If you open up the articles in incognito browser or private depending on which browser your using you can always view every article. If it ever says you reached your limit in private browser, just close the browser and open up it up again in private. Always works.
Thanks for this tutorial. I am an idiot, just like wifey has always said.
The lawyer — Way — is dancing on semantics. He seems to be saying that Denise did not pull the trigger and was not present when Mike was killed. I suspect that is true. But that does not mean she is not guilty. If she participated in any way in any plan to kill Mike — even if the plan was not originally hers — she joined the conspiracy and is guilty. And she could have joined the conspiracy AFTER Mike was killed. She’s still guilty.
Lots of problems for her here:
1. She is the one who received the life insurance $$. Why would Winchester, without some benefit or inducement, kill his alleged best friend? Winchester was getting something out of this — money, crazy-girl sex or whatever — and those goodies came from Denise.
2. Denise prematurely applied for Mike’s death determination to accelerate her receipt of the $$. Looks and seems horrible, and seems to suggest she knew he would never come home or be found. She did this 20 days after her “diver” miraculously found the brand new waders that had obviously been planted in the lake shortly before their discovery.
3. Cutting off the granddaughter if the grandmother triggered a prosecution. This is devastating, both factually and in image. Wouldn’t Denise actually embrace her husband’s mother if, indeed, this was a random tragedy? Jury is going to despise her for doing this
4. She then married the dude whom we now know (per the Grand Jury) pulled the trigger. Optics are horrible, and is there any more overt way of joining a conspiracy??
I think she is cooked. She was the direct beneficiary of Mike’s demise, and she seems way-way too close to this for the events to be innocent coincidences (see what I did there, lawyer-boy?).
