This prosecutor is owning the whole trial. Whether or not one believes the defendant did it, no one can deny the prosecutor is brilliant, prepared, and unflappable.

@shazlewood5906

3 жыл бұрын

He’s working his butt off with what little he has, though albeit it’s not his fault or from lack of earnest work, unlike the defense who has more than enough room to defend his client and yet is always unprepared and worse yet seems legit angry he’s even having to put in the little effort he does outside of his dramatized disputes of being treated fair when he has and frankly I can’t believe the judge hasn’t humbled him more, though it shows the judge knows he doesn’t have to bc he makes himself look like a jerk.

@bashfuldame

3 жыл бұрын

@@shazlewood5906 defense really did not want to be part of this case.

@shazlewood5906

3 жыл бұрын

@@bashfuldame : that shows, in part, but he’s not forced to be defense counsel whether it’s paid privately or paid for by the tax payers as it’s his duty he took so if you take on the roll its imperative you do so effectively and especially when he’s already threatened appeal when he didn’t get his way over some perceived slight, to me he wants to get away with doing the least amount possible and fane his not being treated fairly when it’s not the case. All whist getting paid generously and having ample co-counsel support.

@BurroGirl

3 жыл бұрын

@@shazlewood5906 he seems like he has retained everything, every little fact, and can spit it out instantly without ever forgetting ANYTHING he needs to remember. How can he run through his questions with such speed and fluidity. Insane!

This Judge has so much patience. Bless him.

@letusgather...7820

3 жыл бұрын

I love this judge too, especially when compared with other trials. However, it's pretty clear which "side" he's on, as fair as he is. I just don't understand why everyone is convinced Alex was lying for 2 years and suddenly remembers the truth and they all choose to believe his second story after he's been influenced by Joe-haters for all that time.

@letusgather...7820

3 жыл бұрын

@@amandasummers7881 I thought about that too, but the father was arrested like 3 days later. Alex had 2 YEARS of safety and counseling to unlock his memory. It could be as you say...or false memories could have been planted. No doubt the family are going to be saying all kinds of things about the dad and what he could have done. No doubt Alex was aware of all that. Plus I think what Alex said was inconsistent with what the dad "confessed" to. This trial is fascinating....I pity the jury. It's going to be tough.

The defense attorney is not only lazy, rude, self-righteous and has a delusional sense of self importance and I swear throughout this trial he’s disrespected the judge and the court numerous times though the judge has repeatedly demonstrated superior level of patience with this man who acts like he’s the judge jury and prosecution and acts as though he has an uphill impossible case to fight when he’s been gifted a defense attorneys dream case.

@jadaperez2169

3 жыл бұрын

Why do you think its a dream case for the defense?

@shazlewood5906

3 жыл бұрын

@@jadaperez2169 I don’t think the defendant is innocent but the reason I say dream case for the defense is that they have plenty of room to push doubt because no body, no physical evidence, no weapon, and only one on scene witness was 7 at the time that gave testimony, and though I don’t think he should be rewarded for being a terrible parent that in the very least neglected his role to protect his child, and had time to either conceal or cover his mistakes I can’t deny the fact that this isn’t a small dunk case, although I believe the state and prosecution attorney has fine an excellent job with what little they had and if it’s not a guilty verdict it’s not because they didn’t give it their best, I just think they should have gone another route with the charges and tried him for neglect, tampering, kidnap (you don’t have as much burden to prove without a body), and then go for the maximum time for each of them to run consecutively and added it up to essentially life in prison.

Kids don't put anything back where they find it, especially if it involves moving a coffee table.

@christinayoder2029

3 жыл бұрын

No.. not at all! That's when I knew with 100% certainly the story was a lie!

Wow. I can’t believe how rude and disrespectful Mr Lockert is to the judge! The judge has A LOT of patience and is very kind. The judge always gives Mr Lockert the benefit of the doubt with his objections and tries to figure out the basis for the objection for the attorney! What a disgrace Mr Lockert is. Don’t question the judge!!

Gorgeous detective.

@polkadotsuzanne9306

3 жыл бұрын

I agree🤣

@joanneevertz2295

3 жыл бұрын

@@polkadotsuzanne9306 me too. Yummy 🤤

The Col. Sanders defense attorney has come off as rude, arrogant and his inflated sense of self importance is off putting.

@lifeinlilac161

3 жыл бұрын

@Jada Perez every time I see someone comment on defense attorney looking like Col. Sanders I crack up 😂😂 That was my first impression of him when I saw him 🤣 And I'm so glad someone else sees it besides me!

@YouWillNeverFillMyShoes

3 жыл бұрын

He also asked a witness if she had animal porn on her phone… after that I just can’t stand anything he says!

That jury must be dizzy from getting up and down.

Fab ⚖️ Judge

This defendant is toast..GUILTY

I have to say.. this judge has incredible patience!! I can't imagine how frustrated he must be at this defense counsel, but he refuses to allow it to show in the courtroom.

Defence…send the jury out…judge ok🥺✌️❤️🌎 the defence lawyer is a piece of work…😉

@andsuddenly4252

3 жыл бұрын

Wonder if the jury is feeling the frustration with this not so jolly defense attorney that some of the rest of us are feeling.

@sing2me

3 жыл бұрын

It's like the defense in the Mollie Tibbetts murder... Cristhian Behena-Rivera had already confessed to the police, so the defense attorney has so little to go on that they have to resort to childish tantrums to defend the un-defendable. Never talk to the police. Evoke your right to have your attorney and refuse to talk. So glad this idiot did confess!

@jfraserfisher

3 жыл бұрын

@@sambia7295 the only other ones I have seen as annoying were Jodi Arias's lawyers, Nurmi talked so slow and dragged out every word he said and Willmott had a spring loaded backside jumping every 2 seconds with Judge can we approach, side bars would take forever. When she wasn't asking to approach she was objecting to anything and everything, especially with her defence experts!

@maryb6672

3 жыл бұрын

@@jfraserfisher Watch the Rosenbaum trial! Defense attorney Mulls is right up there in top three most annoying defense attorneys EVER.

@joanneevertz2295

3 жыл бұрын

@@maryb6672 OM GOSH, totally agree with you on the Mullis trial. His attorney sucked. Defense attorney agreed Not to bring in the deputies she was sleeping with.

Does this defense not also realize that a cadaver dog will not pick up the scent of a dead person the moment the person dies? The dog picks up on decomposition which doesn’t happen until at least 24 hours after a person dies. And if Joseph was carrying Baby Joe it wouldn’t pick up Baby Joe... it tracks scent on the ground. So if Baby Joe was carried outside, laid in 1 spot on the ground & then carried off somewhere no scent would be detected.

@stayhydrated8321

3 жыл бұрын

Decomposition starts almost immediately after death. However, initially it may only be visible microscopically.

@SimplyLolly

3 жыл бұрын

@@stayhydrated8321 You are correct!! As soon as blood circulation stops, oxygen is no longer supplied to the “innards” & cells start to attack each other for the stored oxygen then breakdown & die, which is the beginning of the decomp process. And then the organs start their process. But it will take approx 24-72 hours before the skin will start to breakdown & fluids are expelled… which is a large source of the odor dogs are trained to detect. But yes, it actually starts the moment the heart stops beating. BTW- I love body farms… 😉 🤓

First appeal will be, not properly represented by these three, so called attorneys.

Defense are so disrespectful to the judge.

@lauradoyle5898

3 жыл бұрын

Im addicted to court cases & have been watching loads from oscar Pistorius's, Casey Anthony to OJ Simpson , todd kendhammer , mcnabb trials and much much more.... ive never seen a fairer judge & an unorthodox lawyer. The judge knows exactly what this defense is up to & is trying his best to play fair to avoid mistakes/mistrial... ive never before seen anything like it personally.

@lauradoyle5898

3 жыл бұрын

Again anyone know Zachary? And if hes single? Ooooosh

@lauradoyle5898

3 жыл бұрын

@collars and cuffs right up his street then i am. Obviously. 😘

@lauradoyle5898

3 жыл бұрын

@collars and cuffs thanks buddy x

@feistylady5707

3 жыл бұрын

Imo the defense is trying for a Perry Mason moment with the style of questioning they have had this entire case so far. I don't find it effective for them. They are not pulling it off well. I just think the jury is put off by the antics of the defense.

This guy looks a sandwich short of a picnic!

Judge is definitely going home tired tonight!

OMG! Has anyONE noticed that EVERY SINGLE TIME the defense attorneys get up to cross the JURY has to LEAVE the courtroom.? Wow!

Am I the only one who notices the court reporter and all of her faces she keeps making?! 🤔

@sandeedriver1941

3 жыл бұрын

I have!!

@whatdidyousay2162

3 жыл бұрын

Lol..i know

@melaniepattersonlpn

3 жыл бұрын

I served jury duty in this courtroom, and yes, she does make these faces. Lol

@justbrandy8520

3 жыл бұрын

@@melaniepattersonlpn wow! I am not really surprised I guess but it's annoying, rude, and quite frankly unprofessional... I'm am surprised they allow her to do this....I mean I feel like I can read exactly what she's thinking by the expression of her face... the courts stopped everything to let Alex's family know that their crying in the gallery was unacceptable and that it can indeed persuade the jury.... but literally does nothing to their staff...incredible

@holocenedreaming

3 жыл бұрын

She’s the court clerk

That is the biggest TV I've ever seen.

Ive watched alot of trials and must say, this is one of a kind. 4 sure

Love this Judge! However I think he should have let the jury go to the site in question as they requested. I have been following this case. And I find that n so much more so confusing!

@maryb6672

3 жыл бұрын

There have been many many reversals on appeal due to juries being allowed to visit sites of crimes. Something always ends up going wrong-some jurors will think of some experiment to try & bam, instant reversal. Judges know to steer clear

And the way hes going after the other sons credibility and attacking EVERYTHING Alex has said is despicable.

The judge is amazingly patient with that defense twit.

Why won’t the dad just let his son go free why won’t he just own up to where he is it’s not fair

So Joe Clyde was progressing as his therapist testified. It doesn't take a lot of motor skills to push a table on rollers....or push it back if you think you're going to get in trouble for moving it. Kids can be amazing escape artists. Even my cat figured out how to open a door (except it wasn't padlocked...smile.) Autistic kids used to be called "idiot savants" because what they lacked in some areas, they vastly excelled in others. It's entirely possible in my view for Joe C to get up in the middle of the night and work and work until he got that key to unlock the padlock, then toss it down in the nearby toybox. It's been testified that he'd watched his dad do it. Wonder if Joe C played videogames or took toys apart or used the remote for the TV? If so, not so farfetched to think he could use a key in a lock.

@ritayammouni2803

Жыл бұрын

So you are ignoring the testimony of his specialist, who in my opinion is the best person that would know?

why doesn't defense bring up how many innocent people have been sent to prison because they too, confessed to something they did not do. Coerced confessions DO HAPPEN WAY TOO OFTEN.

The audacity of these defense attorneys smh.... i guess desperate times call for desperate measure. But to be just down right rude and condescending to the Agent, prosecutors AND NOW THE JUDGE TOO?!?

After what this defense asked Jenny Jones about her phone… I just can’t listen to this sicko anymore!

I’m sure the jury is getting annoyed with constantly having to leave the room. Shouldn’t most of these issues be resolved at pre-trial hearing?

@ritayammouni2803

Жыл бұрын

Or sidebar. Easier for 3 people to go to another room than 12 jurors

This jury must have amazing legs after all the sitting down and standing up they've been doing 🤦🏼‍♀️

Has anyone considered the 4 year old girl may have seen Lil Joes spirit?

I am so 😖 confused lol

A child with autism isn’t likely to respond logically as viewed by people not on the spectrum. The ideas of logic alluded to by the prosecution and the witness aren’t logical. None of which is a measure of innocence or guilt.

@ritayammouni2803

Жыл бұрын

And that is what the Prosecution was trying to say, that it was not logical baby Joe could do it.. It was the defence that was saying it

That agent did not impress me one bit. I believe he had a few years to review his notes on this case so as to be BETTER prepared.

@andsuddenly4252

3 жыл бұрын

That’s interesting to me. I found him to be extremely calm and cool with the defense attorneys hostile and argumentative attitude. I also felt that he was answering questions that were loaded with honesty. But this is what I love about comment section, we all deserve to have our own opinions.

Last video...Agent Zach offended by defenses physical/fitness description of defendant. This video...defense pretending to scroll on his phone. I bet defendant appeals on the grounds of insufficient representation...I mean if found guilty.

Dude is more than likely guilty But the defense here does not stand a chance. Defense is getting a very crappy deal here.