Re: Melanie Mcguire is innocent


"Josh" <jummtseager@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Please visit this link and make a contribution to her appeal and defense
fund. It's so obvious that beautiful Melanie had no capacity to commit
this
horrible crime. There was "NO" evidence linking her to the crime. She
does
not belong in jail. Please, we need your support.

http://www.melaniemcguire.com/



Why is it obvious she couldn't do it?

She was having an affair. She'd told her lover she was going to leave her
husband. When the husband closed on a new house, and her lover asked what
this meant, she told him "Don't worry. Everything is going to be fine" - and
Bill McGuire was never seen again.

A search of their computer found 40 - 40! - murder-related searches on
google, including "instant undetectable poison," "toxic insulin levels,"
"how to purchase guns illegally," and best of all: "how to commit murder."
Melanie's defense claimed she didn't use that computer, her husband did, but
there were numerous romantic emails stored on it between her and the doctor
she was having an affair with.

Bill McGuire was sedated with Chloral hydrate. Someone did a search about
chloral hydrate on that computer, then a minute later looked up the nearest
Walgreen's. The chloral hydrate used to sedate him was purchased with a
forged prescription filled at a Walgreen's the one closest to the preschool
their kids attended - a two minute drive from the school. The forged
prescription was from the pad of the doctor Melanie was having an affair
with.

And when the police told her that her husband's dismembered body had been
found, she didn't shed a single tear. She talked to the detectives for
fifteen minutes and spent most of it disparaging her late husband - his day
trading losses, his gambling, his "big mouth". She only asked one question:
whether they'd found his car. When she was told they hadn't, she suggested
they look in Atlantic City - and guess what, they found it in a hotel
parking lot there.

A witness at the trial testified that Melanie admitted parking the vehicle
there herself, as a "prank", something she didn't mention to the detectives.

Oh, and she bought a gun and ammo - two days before her husband disappeared.

She's guilty as all hell. She's similar to Scott Peterson - she figured if
her spouse disappeared and there was no smoking gun pointing to her, she'd
get away with it. Trouble was, the computer forensics and the forged
prescription point to her, the affair gives her motive, and her behavior
after the disappearance looks mighty strange.

She was sentenced to life in prison, and she's never getting out. How you
can be dumb enough to think she is innocent, I cannot fathom.


Bo Raxo




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