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Comment on No drugs found in Adam Lanza psychiatric or otherwise by Trench Reynolds

Trench Reynolds — Thu, 23 May 2013 20:52:00 +0000

Which goes along with what I said about them probably being homicidal to begin with.

Comment on Steve Huff on Joshua Bean by Ashley

Ashley — Thu, 23 May 2013 05:23:00 +0000

I’m not defending anyone, except I think some information was twisted in all this. I slept with the guy and he was actually a nice guy and never tried to take control of me I knew him for about a half of a year. In that time frame whoever said she kept calling him, was right I remember being in bed with him and he ignored the phone call often. However, he was quite weird at times. Emotionally weird he’d talk of his dad and his mother and told me he hated her because she didn’t care. A “bitch” is how he put it. I think he just felt abandoned his mother left, then this girl left……… even though she just wanted 2 play games by liking drama. And say whatever you like but I’m married 2 a crack head and I love him and I am separated but I’m playing with his mind to I say we’re together but I’m still single in my mind. Girls like drama I can see for sure her pulling that knife out thinking she was going 2 get away with it maybe scared maybe acting big and bad. But Josh was in the wrong never hit a lady never kill a lady. In a way she got what she didn’t expect and he got what he deserved! Sorry 2 both of them!

Comment on No drugs found in Adam Lanza psychiatric or otherwise by Muggle

Muggle — Thu, 23 May 2013 02:53:00 +0000

The thing most people fail to understand about anti-depressants is that they give the people taking them more energy in the beginning, without actually changing their moods. Anti-depressants have been blamed for suicides; you’d think it was some sick irony but that’s really what’s going on, the suicidal people taking it just had more energy to try to kill themselves. It’s the same for the homicidal.

Comment on Terry Hobbs speaks out on the West Memphis 3 by Grumpy Cat

Grumpy Cat — Wed, 22 May 2013 15:09:00 +0000

The only reason he did this interview was because they said they would not twist what he said around. He sat through the editing, the next day they called him and said you cannot say anything about Echols, Terry said then you cannot show the interview. They came to an agreement, he had more to say about Echols but wasn’t allowed. So who is watching over Echols that he knows everything that is going on. Terry is offered interviews all the time, he had to pick the right person and still had problems. I am just waiting for Echols to fall and he will, he might end up in Earle working on a farm like Jessie did..

Comment on Terry Hobbs speaks out on the West Memphis 3 by Joe G

Joe G — Wed, 22 May 2013 11:58:00 +0000

Terry Hobbs comes across very welll here. It would be most interesting if Echols gave a simillar unscreened, no-holds barred interview and to compare the two’s answers and demeanors. Of course, Echols never will agree and disturbingly no major media ever will ask him to submit to one.
Hobbs probably should have stepped up to knock back this BS some time ago, but the fanaticism of the WM3 cult probably deterred him. In their never-ended quest to live in their own reality, the compound denizens likely will move on to their next red herring as Hobbs diminishes as an alternatve.

Comment on Terry Hobbs speaks out on the West Memphis 3 by Shannon Bradley Byers

Shannon Bradley Byers — Wed, 22 May 2013 11:32:00 +0000

Mike, as I know you and Trench know, it is very hard to stop this crazy train, and the more you try the more vicious people get. We live in a society that gives death threats to an author just because they don’t like the way she ended a series of books. God help those of us that don’t think Echols and crew are innocent. Once again people are taking the word of other people that have not bothered to do in depth research and just regurgitate the PR machine. The DNA that was tested matches a good number of the population, not just Terry. People had no problem proclaiming a witch hunt on Byers because he had his teeth removed (among other reasons) and then when he decided that he needed money so bad, he was willing to say Damien was innocent, they jumped off that bandwagon so fast it made your head spin. An absolute sample was not gotten from Terry, they snuck around and grabbed a cigarette butts to test. Those tests results show a single nucleotide heteroplasmy and prevent the samples from being described as matching and could belong to 12,000 people in the metro area population, and at best it can say that Terry “cannot be excluded”.

The stories that have come out recently about Terry are beyond ridiculous and obviously driven by money and/or people seeking their “15 minutes”. Anyone that actually digs into the DNA reports could make up all sorts of things. For example, the HLA DQalpha alleses on one of the pendants tested matched both Jason Baldwin and Stevie Branches DNA. Same goes for blood on Jessie Miskelley’s shirt which also matched Michael Moore. But no, all people have to hear is the watered down version, “One of the hairs found matches Terry’s DNA” and the crazies continue to come out of the woodwork. Terry really has no hope of defending himself against the stories that get crazier by the day. I am not surprised it’s taken him this long to speak up.

Comment on Terry Hobbs speaks out on the West Memphis 3 by Mike Blatty

Mike Blatty — Wed, 22 May 2013 05:50:00 +0000

Glad to see him finally speaking up. He should have done so long ago.

Comment on Terry Hobbs speaks out on the West Memphis 3 by Trench Reynolds

Trench Reynolds — Wed, 22 May 2013 02:38:00 +0000

I absolutely agree Fred. Like I said, I was once a supporter because I was an outcast kid that wore all black and listened to metal. Emotion is a strong tool in overriding common sense. Thankfully I was able to come to my senses.

Comment on Terry Hobbs speaks out on the West Memphis 3 by Fred J Walsh

Fred J Walsh — Wed, 22 May 2013 02:26:00 +0000

Thanks for sharing this. I thought Terry came off as very straight-forward and sincere, and like a regular guy. While I realize appearances are by no means a guide to truth — my fairly in-depth study of the case has led me to believe him innocent — I can’t help but note the WM3 have used the familiarity of their own images to great effect. The films and ample interviews and reports have fostered a sense that we “know” D/J/J — and that familiarity can really work in their favor (or in the case of Echols, sometimes work against him), in terms of what the public thinks about guilt/innocence. There’s a natural human tendency to grant someone credence on a gut level, if they seem recognizably human and sincere, as Hobbs does here. So, it’s nice to see the media work a bit in his favor for once, after the deck was so mightily stacked against him in the last couple of WM3 advocacy films.