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The Elizabeth Johnson trial may end early Phoenix's ABC is reporting.
Witnesses testified this week:
Her on-again, off-again boyfriend Logan McQueary testified about their break up the month Gabriel went missing, along with the subsequent text messages he received saying "I killed him" and "You made me do it". He noted that the custody battle got so bad that he started recording their conversations. NEVER use your kids as pawns, people. Grow up. Can't exes just agree to not agree and keep their children's best interests at heart? Geez. Also, one of her best friends came forward revealing an evil custody plot Elizabeth cooked up to kidnap Gabriel so that she alone could have full custody of her son.
So, what's the deal? Did she suffocate her eight month old and throw him in a dumpster? She's changed her story and now maintains she gave away her baby to a couple in a park.
Clearly the evidence is pretty incriminating when your own lawyer won't (or barely does) cross-examine prosecution's witnesses. Marc Victor, her attorney is running for senate. Let's hope he's not cross-examining the witnesses because he firmly believes she did it, not because any unpopular trial results could lose him the race to senate.
For the love of God, please give this biotch the death sentence or something. In heartbreaking cases like these, I'm all for capital punishment. I'm sick of these Casey Anthony-esque women getting away with murder... of children who never got a chance to live a long life. God, I am fairly certain you'd agree, that people must pay for disobeying the ten commandments. Oh, God's not revengeful- he wants you to forgive. Maybe so, but has everyone forgotten about Noah's Ark or the black plague?
In other good mom news, J.K. Rowling's new book The Casual Vacancy hits stores today and is already sitting at #1 on Amazon. If you're expecting a Harry Potter-ish type book, you're in for a rude awakening. The book talks of poverty, sex, drugs and even uses certain taboo genitalia words. Joanne "J.K." Rowling reveals that this book is "intensely personal" to her so I am concluding that this book is loosely related to her life before the $900 million net worth.
Well, cheers to J.K. on becoming a billionaire with the release of this book. Clearly, $900 million was not enough. Now if only J.K. could reach out to me and invest in my business. That would be awesome. I don't need much. She's so rich her interest makes interest, even in this economy. If I was that rich I'd help everyone out. Now let's just hope and dream I become that rich so you all can hold me to it.
Enjoy your day.
Luv,
~J.~
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