I am still watching as I am way behind due to interruptions .... phone calls .... must not answer!!!!
So JM just yelled out to RG "DID YOU GO TO THE ALYCE LAVIOLETTE SCHOOL OF" ......
before WILMA objected!!!
Priceless!!!!!!!!
My dad ending up passing away just before midnight last night. I spent the day at the Church and Funeral home making plans. Tonight we were at a mass for my daughter's friend who is still in critical condition.
Would someone mind giving me a very brief summary of what went on today? Maybe some great jaunism to make me smile.
Love the bedding! Purple is my new "it" color. My DGD has a lot of purple in her room. Of the two outfits you posted, I love the 2nd one!
And I didn't get the 2nd question because this was posting.We need you BearcatsFan!
That mistake Dr Horn made about the perforation in the brain membrane (or lack thereof) is not good.
When exactly did the jury HEAR that testimony about there being no puncture of the membrane? Or did the jury SEE the report? Because if there's an error IN the report, that's one thing. But if he ALSO testified to that fact, that's another thing...not good.
Send her home in the purple outfit for sure! And how can you go wrong with Pottery Barn anything, they're bedding is adorable!
When I brought my Mayce home almost 13 years ago, she was wearing a little carters yellow fleece bag thingy. When my kiddo was born, everybody said she looked like a porcelin doll, she was so perfectly white and precious with a tiny painted red mouth. Anyway, we stopped at my parents house first and after I unbundled her from the carseat, my dad picked her up and said "She looks like a twinkie!" hahah, the yellow with her little white head poking out did make her look like a twinkie, and that is a nickname my kid still carries!
Leave it to a grandpa to say that!
) ... Then it wasn't until the last juror question 
that asked about the membrane being damaged that it was brought up again ... At that point, Dr. Horn looked at his autopsy report and said that it had to have been punctured/damaged and it was just a typo in his report that said otherwise ... Of course, Willie pounced on the typo on re-cross and started saying things like "you do know this is a capital case" blah blah ... And then tried to discredit him and the accuracy of the report, etc. ... Dr. Horn stuck to his guns and kept saying it was a typo and that there was no way the membrane wasn't punctured/damaged ... 
... I think Willie and Dr G purposely set it all up yesterday and I'm kinda thinking that Dr. Horn was ready for it and was prepared to say it was just a typo ... I don't know how this will affect how the jury feels about the autopsy report and Dr. Horn, however 
... I'm hoping it's no big deal to them ... But I guess it all depends on how much they weigh in the TA being shot first or last theory into their deliberations and ultimate verdict though ... Ugh ... It's so important that JM really focuses and brings home all the evidence pointing to premeditation in his closing today, otherwise, I don't know what's going to happen ...When exactly did the jury HEAR that testimony about there being no puncture of the membrane? Or did the jury SEE the report? Because if there's an error IN the report, that's one thing. But if he ALSO testified to that fact, that's another thing...not good.
So here's what I remember:
It's a little blurry to me because it was such a long day yesterday, but here's how I remember it ... During Dr. Geffner's direct testimony, when Willie was aking him about the frontal lobe and brain, etc. he or she brought up that the membrane was not punctured (which was stated in the ME report that Dr. G kept saying he was baseing his entire opinion on because he assumed it was accurate, valid, blah blah blah
I don't remember if this membrane was ever brought up in Dr. Horn's previous testimony or this was the first time we heard about it though
My brain is tired, but I think my hippocampus is working fine.
Dr. Geffner testified that he used Dr. Horn's reports to form his opinion that the brain was net affected by the gun shot, that the gun shot missed the dura membrane. All of that was based upon the typo in the report. AFAIK, Dr. Horn never testified to this. He said based upon the trajectory of the bullet, it pierced Travis' brain and would have immediately incompacitated Travis if the shot had happened before the stab wounds, and we know that Dr. Horn testified that the stab wounds occured first. So the jury question was because Dr. Geffner stated that there was no puncture to the dura membrane, and that was in contradiction to prior testimony by Dr. Horn.
Based upon the surprised look on Dr. Horn's face last night, it was a typo. He said it had to have gone through the brain. I'm dissapointed that the type wasn't caught in the first place, but in the end Arias' account is a lie, and she been proven to be a liar. I believe the jury will discount her statements completely. Samuels and ALV were discredited before the experts for the prosecution even took the stand, so I'm not worried about that either. My only concern is that will this typo error cause jurors to question the entire report. When they go back to deliberate, I hope they take a good look at the autopsy photos, those pictures really drive home the brutal and cruel murder of Travis.
) like her going home clothes and Nursery I am so loving the purple look
It's so nice to meet you
It's a little blurry to me because it was such a long day yesterday, but here's how I remember it ... During Dr. Geffner's direct testimony, when Willie was aking him about the frontal lobe and brain, etc. he or she brought up that the membrane was not punctured (which was stated in the ME report that Dr. G kept saying he was baseing his entire opinion on because he assumed it was accurate, valid, blah blah blah
I don't remember if this membrane was ever brought up in Dr. Horn's previous testimony or this was the first time we heard about it though
Ah! Thank you both! GEFFNER testified to that.My brain is tired, but I think my hippocampus is working fine.
Dr. Geffner testified that he used Dr. Horn's reports to form his opinion that the brain was net affected by the gun shot, that the gun shot missed the dura membrane. All of that was based upon the typo in the report. AFAIK, Dr. Horn never testified to this. He said based upon the trajectory of the bullet, it pierced Travis' brain and would have immediately incompacitated Travis if the shot had happened before the stab wounds, and we know that Dr. Horn testified that the stab wounds occured first. So the jury question was because Dr. Geffner stated that there was no puncture to the dura membrane, and that was in contradiction to prior testimony by Dr. Horn.
Based upon the surprised look on Dr. Horn's face last night, it was a typo. He said it had to have gone through the brain. I'm dissapointed that the type wasn't caught in the first place, but in the end Arias' account is a lie, and she been proven to be a liar. I believe the jury will discount her statements completely. Samuels and ALV were discredited before the experts for the prosecution even took the stand, so I'm not worried about that either. My only concern is that will this typo error cause jurors to question the entire report. When they go back to deliberate, I hope they take a good look at the autopsy photos, those pictures really drive home the brutal and cruel murder of Travis.
I don't know...I half snoozed through his testimony and only perked up for burping, spilled water, and his laughing. 
crazy: )
... I just wish that this autopsy "typo" wasn't brought into the forefront whatsoever yesterday ... However, I don't remember if it is actually old news or new news? ... But either way, it's fresh in the jurors minds now ... Not that Willie or Nurmi wouldn't have brought it up in their closing regardless ... But how the heck wasn't the "typo" caught prior to Dr. Horn testifying? - thats what I'd like to know ... I would hate to think that a "typo" could ultimately affect the entire outcome of the case now, ugh ... But who knows, maybe all of Dr. G's testimony yesterday changed the perspective for some ... I think it all comes down to closing arguments ... All I know is, I could never be a trial lawyer - it's just too stressful and I would probably always be held in contempt anyway because I wouldn't be able to hold my tounge in the courtroom or I would just end up punching someone ...
Oh, OK. Geez, my brain if scrambled. I have to stop thinking about this.
