It's so heartbreaking to think the victim's daughter will have to remember her mom was killed the same day her daughter was born. She'll never be able to celebrate it with pure joy in her heart. Your baby's 1st birthday is supposed to be full of joy and he ruined that. Sick, evil man
I really like this prosecutor...... there’s a calmness about her. Thought she did an amazing job when cross examining the animal. I think he wanted to get a rise out of her and she didn’t allow it to happen.... she worked it brilliantly. Some prosecutors can get visibly emotional, which can be effective (Jose Martinez), but also sometimes it doesn’t work. This lady strikes a pretty difficult balance in a very emotive case, where the defendant is extremely dislikable and massively punchable. 👏
They are using two court reporters. I wonder if that’s because of Nelson’s history of filing complaints. They want to make sure this record is perfect.
I know I feel the same way but the burden is on them. I work for a defense attorney here in California and we just got done with a 14 month jury trial where the prosecutor gave her closing arguments for 3 full days and a-day and a 1/2 for rebuttal. I thought I'd shoot myself in the ears with a .50 cal The jury seemed quite annoyed too. In my opinion sometimes less is better. Especially when they jury has been hearing testimony for 14 months. They had a verdict in 6 hrs lol.
@@two0nina or the case doesn't exist! Just the opinion she gave agreeing that prosecutors having the hardest job shows she doesn't work in the field. even myself as a layperson knows its totally down to many variables starting with how strong the evidence is. If its over whelming, the sharpest defence team and all the money afforded wouldn't let an accused free . clever summing up only assists in driviing the final victory nail home
Gothic Mom: The difference here is that Perry Mason was a fictional character in a television entertainment series designed for dramatic effect. This woman is dealing with the actual life and possible execution of a real person accused of a real murder of another real person. This isn’t Disney World or Pixar, there is no happy or satisfying ending, there is a brutally murdered real person and a real man accused of her real murder. No cameras, no film and sound crews, no sponsors, no scripts, no pizza at the end of the day, just a best effort to get a genuine psychopathic career criminal and murderer off the street.
She could be his last potential victim for a very long time as he probably targets women or kids, also i feel his self importance could demand such an event
@@badcampa2641 I too think he hates women bc of him not choosing to go into the house the night before and waiting until Jennifer was there. Also how he is talking about the woman detective and getting mad at the prosecutor! I was worried he was going to hurt the court reporter.
Shocking! The Prosecution could have done a much better job. They missed a few steps. Their questioning sounded like a kid skipping rocks over a lake. "Why didn't she ask..." was thoughts throughout. However and regardless, the Defense team was as competent as the Defendant! Scott Nelson is, without a doubt, a Psychopath! I would have been elated as I'm sure the Prosecution was! There were still more questions she missed to him, however he buried himself the second he opened his mouth, not much work needed to be done after that.
Alright, I admit, she is pretty able. But the jury certainly didn‘t blow it. Anthony was horribly overcharged on scanty evidence, come on, be rational.
She is so boring. Not hitting on all the points she could have? He gave her plenty of time and reasons to cut loose on him. Why didnt anyone call the probation officer to the stand?
Jesus, this is the slowest, most mundane, and elongated trial I've ever seen. I'm not saying that it's not important. But I suppose that the jury needs to hear all of this stuff that I'm able to access in second on my computer; so I digress. Forgive me...
It's so heartbreaking to think the victim's daughter will have to remember her mom was killed the same day her daughter was born. She'll never be able to celebrate it with pure joy in her heart. Your baby's 1st birthday is supposed to be full of joy and he ruined that. Sick, evil man
I'm sure the Prosecution team was elated when Nelson was on the stand. He proved himself to be guilty with his responses and behavior.
He admitted flat out that he killed her. Prosecutor asked "who killed Jennifer Fulford?" His answer was "I did".
@@donnacox8541 but come on. It was Juan Martinez’s fault…🤷🏻♂️💯😏😒
I really like this prosecutor...... there’s a calmness about her. Thought she did an amazing job when cross examining the animal. I think he wanted to get a rise out of her and she didn’t allow it to happen.... she worked it brilliantly. Some prosecutors can get visibly emotional, which can be effective (Jose Martinez), but also sometimes it doesn’t work. This lady strikes a pretty difficult balance in a very emotive case, where the defendant is extremely dislikable and massively punchable. 👏
They are using two court reporters. I wonder if that’s because of Nelson’s history of filing complaints. They want to make sure this record is perfect.
He never mentions OR admits that if he hadn’t broken the law way back with his FIRST FELONY he wouldn’t even have had a probation officer.
Exactly. He takes ZERO personal responsibility for the path that led him to where he is.
9:40 why two court reporters? Is it because of the high talking speed of the prosecutor🤣
Maybe one is training?
I am surprised the jury is still deliberating. At this post its been almost 2 hrs.
Juries take longer in their deliberations when it is a Death Penalty case
You can change the playback speed while watching videos on youtube.
Seriously those stenographers are amazing. Lawyer is a boss too.
Ugh she so slow and putting me to sleep! It’s pretty open and shut so why is she so slow and and stumbling on words.
@Gail Schnitzer me too!
I’ve always thought that the prosecutor has the advantage in closing arguments by being the last person to plant his/her story onto the jury.
I know I feel the same way but the burden is on them. I work for a defense attorney here in California and we just got done with a 14 month jury trial where the prosecutor gave her closing arguments for 3 full days and a-day and a 1/2 for rebuttal. I thought I'd shoot myself in the ears with a .50 cal The jury seemed quite annoyed too. In my opinion sometimes less is better. Especially when they jury has been hearing testimony for 14 months. They had a verdict in 6 hrs lol.
@@two0nina which trial was that?
@@two0nina I'd like to know what trial that was..I never heard of a trial that long.
@@two0nina or the case doesn't exist! Just the opinion she gave agreeing that prosecutors having the hardest job shows she doesn't work in the field. even myself as a layperson knows its totally down to many variables starting with how strong the evidence is. If its over whelming, the sharpest defence team and all the money afforded wouldn't let an accused free . clever summing up only assists in driviing the final victory nail home
@@66deeman Jodi arias??
Prosecutor is speaking the way she should not like the other attorney’s with their juvenile talking too fast and like valley girls
Like absolutely! She looks, behaves and, like, speaks an adult should, like ya know?
Prosecution is NOT Perry Mason...needs a public speaking class!
And also a hair brush... it's driving me crazy.... LOL
I think the defense needs that more. Doesn't seem they can get anything out of their mouths that they are trying to say.
No passion at all it's Like she's reading from a book......the jurors better have had lots of coffee that morning.
Gothic Mom: The difference here is that Perry Mason was a fictional character in a television entertainment series designed for dramatic effect. This woman is dealing with the actual life and possible execution of a real person accused of a real murder of another real person. This isn’t Disney World or Pixar, there is no happy or satisfying ending, there is a brutally murdered real person and a real man accused of her real murder. No cameras, no film and sound crews, no sponsors, no scripts, no pizza at the end of the day, just a best effort to get a genuine psychopathic career criminal and murderer off the street.
Could Nelson stab with that pen he is holding? I feel the defense lady is in peril
I wouldn’t like to sit anywhere near me😱
bad campa ... I was thinking maybe he's going to trying and smuggle that back to jail .
She could be his last potential victim for a very long time as he probably targets women or kids, also i feel his self importance could demand such an event
@@badcampa2641 I agree. I'm glad he walked out of the court room in shiny chains and cuffs. He better watch his ass in prison litterely his ass
@@badcampa2641 I too think he hates women bc of him not choosing to go into the house the night before and waiting until Jennifer was there. Also how he is talking about the woman detective and getting mad at the prosecutor! I was worried he was going to hurt the court reporter.
She was one of the prosecutors in Casey Anthony’s case, no?
Yes, she was. She's amazing.
Shocking! The Prosecution could have done a much better job. They missed a few steps. Their questioning sounded like a kid skipping rocks over a lake. "Why didn't she ask..." was thoughts throughout. However and regardless, the Defense team was as competent as the Defendant! Scott Nelson is, without a doubt, a Psychopath! I would have been elated as I'm sure the Prosecution was! There were still more questions she missed to him, however he buried himself the second he opened his mouth, not much work needed to be done after that.
SHE DID A GREAT JOB; NUMBNUTS
Interesting. What questions do you think she missed?
I never thought it was fair that the state get to close a second time after the defense goes
It's because they have the burden of proof.
Why does it take her so long to get one sentence out?
she's really annoying
@@keithh3725 yes, very annoying!
isnt this this the incompetent lawyer who tried to have casey anthony fried to death?
Tom Plan; L Burdick is a good prosecutor. The jury in the Casey Anthony blew it.
Alright, I admit, she is pretty able.
But the jury certainly didn‘t blow it. Anthony was horribly overcharged on scanty evidence, come on, be rational.
She lost that case because of two names.Mason and Betez
What did this guy do?
He forced his way into a home, abducted the nanny, used her atm card, duck taped her head from eyes down and stabbed her 7 times, kiling her.
kathleen dobens; My gut tells me he's killed before.
Casey Anthony prosecutor
Prosecutor used too many words to explain something simple
Prosecutor is talking so slow.....
No she is not. Shes getting her point across.
She is so boring. Not hitting on all the points she could have? He gave her plenty of time and reasons to cut loose on him. Why didnt anyone call the probation officer to the stand?
Lisa Ellis good question.
Jesus, this is the slowest, most mundane, and elongated trial I've ever seen. I'm not saying that it's not important. But I suppose that the jury needs to hear all of this stuff that I'm able to access in second on my computer; so I digress. Forgive me...
Guilty but insane 😀
Low IQ doesn’t make you insane.
I hope that using my kids I wish my kids for tonight every night good night kiss I love you
Does she have a speech problem or something?