Blayne Alexander

And as you kind of look at the way the defense went about its case, I mean, Chris Melton's name was one that was heard constantly everywhere.

And was said by the defense attorney a number of times.

And then you look at some of the online commentary and you saw a number of people saying that they believed Chris Melton was the guilty party in this.

Again, this is a small group of people.

This is not by any means the overwhelming majority, but a small number of people who said that they believed that Edric Foss wasn't responsible, that he was being brought up and just kind of putting out a number of different statements.

And theories is a way of putting it as to why they believe that he wasn't guilty.

Yes.

And that's important to point out.

Again, the facts of the case are indisputable.

That's something that, you know, all of that was presented in court.

But it certainly hasn't quieted those who disagree with the jury's finding in this verdict.

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I think that the injuries on Chris Melton's hand certainly was something that became an issue at trial.

That was something that came up.

His explanation was that he punched through wall out of anger, out of the grief of losing Tara.

But you saw the defense attorney really kind of going back and saying, okay, well,