Not only were traces of chloroform found in the trunk of her car, but that her laptop computer

showed she searched the internet.

For 31 days, she didn't report her daughter missing.

I'm getting...

Okay, what is the three-year-old's name?

Kay-Y-L-E-E-E.

The jury find the defendant not guilty.

But I also couldn't exclude the possibility of it being an accident so I can't

find her guilty of a crime if I'm not sure a crime was committed.

And I really try to live my life in a way that I try my best day in and day out not to pass judgment

on others.

It's something I wish a lot more people employed, but for some reason they don't, that's

on them. So... I don't disagree with that when it comes to a moral failing a genuine mistake when it comes to murdering your three year old I feel differently I'm going to judge

you know again you're assuming that she

murdered someone. There were 12 very important people who are not an

assumption. You didn't that felt otherwise. No, I did. I actually heard I watched the case and I

weren't in the courtroom very close. There's a lot that that happens in a courtroom

that you don't see on TV. In fact, it's a big aspect. That's true, but I also practice law for 10 years

and I understand how lawyers manipulate juries.

Somewhere out there, the devil is dancing tonight.

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