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[curls]

Well spotted Bec!  That was the very first visual in the prosecution's opening statement on Tuesday.

[wishingstar]

@bec......it's what I have felt all along, things are right in front of our eyes, if we can only learn to see them.

Thank you for posting this....it's great. Where on the .net did you find it?
Blessings

[_Anna_]

Believe it or not, I found this on .net. Missing n. Check it out.

bec, or anyone who knows, who wrote on these photos? I wanted to ask since the beginning. Was this written by the woman who always stays there and writes what's said in the court? Or what's written on the photos is done by the lawyers beforehand? Does anyone know this?

[Love4Michael]

bec, or anyone who knows, who wrote on these photos? I wanted to ask since the beginning. Was this written by the woman who always stays there and writes what's said in the court? Or what's written on the photos is done by the lawyers beforehand? Does anyone know this?

I believe that all the materials used are prepared by the side that is presenting them.  So the prosecution would use people within their firm or an outside company to prepare their graphics or displays...and the defense would do likewise for theirs.  The only exception might be specific photos provided by law enforcement or rescue personal like we've seen already presented during testimony.  Graphics or charts created for dramatic effect would be created by the team presenting them.  So either this was (and others were) done intentionally...or somebody somewhere needs to proofread better...  :? ;) 

[bec]

Yes the slide is provided by the prosecution. That typo had to survive every proof read in order to make it up on the screen in court. Chances are extremely slim that this is simply an accident.

To accept that this trial is real, you have to accept that someone made an error in creating the CA state seal by adding a 32nd star, someone misspelled "pronounced" as "pronouced" on this slide, and that Front talking about the missing "n" was simply a coincidence. We have arrived at statistical impossibility.

[_Anna_]

But, proofreading is needed  and asked for any type of evidence the prosecutors bring in court? I mean, ever single piece has to be aproved by the judged, before it is displayed in court? I have no knowledge about these things and I try to find how ths works

[titania]

Believe it or not, I found this on .net. Missing n. Check it out.

I jumped off my seat when I saw this photo for the first time....

Now I'm jumping off my seat because of a missing "n"!

They don't seem to be that good at proofreading.....or

FRONT has been up to trix!

Thank you for seeing this amazing CLUE, Bec! /bravo/

Titania  :)

[ovelias]

were is the missing N; english is not my native languge and i cant find it.  :)

[_Anna_]

were is the missing N; english is not my native languge and i cant find it.  :)

in the word "PRONOUNCED". They wrote "PRONOUCED" instead of "PRONOUNCED"

[GINAFELICIA]

They misspelled it...it happens

[ovelias]

thank you _anna_ i was looking and y couldent find it. :)

[marisjm]

Yes the slide is provided by the prosecution. That typo had to survive every proof read in order to make it up on the screen in court. Chances are extremely slim that this is simply an accident.

To accept that this trial is real, you have to accept that someone made an error in creating the CA state seal by adding a 32nd star, someone misspelled "pronounced" as "pronouced" on this slide, and that Front talking about the missing "n" was simply a coincidence. We have arrived at statistical impossibility.

:D

[CC]

DEtAiLS................
take a seat in the "FRONT" row & focus on "BACKground"  8-)

the imagine and the mirror image are the same, FRONT and BACKground images are the same

/bravo/

[PureLove]

Believe it or not, I found this on .net. Missing n. Check it out.

It looks like there's a PRONU_CIATION problem in this case. Missing N, MicaHEALs are all around. geek/

[Aidan_81]

EMT report is a mess by itself, study it carefully. Check all numbers. Not just birth date.
Yes, all can be typos, buuuut..

.. too many typos and spelling problems everywhere in this case :roll: