Thank you so very much, Dan! Yeah they are crazy af.

"No that's bullsh*t I did not hit her! Oh hi mark.👋🙂" I'm sorry I had too.

Tbf in that case the feathers and claw marks were very bizzare find.

Stranger things has happened honestly

These points vividly illustrate a rather terrifying sequence of events.

Exactly & actually evidence supports an owl attack, not the prosecution using another woman’s death under similar circumstances & the accused sexual preference to make up a tall tale that he killed his wife. There was no actual evidence to support the prosecutions theory & years later the judge threw out the blood splatter analyst’s work cause it was incorrect. Yet, under proper investigation, the evidence says she was attacked by an owl & died due to loss of blood.

Theres this thing called occams razor you should look it up

@@dontassociate There’s something called actual evidence & proper investigation, you should look it up. Barred owls were living in the woods by the Peterson house Barred owls are aggressive and can be dangerous, as explained in Barred owls have attacked people on numerous occasions There were drops of blood on the outside walkway leading to the front door of the house, as shown in police photos There was a large smear of blood on the outside of the front door frame as shown in police photos At least two of the wounds on Kathleen Peterson’s scalp are in the shape of the talons of a barred owl, as shown on autopsy photos The tiny wounds on Kathleen’s face are consistent with the tip of an owl’s beak A feather was found on Kathleen Peterson’s body A twig was found in dried blood on Kathleen Peterson’s body There were numerous strands of Kathleen Peterson’s head hair, which the roots indicated had been pulled out (not cut), found in dried blood on her hands Kathleen’s head injuries are not consistent with her having been beaten by a blunt object or on a stair, as she had no brain injury or swelling, no subdural hematoma, and no skull fracture.

I'd say rotting sea life is worse

Expect a new episode tomorrow

@@TheycallmeHatGuy awesome!

You know owl scratches dont look like human scratches, right?

Do some research, the majority of evidence supports an owl attack. The evidence doesn’t support the bullshit the prosecutors came up with to wrongly convict this man. Barred owls were living in the woods by the Peterson house Barred owls are aggressive and can be dangerous, as explained in: Barred owls have attacked people on numerous occasions There were drops of blood on the outside walkway leading to the front door of the house, as shown in police photos There was a large smear of blood on the outside of the front door frame as shown in police photos At least two of the wounds on Kathleen Peterson’s scalp are in the shape of the talons of a barred owl, as shown on autopsy photos The tiny wounds on Kathleen’s face are consistent with the tip of an owl’s beak A feather was found on Kathleen Peterson’s body A twig was found in dried blood on Kathleen Peterson’s body There were numerous strands of Kathleen Peterson’s head hair, which the roots indicated had been pulled out (not cut), found in dried blood on her hands Kathleen’s head injuries are not consistent with her having been beaten by a blunt object or on a stair, as she had no brain injury or swelling, no subdural hematoma, and no skull fracture.

Also, no one said she was attacked inside the house. The evidence shows she was attacked outside & made her way into the house & may have collapsed due to loss of blood (which actually killed her, not a blow to the head) and fell down the steps or collapsed on the steps later.

@@ZeallustImmortal I do know that, I've scratched myself plenty of times, and I didn't mean to put or imply that scratched her something. Could've still used a weapon or whatever

@@stellarhyme3 i thought they said it was inside though, well I misheard then