Depends how often they floated about. If I've been allocated a specific patient I've still cared for others, also some interventions just require two nurses so may need to pop in and out during the night.
It is fascinating how people can think so differently. Like some of us have no (or very little) doubt she's guilty and some can talk her way out of nearly every situation and truly believe she's innocent. Neither can fathom how the other sees it that way. How can the human psyche be so opposing? It's crazy. Guess this is why we have a jury.People on this thread are working harder than her lawyers to make her seem innocent
Can this argument not be brought up again? I'm getting really tired of being shut down or deemed a 'conspiracy theorist' just because I question things, try to figure out all the options and clear things up/process things before I settle on what my thoughts on the subject are. I cannot see how that's a bad quality and really don't want the thread to become full of sarcastic barbs. There's a TRIAL for a reason.People on this thread are working harder than her lawyers to make her seem innocent
I don’t think the prosecution has to show anything that might undermine their own evidence. They have to disclose any and all evidence they find to the defence but they don’t have to use it. The defence can then choose to use whatever they feel might help their case. The prosecution do present a biased view of the case, they’re only going to focus on things that make LL look guilty. It’s then up to the defence to counter that with their own explanations and evidence.
The way the text read it was a few days afterwards too that she had texted the colleague (she said on the text, 'we lost little ... on Monday), as the colleague had been off work. So again, not all that unusual.
Exactly, I actually think she is guilty but I still question things because she may not be?
Is the dress blue and black or white and gold?
it's always the same ones as well in every thread that take a different approach... guess that's what makes a worldPeople on this thread are working harder than her lawyers to make her seem innocent
It really is receiving the exact same information and getting 2 total different opinions it's fascinating eh
Honestly I don’t know if it’s just me or everybody thinks she’s innocent . Exscuses for everything that the prosecution showsPeople on this thread are working harder than her lawyers to make her seem innocent
Hot pink with sparkles
Don't start that, that'll definitely get us locked for good
It was the parents she didn’t want to be around? Maybe someone asked her for help so she went into there, maybe asked them if the parents were there before she went?
Reminding the jury that she should not have been in that room.
Oh its a compliment I'm on the guilty side but broken down some of the arguments seem compelling. They are doing better at making her seem innocent than her lawyerHonestly I don’t know if it’s just me or everybody thinks she’s innocent . Exscuses for everything that the prosecution shows
some things she has done are questionable I’m keeping an open mind but I’m swaying towards guilty
I don't want to get the thread locked and derail it but I couldn't agree more. It was a huge majority on that thread though that had that opinion even though it was glaringly obvious Frankie Smith was a nasty child abuser . Boils my blood anyone could say otherwise
