Expression of the Day

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Belgian Prime Minister Yves Leterme (L), European Council President Herman Van Rompuy (C) and European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso (R) hold a news conference following a meeting of social partners ahead of a European Union leaders summit in Brussels, October 28, 2010. The European Union struggled to ensure tensions over Franco-German calls to change the EU treaty do not threaten a summit deal on strengthening the bloc's budget rules to avert new sovereign debt crises. REUTERS/Yves Herman (BELGIUM - Tags: POLITICS)

If you were in a meeting with these three guys selling your product, what would you make of these facial expressions/reactions?

Susan Wright’s Sentencing Hearing

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For those of you who have watched and followed the Susan Wright story, she is in the re-sentencing phase of her trial. Here is an update from ABC. You can read some of my thoughts here, too.

Thanks, Karon, for the story link!

48 Hours: Dirty Little Secrets

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Matt and Kari Baker

48 Hours has a sneak peak for this weekend’s episode up, though they have no embed code. Click here to see it. It’s about the Kari Baker story, which I have followed for several years.

I have written extensively on Matt Baker, and analyzed Vanessa Bulls. Check back next week for my thoughts on this show! Don’t forget to set your DVR!

Note: I just saw it is a double-feature–two hours!!

Zahra Baker’s Mattress Found

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Last night on Nancy Grace, they got into a heated discussion about polygraphs and I was surprised to hear Nancy Grace’s opinions on them. She was saying that people should take them.

I can’t stress it enough. Polygraphs, as I have witnessed, are not reliable. I would much prefer to be subjected to a Truth Wizard than any polygraph. If I ever end up in a position to be asked to take one, my answer will be no, even if I am innocent as the light of day.

To read my original thoughts on Zahra Baker’s father, Adam Baker, click here.