And my point, albeit looks lost on you, was there was huge amounts of reasonable doubt in this case. I'm not sure what conclusive evidence you have that would point to him taking the phone, or doing anything with the phone really at all.
All we know about the phone if memory serves is that the police (who shouldn't have even been there) found it in his house after missing it the first time through. furthermore, weren't some voicemails deleted after her alleged time of death? If he did touch the phone, why the hell would he leave evidence in his house? I know the dude isn't a genius but... destroying a phone is pretty elementary, not rocket science.
Oh, I thought you guys were talking about Fresh Prince's dad, and I was like--he's being tried for murder?
shiiiiiiiiit.
You guys do know people's phones can be moved without the owner attached, right?
I first read this as Avery's kidnapping in 30 Rock. Apparently, I need to Netflix another sitcom.
Cell phone tracking with the phone off was not known back then. Why would he put it in his pocket and drive around? It would make more sense for him to call using her phone from a new location like a butt dial, not just having it in his pocket. Use common sense.
Cell phone tracking with the phone off was not known back then. Why would he put it in his pocket and drive around? It would make more sense for him to call using her phone from a new location like a butt dial, not just having it in his pocket. Use common sense.