about the internet searches that the guy did...could the wife have had that post-partum syndrome thing possibly?
I'm not sure what Post Partum Syndrome would have to do with the subjects that were googled. Why would the wife have googled things like 'how long does it take someone to die of suffocation' and 'how long until life insurance kicks in' or 'how long should you wait to get remarried after your spouse dies? Unless she was planning to murder him, it would make absolutely no sense for her to google these kinds of topics. However, in hindsight, it makes perfect sense for Kelle Jarka to google them. He had obviously planned the murder of his wife and wanted to see what the best way to go about it would be. Strangulation? A baseball bat to the head? What's the best way to do it? They found the same 'coincidental' stuff googled on Scott Peterson's computer where it showed that the day before he bought the boat, he had researched the bay’s tide and wind conditions and boat launch sites near Berkeley Marina.
I, as apparantly a minority here, hate to see an innocent person shipped off to prison with no hope of parole. It's just that "what if?" thing.
No one wants to see an innocent person go to prison for 40 years. But even from what we've seen on 20/20, there's too many lies he was caught in, too many weird coincidences. Why would someone break in to the Jarka's home, presumably to rob them, and leave $500 in cash just sitting there? If Isabella was in bed when someone kicked in the side door, she surely would have woken up and called 911 herself. Yet the evidence says she was in bed when she was blungeoned and it was indeed, overkill. Don't robbers usually carry a gun when robbing someone's house? Next, even if they had've used a bat or something, I'm guessing that if they did hit her over the head, once or twice would have at least momentarily knocked her out, giving them enough time to get away. The only reason anyone would have for whacking her on the head 12 times is because someone wanted to make sure she was dead---not just knocked out, but dead.
And interestingly enough, no neighbour saw anyone strange come running out of the Jarka's house with a weapon of some sort in their hand. Kelle Jarka was gone for less than one hour and that just happens to be the time that his wife's murdered? Sorry, I don't buy it.
I don't like the guy either, but neither do I feel that all JW's are EVIL. The jury may have seen it that way and simply railroaded the jerk.
I don't think anyone sees "all JW's as evil". Why would they? Most Witnesses would never pull something like this and I doubt the jury even thought about that.
Scary to me is the search of the computer (is anybody here noticing?) and the "spin" that could be put on anybody's computer's history.
What's scary is what was googled into the computer. It was all information that Kelle Jarka required (or thought he did). If you weren't planning on killing someone, why on earth would you be googling all that crap?
