'Dirty Girls'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Huh. Sources: Karr DNA no match in Ramsey case
BOULDER, Colo. - KUSA, a television station in Denver, reported Monday that two sources said the DNA sample taken from John Mark Karr is not a match with the DNA found on JonBenet Ramsey's body when she was slain in 1996.
Can't say that I'm surprised. I figured he was a red herring once the ex-wife that divorced him as an icky possible child molester gave him an alibi.
There's been a lot of discussion and analysis that his confession was not true. I'm not surprised to see that result either.
It sounds like the lack of DNA evidence doesn't prove he didn't do it. But still, it makes it look even less likely he did.
Xpost, but re: The Wire.
I do agree that the sex scenes, especially at the end of S3, were completely uncalled-for. Of course, by that time, I had so much goodwill towards The Wire that I would have forgiven them even if they'd found a way to have Omar actually jump a motorcycle over a pool full of sharks.
I admit I found the long one between Rhonda and Cedric at the end a bit Too Much. There are plenty of ways to show that they are intimately involved without our, you know, being there for it. But, yes, a lot of what Corwood said. I think it aims for a lofty target a lot of times, even if it doesn't always hit. Which I thought, at one time, was what made for an award winner.But I should have known better watching H:LOTS get snubbed. (And sometimes it's really on, too. Hits perfectly.) I know how he'd hit the sharks...a day at a time, I suppose.)
Announcement: I just broke my thumb nail down below the quick trying to open up a box from the Government Printing Office.
Announcement: oww. The GPO is now On The List.
To Erika: Yes, that one and Kima's overly slurpy one. I thought I'd accidentally switched to Cinemax.
Edit: don't we have a brand-spankin'-new thread for this sorta talk?
From Yahoo News:
Amid skepticism over Karr's account, legal experts have said that a DNA match was critical to the prosecution case.
So if the "legal experts" are right, it's highly unlikely Karr will now be convicted.
Maybe the prosecution will drop the case now....
Because without the DNA, they've got nothing but the say-so of a clear whack-job?