what you don't like is human nature has some specific basic's
thats fact
understanding those is just a foot in the door....not a complete understanding....that's what you're twisting
Knny,
You give real credence to the statement that
"just a little understanding can be a very dangerous thing"Yes, there are some universal basics when reading body language, ...but the specifics you refer to can also quite plausibly be attributed to a scenario 180 degrees away from what you alledge. While I cast no aspersions on the guilt or innocence of either Craig or Kelly, your conclusions are easily impeached.
Titus has done time twice. Being drug out of the back of a paddy wagon to make a court appearance is nothing new for him. Taking it in stride might just be routine. That doesn't mean he's innocent. It could mean he's a narcissistic psycopath.
And in Kelly's case, ...I'd have to think that for someone who has no history of run-ins with the law, having to spend Christmas in jail contemplating the reality of being extradited to face murder charges in a state with the death penalty, has got to be tough on her, ...guilty or innocent. The idea that she would want to shield her face from someone shoving a news camera into it while she's at her most vulnerable, is hardly proof of guilt. The possibility that she might have been crying is hardly proof of guilt, nor is the fact that she appears physically & emotionally worn and stressed out.
Have you ever spent time in jail? Do you have any idea what kind of hell merely being inside of a place like that can be, ...or what it can do to your pysche? In 1994, I spent 8 days in a maximum security facility, just outside of Peterborough Ontario. I wasn't in custody or anything, we were shooting a Judith Light MOW. Everynight at wrap, we got to leave and go back to the hotel, ...but just being there was no picnic, ...and we were treated with kid gloves. I can only imagine what Kelly must be experiencing as a suspect in a murder case facing the possibility of having to live behind bars or worse. Her demeanor at the court appearance cannot be interpreted as any indicator of guilt. Stress, fear, and depression perhaps, but hardly an indictment of guilt. Stick to the evidence, the real facts in this case, ...or better yet... SHUT UP!