Bravo said:
I watched the report last night. The defense brought up some really good points. Among which this one really stood out. No emails, texts or phone calls mentioning a physical relationship at all.
The other thing that sounded odd was that the inlaws never suspected trouble? They lived in the same house with them but never suspected trouble? We IFB can find trouble where it doesn't exist lol, so that was odd to me.
Side note--Prosecutor call their neighborhood/house "upscale" but nothing looked upscale there, especially the gravel driveway?
At the end I was surprised the jury reached the "beyond a shadow of a doubt" guilty verdict.
Anyone else watch this?
We were also somewhat surprised that Denise (the wife) did not confide in anyone. I will say, she was a very quiet private person. Her kids and marriage were everything to her. I'm thinking that she just held things in and talked to the Lord about them.
It is not an "upscale" neighborhood. It is a decent, middle-class, quiet neighborhood.
I believe it took the jury about 90 minutes to come back with the guilty verdict. Some of the items that were extremely damaging to Nathan were:
*The letter from Denise to Nathan that they found in her diary. The letter basically said that he was having an improper relationship with a 20 year old. It also said that she knew he wanted her dead, but that it was not going to be that easy.
*The "jailhouse snitch" knew details that only someone who Nathan had told would know.
*The gun used to kill her was the same kind of gun that Nathan owned and claimed was stolen.
*Nathan's computer had been used to look up several disturbing items such as how to silence a Glock (the gun used to kill her), how to electrocute someone in the bathtub, how to poison someone,etc. There were also a lot of porn sites on the computer.
*Nathan's lack of emotion. He never broke down when he found out she was dead. He never broke down during the police questioning. He never broke down at the funeral or visitation. It was strange.
*The hoodie that he was wearing that day had gun residue on the sleeve.
*Nathan texted "the girl" and told her that it seem like the house had been broken into. Her response was "Interesting" followed by a smiley face.
There were also many other "little" items that pointed to Nathan.
