Difficulty to read? STOP this topic and go discuss something useful. On Wed, 2008-04-30 at 16:28 -0500, David C. Rankin wrote:
Sam Clemens wrote:
David C. Rankin wrote:
I agree Basil. There is nothing curious about the blood on the sleeping bag or the pillar at home, and everybody takes their passenger seat out on occasions and hoses down the inside of the car. Shoot, I have a couple of police murder investigation books inside my car too. None of that means I killed her.....
And lets not forget, it's always more comfortable to sleep on the metal body structures underneath the back seat than to sleep on the rear bench seat itself....
Reiser probably would have been better off not taking the stand.
His lawyer should be found guilty of malpractice, unless he has several CYA letter advising Reiser not to do it and Reiser refused his advise. Reiser testifying was the stupid thing that could have happened. I can't believe any lawyer (well I can, there as many bad attorneys as there are bad docs), knowing how Reiser would testify, would allow those kind of answers to be given in court. If the lawyer didn't know before hand what Reisers answers would be, then that is malpractice again.
I sure hope he papered his file after strongly advising Reiser against testifying.
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