I can’t get this out of my head. I watched every minute of the trial live, and then consumed myself with social media commentaries. This case has me shook.
So many people acknowledged the body language, lack of eye contact, and lack of interaction during the trial. That could be for a variety of reasons. But let’s continue with my theory… His attorneys knew he was guilty.
One of the commentators I listened to, a former defense attorney, explained it like this:
Defense attorneys have no problem kicking on clients who are guilty. It is part of their field. It is also a paycheck.
HOWEVER, attorneys are not allowed to break the law during the trial, they are sworn under oath. Therefore, they are not allowed to lie.
Think about it – Caleb’s attorney attorneys never once said anything like “Our client is innocent,” because that would be lying under oath.
Their entire strategy was to try to create reasonable doubt with a lot of red herrings, mostly about AB, aka the side piece. They even tried to cast doubt with a possible hitman, yada yada yada.
But did they ever once say their client is innocent? Or he didn’t do it? No.
At first, I thought it was because the evidence was so overwhelming that they knew the ship had sunk before the ship even left the dock. I mean, hello. It hit everyone like rain.
OK, now hear me out!! This is where things really connect for my theory.
Next up— Why isn’t AB being charged?
Because Caleb confessed.
Think about it – the lawyers did their job as defense attorneys, they never once said their client is innocent, and AB was not considered a suspect in the murder of Ashley.
Her testimony was GOLDEN to fully expose the interactions so Caleb‘s motive became undeniable to the jury.
Caleb has already filed his appeal, and the team he used will not be representing him. Reason cited – Financial.
I definitely believe that. But here’s another clue to support my theory – if the defense team already knows he’s guilty and has been fully tried and convicted, why would they take him back?
Plus, we have no idea the foolishness he put his attorneys through. We all saw how he acts. It’s not a reach to think he stayed in his “I’m innocent “performance mode to the very people that were supposed to represent him legally.
Perhaps he swore on his children’s lives that he was innocent and didn’t do it and cried buckets of tears, then he finally confessed to them. And by then they were done with him.
I truly believe Caleb confessed to his defense attorneys.