02-27-2014, 12:43 PM
It's frustrating.
Reminds me of what a sloppy job the prosecution did with Casey Anthony's computer searches, and they had much longer to pull that shit together. Having to retract some of what they presented to the jury, right before deliberations, hurt their case, IMO.
Then, months after trial ended, it was announced there was more incriminating info there that they'd never found and never presented.
Hate to see that kinda thing happen in this case. Hoping the lead detectives can access Pistorius's phone content with the help of Apple experts here in California this week and that it includes what they expect to find.
Reminds me of what a sloppy job the prosecution did with Casey Anthony's computer searches, and they had much longer to pull that shit together. Having to retract some of what they presented to the jury, right before deliberations, hurt their case, IMO.
Then, months after trial ended, it was announced there was more incriminating info there that they'd never found and never presented.
Hate to see that kinda thing happen in this case. Hoping the lead detectives can access Pistorius's phone content with the help of Apple experts here in California this week and that it includes what they expect to find.