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Ed Parkinson Quotes
«You know, when three innocent children are killed, there's no answer, there's no logic, so there's no way to explain it anyway.»
Author: Ed Parkinson
«We plan to call Amanda Hamm, period. When she gets on the stand we plan to ask her questions about what happened, what she knew, what went down. We won't know until then whether she will answer the questions.»
Author: Ed Parkinson
«We don't have a lot of physical evidence that you would have in a stabbing, shooting, that sort of case. This is a difficult circumstantial case, but we believe the evidence is on our side.»
Author: Ed Parkinson
«This is either an accident or murder. It can't be anything else.»
Author: Ed Parkinson
«This isn't like it plunged into the lake. This rolled into the lake and there was plenty of time for him to get out and tend to business.»
Author: Ed Parkinson
«It will be all or nothing. There won't be any middle road.»
Author: Ed Parkinson
«It's either murder or an accident. We say murder.»
Author: Ed Parkinson
«We would be put in a position to prove something we don't believe and never believed happened.»
Author: Ed Parkinson
«It's tough for the jury to come to a conclusion. I think they will come to one, but it's going to take awhile.»
Author: Ed Parkinson
«I'm sure it's going to take a while; there's a lot of evidence. This is a circumstantial case, but I think that we've proven murder.»
Author: Ed Parkinson