselves.
I write for a living, and there are some moments where I see something someone wrote and think 'Damn I wish I wrote that'. "I can't remember anything, unless it makes me look innocent." is one of them.
I'll add something else. She was clearly coached by her attorneys. But the thing about being coached is this...when the prosecutor strays from the script, she doesn't know how to answer. She tries to not answer or stray away from the questions, but the prosecutor makes her answer. She is done.
@@Ocrilat Ah, I did not pick up on that. I'll have to watch her cross again, to try to pick out when the prosecutor askes her questions that aren't the obvious ones. I've certainly noticed the results of coaching in other trials. The use of phrases such as "the totality of events/materials/evidence". I have a sibling who is an attorney & she said once that the way to disagree with an attorney saying "you did this next", is to say "I don't agree with your characterization" . She said that in the 90s. Now I roar with laughter every time I hear the word "characterize" in these court videos. Which is nice! As it means I laugh a LOT.
Its so incredible watching her get frustrated her manipulative tactics arent working on a man. I find her testimony to be so unbelievably chilling....shes gotta go under the jail
So the problems she caused in her own life by cheating on her man, and having a relationship with Alex has nothing to do with her. All these issues she was suffering with had nothing to do with her choices. It was all Alex's fault. Well that's what she clearly liked to think. Alex did nothing wrong except love her. She hated him and f funnels all her rage at him when it was her fault and her choices that landed her where she was. Well I bet she misses her cushy life of sitting in a coffee shop all day and painting whatever nonsense filled her head. Bet she wishes now that the harsh reality of prison has hit her that she had appreciated life better while she had it.
Alex wasn’t a saint. He didn’t deserve death but he wasn’t a saint. If I met a girl and she was super into me and then I find out that she has a boyfriend and I end up hanging out with the boyfriend and that girl I wouldn’t try to snake my way in and have sex with said girl over and over to the point where I’m threatening to self harm myself if she didn’t leave him. Alex was a snake that wanted someone else’s girl regardless if she was the one that cheated and engaged first. Men want to do sh!t behind their so called friends backs and think their slick doing it
@@teddycustumz3267 "I don't think he deserved death, but" Yes, you ABSOLUTELY believe he deserved it. That's why you framed it like that. You're a piece of shit, attacking the dead and attempting to frame it as "I don't think he should've been killed, but he deserved something." It's a shame you weren't on the jury. You would have voted for her acquittal.
@@teddycustumz3267He was a shitty friend to Jason, totally agree there. But do we even know if he was threatening unaliving if she didn't leave him? I don't believe that. I don't even think he loved her. She was easy, that was it. Shouldn't have been a death sentence. I think he was telling her he didn't want her. That's what got him killed. For me, the storyline of what and why it happened isn't making any sense to me.
Um just leading into the 26 min mark, the defendant two or three times wants to make clear that it was ALEX driving & who turned off onto 430th Avenue..where they proceeded to get stuck in the mud. But THEN..around 26:30 after prosecutor confirms the car got “stuck in the mud”, she says: “I could not get out..no.” SHE could not get the car out of the mud. SHE was driving the car folks. If Alex was driving she would’ve said “we tried but could not get out”. Instead she says “I could not get out”. Oops Unfortunately the prosecutor didn’t notice
I think her story that she told the police was that Alex drove them into the mud road and got stuck and they switched seats so that she could get them out because it's her car and she knew how to manuver it better. I mean it's all lies, of course, but that's why the prosecuter didn't ask about that point further.
Wow, this chick truly "toyed" with the men in her life. What a game player. I can't imagine any normal guy wanted to be in a relationship with her. The games she plays with these guys and their feelings is astounding to me. She didn't know the "good" she had right in front her nose. She blew every chance of having a normal relationship with Jason. Thankfully Jason realized it and bowed out gracefully!
Yeah, that's called self-sabotage. It goes hand in hand with self-mutilation, and the self-destructive behavior. If you look at the struggle with her identity issues, It's clear she was on the same path that all young people are on, which is finding themselves. To find yourself, you must spend time within the self, and she was devoting all of her energy outside herself. It's all one gigantic reflection.
yea tbh most of the guys (and girls) she hurt and messed with were not normal people. which is not to say they were bad, guilty people. just troubled and different. struggling with signs of arrested development, mild developmental disability, identity crisis, adjustment disorders, possible unresolved personal baggage and the like. these are legal adults and not officially disabled, but still a vulnerable population. we all know someone going through stuff like this. we all know adults who are brilliant in some ways and slow in others and have a big heart that's prone to being manipulated. most of these abnormal people are not abnormal in a sinister way, and if anything they are cherished for the love and uniqueness they bring to the world but are more at risk for getting conned and pulled into cults and the like. ezra was one of those abnormal people with a very sinister spin, and wreaked havoc
She didn't carry about "good". The men around her were Simps. She should have fucked off to a big city and she would have met any number of bad boys who wouldn't have put up with her shit.
I have a strong suspicion that she lured him into the backseat for one last rendezvous, and thus putting her self seated on him so that she was in a good position to start stabbing him.
Ugh…I think she was outside the open door pretending to want to service him, ahem, and stabbed him in the crotch. He lurched forward, she got him in the back. Ugh, he fell back she got him in the neck. Horrific.
She blitzed him while he was outside the car and bending down possibly to look at how the wheel had become stuck. She took him from behind and drove the knife into the side of his head. There's a massive pool of blood by the wheel. The only time the backseat came into it is when he tried crawling into the back to get away from her. When she broke up with him she told him to stay away and he complied. I think that peeved her -- that he wasn't trying to pursue her. She's the one who sought him out. There's a note she sent Jason a couple of days before the event in which she said i think alex is afraid of me. He was a dope for going on that drive with her. Poor horny alex. he might have grown up to become a half decent philosophy prof. What a waste of potential.
@@tirdadderakhshani1940to be fair most guys aren’t thinking my crazy ex might kill me. They should pay more attention to the character of their partners. This whole group of coffee club kids seemed young and annoying, they had an excuse at least. Jason hasn’t outgrown being a pretentious twat. That guy is the definition of dense. Still in denial that Ezra is a pathological liar. Dude, you would have been next.
@@tirdadderakhshani1940exceptionally sad but this is the real account. She sniped him from behind and that was it over for him. That wicked psychopath.
@@albertjohanssen602 Yes, and don't forget, taking the battery out of the phone usually makes the phone very difficult to operate, so, perhaps that's why she smashed it, she was probably frustrated it wouldn't work. lol. She makes excuse after excuse and pushes the blame on everyone around her in an effort to be the VICTIM. She loves the victim role and soaking up all that attention from anyone who would believe her.
Not only that, she kept saying he was grabbing her despite being brutally stabbed as if Alex was so 'sex driven' that tending to his sliced and stabbed injuries was secondary
i feel so sorry for Alex's family sitting there having to listen to her lies & accusations of Alex ...jodi arias tried calling him a predator to young people & this one trying to say Alex was into cannibalism... the unmitigated gall of this trash bag is just stunning 💔💔
Yeah. First you assassinate the man then his character. I just assume anything she says that makes her look like a victim and someone else bad is a lie.
Her texts with Jason... to anyone who has been in a relationship with a psychopath, sociopath, or run of the mill narcissist, is your blood boiling at the same temperature as mine? It's so damn obvious, once you know how they work.
I just love that the prosecutor keeps asking, "When you stabbed him...", and she's getting subdued but a little argumentative/oppositional as well as still adding detail that she "couldn't remember" before. And, she could have called 911 right away because she had Alex's phone until she dropped it just before the driveway of the Sipple residence. She keeps trying to add "color" to the prosecutor's narrative of questioning.
By this second video of the Prosecution he has her closed right down to simply agreeing by single word answers, allowing no flannel from her at all: "Correct" with every thing he painstakingly reads out. He is slowly showing that the victim had absolutely no motive whatsoever to attack her in any way, thus demolishing her "explanation" of this attack on her, when in fact it was by her, on him. He has complete control and precision of the answers to his questions.
Even rewatching this case frustrates me, it’s literally a bad jodias arias impersonation from start to finish, I’ve watched so many cases that have the librarian soft can’t hurt a fly defendant it’s actually making me ashamed to be a woman. I really think would be criminals need to pass a iq test before they commit the crime because frankly I can’t believe the stupidity!
the only criminals you ever get to definitively witness are the ones that get caught. go look up the ratio of various crimes committed to those crimes ending in successful prosecution. it's actually the state that's inept, and you just see the people that are so monumentally dumb that they fail to get away with what most people actually do.
48:16 he makes a good point. seems like pretty bad police work that the police didn't search where she came from and follow her foot prints back to the scene. They could have possibly saved Alex life
She waited 3 hours. It’s very likely she waited for him to die before seeking help. But yeah, there was some idea she had bailed from a car so they didn’t think the scene was so close. Seems like something to look into though.
I was surprised the police at Alex's house let her slide not showing them her driver's license...if they had insisted maybe they would've at least seen the knife in the center console
💆JESUS! IN HIS GENITALS?! Then slized him twice across the neck AFTER STABBING HIM 5 X's already.... IN SELF DEFENSE OF COURSE!...☝️ IN SELF DEFENSE ! Ya, sounds like a whole lotta self defense...
Yes like Shana Hubers giving her bf "the nose job he always wanted" and putting him out of his misery bc she didn't like the sounds he was making after SHE "shot him in self defense." 😂
But she dragged him to the back seat of the car n left him slumped half in n out... frighteningly similar enough to deny any bit of credit.. complete with ppl finding him later
The similarities between her and Jodi Arias are utterly amazing. Both attractive, potentially smart although I wouldn’t say they were smart. Both artistic both use their feminine whiles to manipulate people. Both tricked their man and sliced his throat. Both with this weird amnesia story.
Having found out that Ezra was not much smaller than Alex at all, and how small he was, why didn't the prosecutors bring that up - ad nauseam? I am just curious...
Like Jodi Arias, the victims, Alex and Travis were massacred, while the surviving person who was supposedly attacked viciously enough they had to kill to survive, had very minor injuries by comparison. 🔪😏 RIP Alex and Travis. Condolences to the families.
I love the point where her lawyer gives up… when being asked about assuming there will be a cross examination she’s like I wouldn’t assume that at all… lady has thrown out all her paperwork and gone home 😂😂
And what’s delicious that texts that had been sealed from the jury was reopened for the prosecution to speak about them which was damning because they bought it up on the cross defence examination 😂
49:07 .... she has that, I really just nailed my coffin shut look... I am surprised she said "yes" to this. She looks at her defense team and is like, "duh!"
As a prosecutor I would get so annoyed when she reframes or restates every question before saying 'yes' or 'correct'! I have seen prosecutors tell the court that the witness just needs to answer yes or no, but its probably smart of him to be fairly gentle. Great video!
agreed! he didn't want to sound like he was ''manhandling'' her, because that's her whole narrative: she is a tiny,, shy bird who's been mistreated by men her whole life and this would have added to that character. When she went ''yes he put the keys up where I couldn't reach, I am not very tall 🥺 ''' girl 🥴
Even when the answer is a “no” she enforces a reversal of the question in order to make it a “positive” in the form of “yes” or “correct”. Manipulation 101.
12:34 she’s exactly like Jodi Arias…Thinks she is the smartest person in the courthouse and she has to try and control the prosecutor by answering her way… changing one word and playing games just to show him he’s not controlling her answers and wastes time being petty and annoying- why any defendant thinks the jury appreciates her Witt and game-playing is beyond me…. Unless she’s so narcissistic she actually doesn’t realize she’s doing it… or is such a sociopath she thinks they are impressed by it…and even when her attorney objects she still has to turn to the judge and keeps talking in the most egotistical manner….
I love the way the female defense attorney reacts when Ezra has to answer questions about what she told Detective Proc regarding her story in the hospital as opposed to her new story on the stand! The female defense Attorney jumps up and wants Ezra to have a transcript to keep her lies straight!😂 on cross examination no less! They would’ve been done with this trial in five days if it wasn’t for all the contemptuous objections and shouting out from her seat. Also,judging by this case I can’t imagine anyone wanting her defending them in court! I’d call for a mental health assessment for her. She does not seem stable at all
They tried to use the “insanity” plea but the whole thing was so systematic in its nature she knew “right” from “wrong” because she accused him of attacking her.
51:40 my favourite moment of the whole trial... when she realizes that she got caught in hiding Alex's death and knew that it was life in prison for her. Her face turns from mildly irritated to sheep-like. Just 10 seconds before her face still has that hint of defiance but then it hits her.
I've gotta be honest - I've watched big media trials, such as Jodi Arias....Juan Martinez absolutely annihilated her on cross....Dafour is disappointing in comparison. 95% of it is reading what she said back to her, followed by him getting her to confirm. *("Correct?"....."Correct")* while the other 5% was the defence objecting. That being said - I'm *SO* glad the jury seen through her and her lies. Here's my take on the whole situation. She struggled with life as a pre teen, her gender/identity issues. She wasn't seen to be anyones puppy love, so felt lost. She moves to Eau Claire and finds fellow "misfits" who try to find themselves, by being part of a close knit group. This opened up a world she'd never been privy to before. Fellas took an interest in her, so she had a field day and all you can eat buffet. She was conflicted. Wanted Jason but wanted Alex. John Hanson was just an in-between who showed her attention. What a warped, fcuked up human being. The only *true* Ezra Mccandless I witnessed, who showed *true* emotion all the way through the trial was when she, in fact was given life. Rest in Peace Alex Woodworth x
While prosecution does its job, also, William Brown prosecutor for Chandler Halderson brings down the house with opening statements. It’s all over with no chance of a defense with an hour of Brown speaking. I know attorneys do the best they can do with what they’ve got. But I’ve never seen a better murder prosecutor. Calm, confident, and professional. And most importantly an amazing storyteller.
@@clairedelune5412 the prosecution definitely had a strong case but the Halderson case was a literal slam dunk, imo Ezra is 1000x smarter and more manipulative than chandler too which adds another element of difficulty. I’d definitely be interested in seeing how brown handled this one, I’m sure he would have ate her alive on that stand.
@@kondawg8247 Chandler also highly manipulative. Just in a different way. She took the stand. Has that ever worked out on a grand scale for any defendant? It’s the nail in the coffin. The whole “philosophy interpretation of her ex-boyfriend” I just found silly. She was an unemployed 20 year old with no education. Using her sociopathy to take down the people she hurt most. Her defense was picking at straws. And very few of them.
Weird how, out of the city and potential view of any cameras *that's* when she says Alex was driving. She'd wanted to be out in nature, she'd wanted to be at a park, she'd wanted to be out in public, but... "nah, let's just drive around to an area we don't know, and then I'll let him drive now that I'm feeling uncomfortable, and then let's go up a muddy roadway that *could* be a long driveway to someone's house, and, despite getting stuck in the mud, then managing to get *out* of the mud, it seems like a great idea to continue on down this way!" 23:58 - Her atty: I'm going to object to misstating the testimony, 'cause she said she really, they switched drivers and, um,... State Atty: She said she didn't know when. Judge: Yeah, it's not clear when and where they switched drivers, so you may continue this line of questioning... 25:00 State Atty: I seem to recall when you talked to Det. Prock that you told him that Mr. Sipple seemed familiar, do you recall that?... and you know now Mr. Sipple lives on ... and that happens to be the exact road you turned off of when you turned off of county highway E, correct? Ezra - Yes, that's the road that *ALEX* turned off of... She was driving most of the time, at least. And, SHE was the one maneuvering the car out of being stuck in the mud - twice - so, the only time that Alex would've been driving was to turn down this muddy road for a couple of minutes, and then immediately switching back to allow this poor, helpless, anxious lil' waif of a thing to try and get her car unstuck. Oh, and he didn't help at all, either. She did it all herself!! He just stood there, silently!!
I may be in the minority here, but I think the lady defense attorney did make valiant attempt at at least trying to create reasonable doubt. I think it’s mainly because I think she believes Ezra…
23:59 I haven’t watched all the witnesses yet but was her car steering wheel, gear shift, indicators etc tested for Alex’s fingerprints? I’m curious if there was any proof that they switched driving. But I guess once the car got stuck it’s possible he jumped in to help try and get it moving again.. then again, he had a mobile phone. Who would be stuck like that and not call for help? By her final story, it’s like they tried, failed, and just sat around like idiots til he started making moves on her randomly. Yeah right. More plausible that the car got stuck, she legitimately tried to accelerate and get unstuck (hence getting further into the mud), and when Alex got out of the car to figure out a solution, she attacked him.. hence most of the blood being outside the car, and him not calling for help (cos he was just about to try DIY first and didn’t get a chance). It’s amazing how you end up questioning every single thing she says. The compulsive lying is unbelievable.
OMG this woman bothers me to no end. She is just annoying as hell, defensive, arrogant, etc. She deserves everything she has gotten-prison is too good for her!
OK so she wants everyone to believe that she stabbed Alex in the side and somehow she’s in the backseat laying on her back and he gets on top of her without his jacket on after being stabbed because he couldn’t possibly been stabbed all those times in the car and got out and then put his jacket on. She sitting there with these doe eyes as if “Please feel sorry for me, I was the victim not Alex”. I cannot believe the manipulation of these women, it’s absolutely infuriating. So let me cheat on Jason who I love with Alex, but then let me kill Alex so Jason will feel sorry for me and MAYBE take me back. WTH seriously!
@@AlexSerenylanthere are many more EXACTLY like her. Jodi Aries, Shana Hubers and many more and any true crime enthusiast knows just how their little routine goes. 😂
@@thatlaserlady3899 I don't know, this one strikes me a little different than one, say, Jodi Arias just because of dude's self-indulgent journals about not needing consent. McCandless is at appeal right now, and her team claims the state excluded additional entries where Alex (allegedly) discusses raping her directly and in plain language. I'm not saying the world isn't full of bad women--the world is full of bad people in general--but a lot of stuff gets funneled out by the courts, even when it's critically important. The state's argument against those specific journals is that they aren't relevant. I find that suspicious, because they didn't have to allow ANY journals into evidence. Why skip certain passages?
Oh man🤦🏼♀️ her attorney sucks. And now a whole day of having her corroborate information she already stated she didn’t remember, rather than just stating I don’t remember. Those statements were made by others, she has been made aware of them after the fact, and she is being bullied into admitting them . Meanwhile her attorney objected to items she could have just handled in redirect. This is unbearable to watch.
She said she stab*ed Alex in the side through his jacket. Then he took off his jacket to lay down. I wonder it there is a st*b hole in his jacket . I still can’t figure out how he ended up in that position in the car
Exactly, was it just playing out like a silent movie the whole time? I couldn't figure that out even when the detective was questioning her. How did we go from driving around and talking to all of a sudden she's scared and then she's panicking and then she's stabbing? Her story makes absolutely no sense
@kimmiegirl810 According to Ezra, Alex's reaction to her car being stuck in the mud went from Alex standing by silently, doing nothing but quietly staring into the void for a while, as she tried every which way to get her car unstuck, by herself. He said nothing, he did nothing. Then Alex gave her a hug, trying to comfort her, Then he randomly decided to S.A. her. she felt something "pinch her" while he cut her clothes and she "batted the knife out of his hand" and she took the knife (even though she couldn't see) and just started wildly stabbing him, 15 times. Then he asked her to help him pee, (I guess because he was dying, weak, and disoriented he didn't want to get urine on his blood drenched clothes) The he grabbed her and held her in a hug, so she reached around and stabbed him in the back, the 16th stab wound. Then he took his coat off, played down on it, and said "I deserve this. I was waiting for this." And she left.
@@kimmiegirl810 Oh. And after she left, and walked towards the farmers house, she decided, that because killing Alex so traumatic and awful for her, she wanted to make sure that she did NOT forget it, do she carved "boy" into her arm. Then finished walking to the farmers house and forgot everything, ex kept for her birth name and to be respectful of "preferred pronouns" and referred to Alex as "they/them."
There wasnt much talk. Alex left the car when they got stuck, said "shit", looked what they could do and turned his back to her. When all was done she tried to pull him into the car, but failed, he was too heavy for her.
@@Winter-Lakehilarious. Don't forget she played it over and over in her mind.. the smells*... the feels.... everything which was so traumatizing, but can't recall any of it.. *wtf smell was coming to mind? The farm? The mud? Alex's breath screaming for help?...
Yep that's typically what one needs to resort to when trying to get their web of lies straight lol. If you're telling the truth, it's the truth and you don't need to recourse to stopping to think about it for a minute. It just comes out naturally. Obviously it depends on the person, as we are all different, but typically you're not stopping like that as though you're remembering answers for a quiz
As annoying as she is, damn thats a good defence lawyer. Despite the clear BS being spouted by her client, she continues to zealously and furiously advocate for her. If i was a crazy lunatic murderer, I'd want her to be my lawyer 😂
@@adeptusfantasticusThe client is the boss, the lawyer can offer advice but they can’t compel the client to accept it. The client determines the direction they want to take and the lawyer does the best they can for their client. After all, it is the client who has been charged, not the lawyer. You cannot say the defence lawyer is terrible since you have no idea what steps she took in the entire defence process, she may well have tried to broker a deal but Ezra might simply have refused it and decided she could sway a jury.
@@adeptusfantasticus I'm sure the defense did strongly advise her to plead guilty. I really admire her lawyer for putting so much effort into the utter nonsense that they had to work with. That could not have been easy to do, on many levels. It just goes to show how bad the truth must have been when that's the best the murderer could come up with.
