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Originally Posted by jp4m2  I agree Ann, Juan and the seven dwarfs story was not the way to go. He needs to get back to Travis being the victim. He needs to point out Jodi was a very willing participant in all their sexapades by using her own words.
I can't wait for Monday, I hope Juan is more focused and a tad bit more calm by then.
After seeing her parents interviews at the police station it sure explains more about her, she seems so have had problems even at a very young age. |
Right??!! I totally agree - I was shocked seeing her parents' interviews! Those poor parents; no matter what your child does, no matter how horrific, they're still your child. I really feel for them, can't imagine what that must be like to have a child who murdered someone.
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Originally Posted by ladyjane I think he knows exactly what he is doing....time will tell. |
Yup, he probably does have a very clear path in his strategy, he always does. I just think he may have overestimated his current path. You could see him sort of stumbling around, like 'reaching', when LaViolette didn't readily fall into his strategy like others have. I think Juan thought her speech was acutally *about* Snow White, when it really was just used as a clever title, an allusion.
I do think, though, that he shouldn't pummel her or seem so furious AT her (per se) bc it makes him seem like an immature bully, like he isn't in control of himself. I'd like to see him treat her respectfully, whether or not he thinks she is way off base w/ Travis. I really like this guy, Juan, I truly do -- I think he's kinda a little rock star -- but I don't think he needs to be so emotional, I think it hurts his case.
Can you imagine being on the stand w/ him? OMG, I would shrivel up like a little human raisin and probably just *poof* disappear altogether
. Like Jodi, I too wouldn't be able to even think straight or recall the last question with someone coming for me like that...which makes that part of it a great strategy if trying to pummel someone's memory!