CaféAuLait;1467421 said:
Read YOUR link again he says:
"The air pocket was large enough to have sustained life for awhile"
And he gives a time frame that would have her alive for an hour:
If I had been called within 5 minutes and had been there in 25 minutes I believe she could have been saved.
Where are you getting "several terrifying minutes"? Read what he says.
And On top of that he is a Navy Trained Diver Expert according to your article--- he knows what he is talking about.
The Prescott Courier - Google News Archive Search
5 minutes plus 25 minutes equals 1/2 hour, not an hour, but who's counting?
It says in the article where he lists 5 reasons why he thought she was alive for
several terrifying minutes.
I can see that it would be an outside, a very outside chance, that there was enough oxygen in a car that was upside down in the water with a broken window for 30 minutes...well, no, I can't really...and why would he say one thing on the radio and then testify something different in court? Probably because he was under oath.
I'm also curious to know why you believe Kennedy's claim that she was struggling yet you seem to disbelieve his claim that he tried several times to dive down and rescue her.
I'd like to read the actual trial transcript but it doesn't seem to exist on the internet.
IMO, she died while he tried to rescue her and then he consulted his lawyers to save his ass...not a nice thing to do, not something I would do, but not murder and him calling the police wouldn't have saved her. It's also possible he was drunk and wanted to avoid a test that would have made him guilty of manslaughter...but I'm just speculating.
I think the whole incident made him look bad but I'm also satisfied that he atoned for it in the end.
R.I.P Teddy...and you, too Mary Jo.