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From: charlie
Date: 7/5/01
Time: 12:07:21 PM
There is a poster on Yahoo! who is searching for her hard copy of a newspaper article where Lou Brown says the when they walked in the door of their house, the phone was ringing and it was Nicole. She says it says that Lou said she was calling to say she was home but I wonder if this is a misconception and that it is about Nicole calling to see if they got home ok.
Nic's phone bill (long distance) would have shown the exact minute that the Brown's got home. Is this WHY we didn't see it?
Why was this call completely left out of the trial? The "impression" that we were deliberately given is probably very different than reality.
Nicole wouldn't have even attempted to call to see if they got home ok until she was sure they had time to get home. Calling less than an hour or in a hour doesn't seem likely as told be anybody who has made the trip.
And if Nicole called then, why weren't the glasses discussed at that point? Or were they?
Chris K. Jenner told that Judy told her that plans had been made for Judy to get the glasses back at lunch on Monday. WHEN were these plans made? They figure nowhere in the statements made to the court about the glassses.
If there is in fact phone records belonging to Nicole that shows her calling her parent's home that is later than the 9:37 call or even before, this is prosecutorial misconduct. If this is an "innocent" happening and has nothing to do with the case--why didn't we hear of it? Why was it hidden?
Nicole wouldn't have even attempted to call until she thought the Browns had plenty of time to get home. Calling prior to 9:37 is really really pushing it.
I personally believe THIS is the 10:17 call which means the 9:37 and other call had nothing to do with the glasses and was probably Tonya.
charlie