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THIS is why when the third party culprits/McAlberts all testify with some elaborate & contrived story about how they all coincidentally & inexplicably didn’t see the body on the front lawn when leaving 34 Fairview, it completely strains credulity. Here’s a disinterested, non-McAlbert witness, Heather Maxon, who testifies like...

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SavageInviteDeadPoolvor 1 Jahr

What was the CW trying to accomplish with the endless "did you see anyone walk to the house" questions? She saw him in the SUV before they arrived. He was not in the SUV when they left. Does it really matter that she didn't see him walking? He didn't vaporize. He left the SUV.

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Oliviavor 1 Jahr

Exactly. Common sense.

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The Daily Muckvor 1 Jahr

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Steph 🏴‍☠️vor 1 Jahr

He’s not in the car. Or walking on the lawn or laying on the lawn. Unless he’s hiding in the freakin bushes… he’s already in the house.

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Kimberly Templetonvor 1 Jahr

They were very credible in my opinion. It’s crazy that every witness the CW calls ends up being better for the defense. Shows you just how ridiculous this whole thing is. It’s despicable and evil they would do this to another human being

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Dizzyvor 1 Jahr

You always make the best points!

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NattieJvor 1 Jahr

And she doesn’t pretend that she wasn’t intoxicated

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Mikevor 1 Jahr

Yeah, but they didn't have the Peanut butter to strike up a memorable and lively conversation.

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Son of the Southvor 1 Jahr

Not to mention the unbelievable amount of "Butt Dials" made, all from smart phones. I have never seen a smart phone butt dial.

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tmvor 1 Jahr

Notice Sarah now says the bread 🥖 was for the storm and not for Jenn’s easy lunch making.

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Karen Grovesvor 1 Jahr

Exactly, and when Matt, Jen and the girls backed out of the driveway and turned to go past the flagpole, at one point the headlights would have been pointing right at John, if he was there.

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