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08-17-2018, 13:30
Grant H.

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Originally Posted by TheGrey

It happened with surprising speed. I think his confession (credited, in part, to the brother-in-law's post on Facebook- of all things) caught everyone off guard.

And you'd be surprised. Body language isn't some sort of hoodoo. In fact, Terry vs. Ohio 1968, 392 US 1 was a landmark case in which the Supreme Court granted legal recognition to the connection between body language (nonverbal communication) and behaviors. Law enforcement officers and those of us in the private sector utilize this resource quite a bit.

I know nothing of the "oil tanks" or actually where the children were found; I am waiting with dread and apprehension as to the remainder of the actual information. Silver linings in this news are nearly nonexistent. :(

Note, I never said body language couldn't be used. I only said that we can't convict on it, with my implication being solely on body language.

Yes, I'm aware that LEO and others use body language to read a situation, and I'm also aware that it is OFTEN wrong.

Anyway. Dbags come in all walks of life, and this guy is no different.
08-17-2018, 13:57
TheGrey

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Originally Posted by Grant H.

Note, I never said body language couldn't be used. I only said that we can't convict on it, with my implication being solely on body language.

Yes, I'm aware that LEO and others use body language to read a situation, and I'm also aware that it is OFTEN wrong.

Anyway. Dbags come in all walks of life, and this guy is no different.

Well, nobody was convicting on body language alone- nor was it being suggested. It's a tool to be used in conjunction with investigations. But the televised interview was enough to raise a lot of questions and doubt.

Most of the buzz now on the news is for motive. I can't imagine a motive that would justify such a heinous, heinous act.
08-17-2018, 20:36
Jeffrey Lebowski

Absolutely awful, and I agree, before confession when I saw the interview I thought it quite off. :(
08-17-2018, 20:41
Irving

Is there a link to this press conference?

Wife said everyone on Facebook was talking about how they thought he did it before the confession came out.
08-17-2018, 20:54
Skip

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Originally Posted by Irving

Is there a link to this press conference?

Wife said everyone on Facebook was talking about how they thought he did it before the confession came out.

I've been following 7 and they have one of his interviews half way down the page...

https://www.thedenverchannel.com/new...wife-daughters

I can't embed or I would.

Full interview...

https://www.thedenverchannel.com/new...-their-murders
08-17-2018, 21:18
Irving

Thanks.
08-17-2018, 21:59
Rucker61

I used to think being fed feet first into a wood chipper was the appropriate punish for child killers, now I think having their abdomen slit open and a shovel full of red hot coals dropped in.
08-17-2018, 23:36
Doc45

In case you guys missed it the defense attorney filed a motion for dna testing of the children, it was granted. A second motion to have their own choice of collection done was denied. Can see where this could go towards the shitbags state of mind.

I’m unplugging this weekend, don’t need to hear anymore for a couple days.
08-17-2018, 23:40
Irving

What does the own choice of collection mean?
08-18-2018, 01:44
iego

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Originally Posted by foxtrot

How does an uncontested bankruptcy in 2015 that received a discharge that same year have ANYTHING to do with motive for murder in 2018?
This is fake news with about a 0.001% factual basis, created because a journalist wanted to invent a story and had a pacer account. No information was presented of there being any current financial difficulties, or former, for that matter. (Presuming people who file to be broke or suffering "hardships" even at the time they filed simply because they filed is a very stupid presumption to make...)
Again, as with basically all judicial process, what people think bankruptcy is and what it actually is are two vastly different animals.

It's evidence of struggle or turmoil above and beyond what most people face. Bankruptcy, can and should be a wake-up call, to anyone near or the subject of such an extraordinary circumstance.

Just like Debtor's prison, bankruptcy is never fun.

-John

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