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Originally Posted by CaptainCrunch
but the confession of McClintlock is pretty damning.
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I'm not so sure it is (damning to the accused I mean). With her admission that she did the actual killing (presumably the state knew that and has no evidence to the contrary) the only thing she can actually speak to on the murder charge is his intent. Given her contradictory statements to the police I'd think it'd be pretty easy for a competent defense attorney to present her as an unreliable witness at best.
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Originally Posted by CaptainCrunch
From my understanding the police have physical evidence linking to the vehicle, and some other evidence linking to Tori's blood and the murder weapon.
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Let's hope so (and more importantly that it directly ties the accused to the crime)... if the states case hinges entirely on McClintlock's testimoney I could see this becoming Casey Anthony 2.0.