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Me too. Probably because it's the most honest thing any Duggar has ever said. Also Josh is gross.

I was sad there was no Australian version of Kelly's super special "yes,no, or maybe" judging system. ?

I always thought Jax and Amy L. looked identical. Like Lego heads with different plastic hair popped on.

It doesn't have to be chemical or barrier birth control. It could be a tubal ligation or Chad could get snipped.

Squirrely....there was a little part (maybe a bumper before or after a commercial) where Dr. Vick is saying/asking if this is the 2nd child of 19, like her mother, and Erin says no, it's the 2nd of two. So maybe she and Chad realized that she will be in grave danger if they continue to have children and are limiting (either chemically or permanently) their family size. If so, good for them. Carson & Brooklyn deserve to have a mother to raise them vs. a martyr to the cause.

Bingo idea: when Kelli tells them to sit "pink and blue" or when she says "this is who I need to see in my office".

I wondered this too. Upon rewatching, I noticed she had detailed notes written in her 'kitten books' (like baby books that parents write all kind of details in but for cats).

I get CMT through my TV Comcast/Xfinity cable. I can watch CMT on tv. But when I go to cmt.com to watch the old episodes, it doesn't even offer Comcast/Xfinity as an option. ?

I'd seen this one before but watched again last night. I pretty much had the same thoughts as you. I wish they would've said more about the 911 call. I wonder if it was an issue because it was a cell phone or because she couldn't give an exact address or apartment number. And while I think his mother was a complete bitch and horrible mother, I never bought his stupid 'bad childhood' excuse. I'm glad the jury had the recording to help with the timeline.

I did like juror Yolanda. She seemed smart and had well thought out responses. I think she took it seriously and made the best decision she could with the info she had. Now Carrie Bess I couldn't stand. She made it seem like this was biggest joke ever. I, almost 44yo suburban white woman, care about Tamir & Trayvon. They deserved justice and got none. Too many others also.

During the parole hearing, after she asks the question and she's waiting for a response, al you can see is her eyes darting left and right. I don't know what she was looking at or thinking about, but it made me LOL. I never saw him with a beard before. He looked damn fine. So far, so good. On to part 2.

I know Holly is thin but that suit isn't doing her any favors. The print is making her stomach LOL round, like heavily pregnant round. I like Danielle's except for the two leaves that look like they are popped up there to hide a belly (that I know she doesn't have). Amy T is my fav though. A great shot.

Why did they need a new place? What was wrong with Valley Ranch?

I thought she was supposed to be like a 50s waitress holding a tray of milkshakes. I actually wondered if she danced to 'Milkshake' by Kelis. I think she has a very harsh look.

I agree. And the hair makeover is my fav episode of any season.

Does anyone know when training camp actually starts and how long it is? TIA. (I know the show comes back Aug 4.)

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Their sign maker probably loved every time they called & started counting his $!

I thought it was odd she didn't mention water being in the lungs. But it was only an article & not a trial transcript. So maybe she did. I think she would've put that in the original autopsy though. The 50 Vicodin a day is what her doctor (not ME, the one trying to get her into rehab) testified to that was her habit at one time. Emily admitted that to her. I don't think Emily was taking that when she died. My theory is that she knew she was going to be in a custody battle over the kids and tried to stop for possible testing, leading to a possible withdrawal situation (for either drugs, alcohol or both). I don't think anyone will ever write a book about this case, but I would love to read one. I'd also love to read the trial transcripts.

Disclaimer: I am not related or involved in this case in any way. I had many of the same questions and went looking. The Courier, an Iowan newspaper had a great set of articles by Dennis MaGee about the trial that gave me a better sense of what was going on. This is a link to the first one: http://wcfcourier.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/fazzino-murder-trial-gets-underway-in-decorah/article_3300f4e4-5bce-5733-a61e-aef71021c786.html. I think I used the Emily Fazzino or Alexander Fazzino tag underneath the article to find the rest. Sorry for so many posts. I thunk the jury was correct with the not guilty and that he is actually innocent.

I always thought so too. This is what the original ME had to say (about 1/2way down the page): http://wcfcourier.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/emily-fazzino-s-injuries-detailed-in-decorah-murder-trial/article_cfa71b6e-8412-5dd8-99c5-e978c82cd65b.html

Ann is married to Alex's brother Nick. You can believe her or not but I found her credible. Most if not all of what she said on FB was testified to in trial. Reporter Dennis McGee wrote articles every day of the trial for The Courier. Here's a link to one: http://wcfcourier.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/fazzino-murder-trial-gets-underway-in-decorah/article_3300f4e4-5bce-5733-a61e-aef71021c786.html. I can't remember how I saw the rest. Advance search on Emily Fazzino maybe. I didn't like the mother either. Emily told a doctor ( I think, could've been a friend) that her mother was an alcoholic for 25 yrs.. But Emily was known to lie, so ? IMO I don't think he was doing it maliciously. I think he was worried about the kids and her taking care of them. I think he wanted her to get treatment. His divorce attorney testified to that. (Also another relative that is an attorney was the one that hold him to tape her.) But we can disagree?.

From my above post: Nick Fazzino (Alex's brother & Ann's husband) said she was getting them by doctor shopping (7 doctors & 4 pharmacies), ordering online and thru her parent's housekeeper. The housekeeper admitted it to the police but pled the 5th repeatedly during the trial.

One last thing, Alex still lives with his parents in their home. He put any insurance money into trust for the kids.