[John D Harris]

The Prosecution did over reach on capital murder (premedetated) Thorugh they did shoot down any doubt that the Grandmother did any internet searches, they showed that she was at work at the time the searches were conducted. SO there is no reasonable doubt at all, it is beyond reasonable doubt to think a person can be in two places at the same time. No human being since we were created, or crawled from the mud which ever you asspire to believe has found a way to circomvent the laws of Physics, time, or time/space. The procescution showed that Casey was the last person seen with Caley. The Defense didn't offer any reasonable doubt on that.

As Cerek said the drowning was not reasonable, it is not reasonable that anyone would make an accident look like a crime, and no former police officer would be so stupid, to mkae a drowning look like a crime then dump the body inside the same jurisdiction were it could be easily found. Police offericer know damn good and well, one of the biggest impedimnets to and investigation is jurisdictional lines. It's unreasonable to buy a former police officer would try to make an accident look like a crime, try to hide the body were it would eaisly be found.

RTB any doubt is not beyond a reasonable doubt. Reasonable modifies the word doubt and sets the paremiters of the type of doubt that is alowed. You are correct it is beyond a reasonable doubt not beyond doubt. Do you see the difference in those two?

Six months ago I was on a jury for murder trial, the death penalty was off the table but the guy was up for life. The defense claimed self defense because gun fire was exchanged between both parties, The prosecution did prove that the fatal shot was fired After the viticim was leaving, and the defendant had to run over 100 yards to make shot. The defense never ever placed any reasonable doubt on that fact, in fact they stipulated in their opening statement that the defendant fired the shot. So the only things in question was when did he fire it, where was everbody at the time the shot was fired. They ended up taking a plea deal. Everybody on the jury knew it was a blind ass lucky shot a one in a million shot, there was no intent to kill the guy it was a ha ha ha I got the last shot in thing. We knew that life was to harsh for what had happened but to everyone of us were going to vote guilty, even through we thought the punishment was to harsh for a blind ass lucky shot. We knew there was no way he could have intentionaly aimed the shot hitting a moving target after running 100 yards up hill and firing before he got set, caught his breath, slowed his heart rate down, took time to aim. We would have all hated it but we would have all voted Guilty.