"Find him guilty of each and every one of these charges." | COURT TV

[@அவானிஉயர்ந்தது]

Serial killers’ motive would be anger, thrill, and attention seeking. He’s a psycho and got caught coincidently before committing more murders

[@jennifermariejoyce]

I agree that he wasn’t done killing people. Otherwise he would have dumped the clothing, shoes, gun, etc. he needed them for next time.

[@diamondleigh7280]

Agreed 👍🏽

[@davidhaney1394]

I hate it when they read the closing . It sounds terrible . Especially when they stumble over it .

[@MeMyselfandI25]

She’s terrible. Stumbling over her words and losing her place in her notes.

[@elizabethshepard3090]

Shes so boring with closing arguments. makes me go to sleep, I was actually dozing off. 😑

[@VictoriaGirlBC]

I’m 8 minutes in and listening to this prosecutor is the equivalent to a slow torturous death. I’ve never seen an attorney read the closing word for word. She list the jury 30 seconds in. Isaak’s is guilty as sin but this closing certainly doesn’t hurt him.

[@jonicorbin7647]

This Prosecutor is laying this out perfectly to the jury...

[@barbmurray1821]

I loved it

[@MeMyselfandI25]

Totally agree with you. So unprofessional to read your closing arguments. She stumbles over her words and loses her place in her notes. A good attorney could have done that with no notes and half the time.

[@frank1903]

She has to be the worst closing argument I've ever heard. She should have left it to the guy that opened for them. She shouldn't use such an important case to hone her skills on how to close she should have honed them on a burglary or a carjacking were no-one was physically harmed. But to chose a murder capital case with 4 people dead is ridiculous.

[@Nurse2639]

SHE'S AWFUL!! One of the other lawyers should have read this! UGH

[@melyndam1301]

It's like you can watch his eyes move around almost reliving the murders in his mind. It's so creepy! I am 15 minutes in and am turning this off - slow and torturous.

[@terryfraatz424]

This guy can't even keep his eyes open, seems to me dude you best be praying for eyes in the back of your head where you're going!

[@dizziechef9502]

I’m bored with this lady speaking. She is so unattached . No emotion, Just Boring reading. I actually fast forwarded past her. She might have good stuff but I can’t listen to her anymore . Her monotonous rendition loses me.

[@VictoriaGirlBC]

I’ve got it on 1.5 speed and it’s still torturous

[@jollyrancher8719]

Everyone’s talking about how he’s falling asleep but just listening to her for an hour and 16 minutes my eyelids are heavy as hell

[@Richard-hc6zj]

maybe can't sleep at night. does he have alibi for that morning? all this go away if he had

[@MNms-ny1gl]

Most trials are cut and dried hours of boring facts, rarely are they Perry Mason whodunits.

[@teresaacevedo1731]

Me too

[@MeMyselfandI25]

He maybe on medications too. Plus listening to her read the closing arguments is so unbelievably boring and she should be able to do this without notes. All the prosecutors on this case were so young. I don’t know why they chose the worst speaking attorney for closing.

[@tishalynoent.7013]

Is she really reading her statement word for word, like a bad drama script. She didn’t convince me. Just my opinion.

[@jennifermariejoyce]

The evidence is incredibly convincing. She’s reading an incredibly detailed account. What are you expecting from her?

[@rodrod1515]

WTH else would you need?!?

[@awright119021]

I agree the reading is boring and I'd rather see an animated prosecutor, but the case is rock solid.

[@purpleice7277]

He’s just such a creep and does not care!!!!!

[@tracygieseke4881]

I can only imagine that an innocent person would not be nodding off during what must be the most important time of our life. He is crazy

[@kenhiett5266]

This prosecutor could put anyone on trial for quadruple murder to sleep. You could run some fat lines of coke, pop a couple of Adderall, sit on a cushion of nails, and still start nodding off listening to this prosecutor drone on and on in her flat affect. I'm not saying he's innocent, I'm just saying we shouldn't draw conclusions based on a normal reaction to the worst closing argument I've ever listened to.

[@Kpz21]

This closing drove me nuts. Move around a little, have some passion! She’s just reading from a page!

[@Curious-Irish-Angel]

It was like watching paint dry. 💤😴

[@jonicorbin7647]

Excellent closing.

[@awright119021]

I mean she was already speaking slow and the court reporter yelled out "can you slow down please" so maybe they have to be slow and boring here for the court reporter to keep up.

[@currentconditions962]

The way these victims were stabbed, there could have been more than 1 person, but if it was 1 person, this person would have had a lot of blood on themselves and left a lot of evidence behind. The Defense made a lot of good points. If the smell of bleach was evident, than why was it not on the report. I would have another group of investigators to go over this crime. There has to be some kind of motive. I don’t feel that the Police in this town handle this crime carefully. Remember, they are not used to these kinds of crimes in that area, so they were sloppy and lack experience for these kind of high crime, and were probably pressure to find the suspect, and could have planted the evidence in his pickup truck, we know that cops do this with drugs.

[@raquelgularte1]

I agree 💯

[@DaRkHoRsE-_-]

So much evidence they really do not need to be rocket scientists. Isaak dove the damn truck snd dumped stuff at his house. Case closed. He’s sick in the head. Just felt like doing it in my opinion.

[@itsjustlaurel1531]

If I were in that jury I would vote not guilty because I feel that there was not enough evidence to prove beyans a reasonable doubt.

[@toasted_.coconut]

Actually you are wrong. Lois would have bleed a lot during the attack because of carotid artery being severed. But the 3 men had fatal stab wounds to their heart. First the sac around the heart contains the blood, then the chest and then leaks from the wounds.

[@jennifermariejoyce]

@@DaRkHoRsE-_- I agree that he just wanted to go hunting. He did choose a private location, with few people, that he scoped out in advance to know when people would show up. Ugh.

[@briannacc3983]

This woman would put anybody to sleep 😴😴

[@truthseeker1234]

I thought it was just me.

[@EllaHayaTV]

This closing is appalling

[@Daytonagail]

I agree!

[@nancyfahey7518]

Me too.

[@bigpuppa7789]

Chad isaacs lawyer looked so surprised when she mentioned something about “her head was almost cut off”

[@kellijanssen1171]

I can’t stand how she delivered her closing, but I do give her credit for recapping all of the evidence against the defendant.

[@jennifermariejoyce]

Just falling asleep at your murder trial, no big deal.

[@nancyrauch2644]

I just don't get this trial ! If a person stabs people over 100 times, that is exhausting. During the stabbings, NEVER once did they state Chad had any cuts on his hands especially if there was a struggle ! Many times the killer's hand slips on the knife when it becomes bloodied and they end up accidentally cutting themselves. He had NONE of those kinds of wounds on himself. The killer usually goes in to a stabbing frenzy. They said it was a brutal stabbing scene. Now...Who can explain WHY he didn't have any type of these wounds. The whole scene of these murders is NOT believable ! He is INNOCENT ! All the prosecution did was go over a possibility of how it happened....With NO TRUE EVIDENCE. :(

[@madobee1]

If they were shot first, wouldn’t that diminish their defensive capabilities? I’m thinking shoot first, then finish with the knife.

[@Hoffmanpack]

Yes plus he wore gloves and used a super sharp knife. He is also a huge dude so if he sat on you grabbed your neck and slit your throat it probably first cause much slippage compared to regular people who murder with knives...

[@palmerfamily609]

If you shoot people dead first, there would be no struggle and his gloves protected his hands for any struggle. He stabbed to make sure the job was done.

[@Jl-ou4jt]

Exactly. Exactly, Exactly, reasonable doubt all over.

[@Acidandrain0]

@@Jl-ou4jtidiot

[@kittybeard5379]

Prosecutor shows no compassion, reads from a piece of paper. Makes little eye contact with the jury !! Not impressed !

[@sandradavis6760]

Possibly medicated as to why he's sleepy.

[@robertnugent293]

Is he ready for bed it looks like something is keeping him awake at night.....mmmm i wonder what ?

[@teresaacevedo1731]

He does look very tired.

[@gaynomadic]

Overwhelming forensic evidence of guilt with no reasonable room for any doubt. Guilty on all counts. Lock the creep away for good.

[@Songbird1977jk]

I made it to minute 25. All I hear is "waaah wah waaaah wah waaah" Just like Charlie Brown's teacher. Good grief, this prosecutor needs to read bedtime stories, not closing arguments in a quadruple murder case.

[@adagamba7203]

Yup he’s definitely falling asleep can’t keep his eyes opened!!!!

[@squarehammer4619]

Let's see you sit there for hours and not fall asleep

[@jennifermariejoyce]

@@squarehammer4619 I wouldn’t fall asleep if I cared that I had been wrongly accused of this crime. I might if I just didn’t care.

[@marrietvisser6195]

Thank you COURT TV. You covered it well.

[@saturdayinthepark3379]

Court t.v. always do good work👍

[@IzzyMariel]

huh? they didn't even show the whole trial.

[@Hereforthisfoolery]

It’s barely covered… we saw like no witness testimony.. could have been a great trial to watch but nope…

[@psp4604]

Although the prosecutor's personality is not very compelling, she is not a professional TV actor. This is real life. Her closing statement was very well prepared, organized and detailed. She did a great job.

[@JonesJincyG1979]

She’s not very convincing! I’d have trouble staying awake too!

[@jennifermariejoyce]

The detailed evidence summary and timeline are extremely convincing.

[@virtualxella]

theres reasonable doubt for me. i couldn't confidently convict if i was a juror.

[@sheilae.9670]

Same here

[@tele68]

For starters, there apparently is no video of the crimes actually being committed. How do they know the guy in orange was even in on it?

[@gaylesmith2987]

The walls of Isaak’s new 6’x9’ home should be plastered with bloody photos of his victims, so that no matter where he looks, he’s forced to see them.

[@connieheitz8982]

Problem with that is he probably would look at them as though they were trophies. And with that he would enjoy them.

[@carolekrug6027]

Why didn’t the defense team call the ex of Robert’s girlfriend as a witness? Wasn’t he portrayed as jealous and violent? Was he investigated by police?

[@nancyfahey7518]

Something is very wrong. Have they proven that this guy was there? I'm not listening to slicing of necks when I don't believe this guy did it. I think the violent boyfriend did it.

[@davidhaney1394]

@@nancyfahey7518 well then you are wrong . The orange fibres are totally the nail in this guys coffin . He`s done .

[@snailbellonthetrail982]

The defense doesn't have to prove innocence or the case. Chad I. Is supposed to be presumed innocent . Js defense just brought many other suspects up to try an show doubt.

[@IzzyMariel]

you can be darn sure they would have if he didn't have an alibi.

[@Richard-hc6zj]

@@nancyfahey7518 does he have alibi for that morning?

[@diamondleigh7280]

I can't watch this, World WORST DA/PROSECUTOR I've ever seen 🙄! What, did she just Graduate from school 🤔? No one want to hear you read an ESSAY MA'AM 🙄! Yu DON'T SOUND SERIOUS AT ALL, UHH Have a seat and let someone else talk to the Jury! You're BORING! I can't listen to anymore of this 🙄! Why wasn't she STOPPED ugh

[@ACEKYNG_]

To be honest I was getting sleepy too. They had the wrong prosecutor close. The other lady was a little more fiery.

[@geralynbreault888]

When I see him in these videos as the different people talk I feel he is in fact replaying what he did as they tell the evidence… like I catch myself waiting for him to nod in agreement 😡

[@awright119021]

I saw him do it once when they were talking about the guy walking in with the cell phone on his clipboard before being murdered. But he could've been falling asleep or something because he looks out of it the whole time.

[@moderndaydrifter4672]

I have been on Chad's side till now, Chad was right when he wrote that this is the time of year you do stupid stuff. He was smart enough to leave his phone at home but failed to plan for all the other ways he could be tracked. As well any man that commits murder and still has the clothing and weapons in his possession 3 days later deserves to go to jail for the rest of his life. Enjoy your life long stay at club fed.

[@RD-ji6yc]

Court TV couldn’t have filmed the entire trial and out it in a playlist? How sloppy.

[@marynamurray9385]

Yes, I also noted that they don't stream live anymore and all recordings? Not sure what the reason is for this.

[@AisforAlibi1]

I wonder if they don't show the whole trial because a local channel was airing it on their website. Courttv used to be the bomb, now, not so much.

[@jimgriggy3257]

Makes it difficult to follow these trials because they only show portions of the trial, even though its obvious they have the cameras rolling for the whole day I'm pretty sure. And your right, they barely describe what your about to watch

[@lavonnecornellcollins8460]

@@AisforAlibi1 I couldn't find a local channel that aired it live, just pieces of it just like CourtTV.

[@itsjustlaurel1531]

I'm disappointed about that too.

[@gottabesometime6632]

Very personal on Mrs Cobb....

[@MeMyselfandI25]

Totally agree. They needed to look further into the victims pasts. The murderer was very angry at her.

[@lavonnecornellcollins8460]

Lots of grounds for an appeal if he's convicted. Them not even looking into anyone else, at all, is going to come back and bite them.

[@liftnd844]

To stab them so many times seems like a very personal long boiling hate for the victims not something just off hand like the prosecution says he just felt like killing people today

[@lavonnecornellcollins8460]

Exactly, like a disgruntled employee, a spurned ex husband, etc.

[@jennifermariejoyce]

They managed his trailer park. I don’t know why no one is talking about this fact. The new owner of the trailer park required some new dog policies, and it affected Isaac with his dog. He had Robert’s business card in his wallet. This wasn’t random.

[@diannedocherty3816]

Dr autopsy didn’t tell us anything we couldn’t figure out they died of gunshot and stabbing…homicide

[@awright119021]

What else would an autopsy tell you other than how they died?

[@corinadaschievici1925]

Defendant seem defeated! He's struggling to stay awake!

[@MissJaydeIMVU]

He is reliving each moment like a movie in his head

[@shireenbarry]

@@MissJaydeIMVU yes and he knows the story already………

[@jennifermariejoyce]

It’s exhausting being a murderer.

[@DaRkHoRsE-_-]

Bored af. Psycho s care less than others if at all 😾

[@sarahholt5575]

This prosecutor needs to keep the jury engaged with inflection in her voice etc…. I was about falling asleep… she has great content, but is a little to monotone

[@lindalee9177]

Should be able to explain without reading verbatim......not as engaging when just reading like from a book......

[@jimgriggy3257]

I would much rather watch a passionate prosecutor that walks around and is animated to draw attention, and can articulate the whole story without reading like this .this lady is just reading through as she don't have knowledge or any thoughts herself . This is the worst closing argument Ive ever seen

[@gena.sottile..HG..]

amazing ti hear it all in a story form wow what a moster

[@dariahughes5564]

Wasted so much time describing how they all died, DUH THEY WERE ALL SHOT N 2 STABBED. Their case is weak and zero motive, so they are trying to inflame the jury with horrific details. I still don't get how they found Isaak out of everyone to begin with. Just because he lived at apartment building they owned, and was at McDonald's that morning? I don't get it. Eyewitness saw the killer, but didn't identify this guy. Not to mention how prosecution is READING HER CLOSING!? Omfg that's so unprofessional and weak. She might just have gotten last few on jury to acquit! I have too much doubt. Legally, imo, not guilty!!

[@cambrie7946]

A great prosecution team that never thought in their young lives that they would ever face this kind of evil. And they did, with bonkers courage

[@documax123]

I've listened to it twice. Her style, even nervousness, slight falter at outset, transmits the gravity of the crime and this moment in the trial. Statement has gravitas, she has too. Tone & cadence as she goes through the evidence, details, also conveys the serious work they've done here, and serious attitude they've taken towards this case and trial. What they've thought out about it, challenges tried to meet, etc. Conveys their responsibilities. And the responsibility she's also got, been given here. She need accomplishes, and does, I think for their careers, their Office, the State, law practice, justice. And in a unique and high profile trial and case, a quadruple murder at a workplace - while ironically delivering the narrative and statement as if she was a good young parent reading, telling the story to a child in bed from the favorite book that kid's most compelled by. Superb job.

[@jennifermariejoyce]

She did great with SUCH a high-detail case. It’s intricate. She gets into more of a groove about midway, around the time he actually falls asleep. Sheesh.

[@documax123]

@@jennifermariejoyce yes, Jennifer,, she really did great. And he is one laid back guy. No pun intended if he's a chiropractor.

[@carolynhoechst3201]

Why did he murder these people so viciously?! 😳

[@funheaven88]

This lady is awful !

[@rosejr2614]

This is the worst prosecution closing arguments I’ve ever seen.

[@EllaHayaTV]

Right 🤦🏾‍♀️ it’s sooooo bad

[@rosejr2614]

@@EllaHayaTV the prosecutor lady sounds tired reading it off the paper.

[@klee4d]

I picture the jury nodding!

[@rosejr2614]

@@klee4d curious to see how the defense is going to be.

[@elizabethgrogan8553]

@@EllaHayaTV No it's not. It's an excellent summing up of all his errors and thinking he could get away with it. Too many kids watching these cases and hoping doping for instant gratification. Stick to in boxing your new nail products.

[@kellyhaney9852]

Why is she covering everything again... thought it was supposed to be closing arguments Not a poor recap of the whole trial

[@jamesb6216]

From my speech classes I took in college: "Tell the audience what you're going to say, say it; then tell them again what you've said." by Dale Carnegie.

[@handmade-everything9528]

I think that was kinda the point … I think to kinda dumb it down .. since the last few weeks have been so detailed

[@EllaHayaTV]

Right

[@ACEKYNG_]

That’s kind of the point of a closing argument to recap everything again for clarity.

[@handmade-everything9528]

Gotta make it stupid for ppl like me lol

[@chefjames3361]

I feel you Chad. The sheer boredom of being charged is enough to keep me on the straight and narrow.

[@agencyeditor8379]

Glad he was caught and that he’ll likely be convicted, but WHY do they ALWAYS keep their clothes, shoes, casings, knives?????

[@docktaphil]

It is possible that he suffered from PTS and lost track of the evidence he intended to hide and later dispose of. Other than that, he could have been keeping keepsakes of his proudest moment--never expecting to get caught.

[@DaRkHoRsE-_-]

@@docktaphil I think he may have expected it. Maybe he decided jail was easier than cracking backs? Lol

[@awright119021]

I think maybe he didn't expect to get caught so fast. Like maybe he was going to clean it all and then eventually get rid of it but then got caught before he could. If that girl at McDonald's hadn't called 911 and the patient of his being a cop that knew his truck, he would've had more time.

[@blakehague7296]

The cops were watching his house. He only had the morning it happened to discard evidence. Surprised they never found that gun barrel

[@lenedfm499]

this is among the weakest closing arguments Ive seen ,as if the prosecutor was reading it for the first time herself

[@melissaschreiber7]

Still what was this guy motive????

[@moxee33]

Sociopathy

[@joannelapadura6182]

@Greg Stamps what do you mean He had all the evidence at his house what do you mean by all that you don’t think he’s guilty it’s creams guilty

[@snailbellonthetrail982]

All prosecution can do is list what law enforcement found as evidence . She can't tell a story really without a motive. The circumstances / timeline etc.. does fit to Chad. But you never know what a jury may do. I'd say guilty but we shall wait an see.😉

[@jennifermariejoyce]

The state isn’t required to show or prove motive. She’s telling the story of what the evidence shows happened that day on a timeline. That’s what she’s supposed to do.

[@tele68]

It would be more accurate to say the evidence appears to point to Chad's pickup. They haven't proven it was him driving it that day.

[@jennifermariejoyce]

@@tele68 And his clothes/shoes, which were on his body, hence are directly connecting him to the dead bodies who were shot with the same amount of bullets as shell casings in a sock in his closet, which match the dismantled gun that they found in his freezer. I could go on…

[@XtraSpirit]

Reading from the script? Surely she knows this case inside out, enough to glance at her notes when need to. It’s the ultimate in laziness.

[@craftycat7]

💤💤💤 come on! This is not a good closing argument🤦🏼‍♀️

[@douglasd327]

She got a d in law school. Too much partying

[@ladyviva7500]

The closing is rubbish. No presentation slides. It sounds like she is reading a chapter from the bible at a Sunday mass.

[@madobee1]

@@ladyviva7500 Your comment is about the State’s 2nd closing argument; there were plenty of slides & pix in her initial closing.

[@ladyviva7500]

@@madobee1 ...... Fair enough, but her method of delivery is boring.

[@Kpz21]

@@ladyviva7500 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Hereforthisfoolery]

I had to start and stop constantly. Her reading is so flat.. they should have had someone else do this closing. Way too much info with this delivery. Also disappointed we couldn’t watch the entire trial as this evidence was presented so it’s not all in a jumble like this. Hard to watch

[@organiccher64]

Guilty..guilty...guilty..evil..evil..evil

[@MNms-ny1gl]

Here's a possible motive for this crime: this was a revenge killing by someone who was very very angry with one or more of these people, and the good doctor was paid by someone to commit it. The person checking for ID would want proof he had murdered the person(s) he was hired to murder. He would also be paid handsomely for a crime that nobody could attribute a motive to and then set free. Remember Hitchcock's "Strangers on a Train" which was then remade as a comedy in, "Throw Mama from the Train" . . . "criss-cross". Question is, where is the money, and if Isaak was the gun-for-hire, who hired him?

[@Hoffmanpack]

God hired him in his mind. You read his note, he thought he was killing evil people. No motive nessicary only false thought that leads to hate and he is a warrior for good. Like a Jesus complex thinks he can decide who to send to God or whatever.

[@MNms-ny1gl]

​@Captain Dan If he was hired to kill, and he gets the death penalty my money says he will sing like the fat lady, but not until he's sure his goose is cooked.

[@KaylaVandal]

@@Hoffmanpack I've found myself thinking, this can't be the first time he has murdered. So I looked up different types of serial killers, seems like a big reach at glance, but the description of a Mission-Orientated serial killer was extremely interesting for those folks who have seen the full trial. Check that term out and let me know what your thoughts are

[@diamondleigh7280]

This Prosecutor is LAZY AF 🙄!! So annoying.....

[@angelbabesuz1612]

He is struggling to keep his eyes open, must be the guilt not letting him sleep at night!!!! Evil psychopath!

[@KimberlyAnnMaria]

Great job!!

[@asamatteroffact9247]

This Prosecutor is horrible; she doesn't even pause at the correct moments and pauses when there should be no pause. Most prosecutors know their closing arguments by heart. Was she partying all night and woke and realized she had a closing to do like a college student trying to take an exam without studying?

[@kellyhaney9852]

What have we learned? Don't shop at Walmart, dont drive through your town

[@OoMASEoO]

How about "don't murder people"?! 🙄

[@corinadaschievici1925]

Is he struggling to stay awake or what?

[@klee4d]

I know I am! Lol

[@Roozy_Persepolis]

I think the closing statement should have been either the guy or the other lady.

[@Victoria_2005]

He knows he's going to prison

[@jennifermariejoyce]

Yes, I agree.

[@Gawddess]

If he is innocent, he knew the killer. All the evidence in his house

[@tracygieseke4881]

I'm stuck on trying to figure out why he did it. I know we don't have to know why but of course I want too.

[@winstonsmith8597]

Why does Court TV broadcast say it’s live and there’s a different attorney speaking , turn on this that says it’s live is not matching up

[@winstonsmith8597]

@Linda Pietrasz We may have fallen into a time warp and I have lost all sense of reality due to this

[@SavingOurRepublic]

@@winstonsmith8597 And no one is wearing a mask? Weird

[@SavingOurRepublic]

This looks to be pre pandemic

[@winstonsmith8597]

@@SavingOurRepublic I’m not sure anymore

[@SavingOurRepublic]

@@winstonsmith8597 Can't be live. No way the powers that be would allow the unmasked 😳 Time warp

[@RadhE-ug6on]

Still not convinced

[@austinhansen9079]

Defense counsel actually had a fantastic closing argument. They destroyed the truck, knife, clothing and shoe ID’s completely. They did a lot on the DNA match with the three week gap of no chain of custody but they should have drilled down harder on a specific scenario that could have caused the contamination. He will be convicted in less than 24 hours I believe but Defense fought as hard as possible. That chain of custody gap isn’t good practice at all.

[@bigpuppa7789]

Keep the faith. I believe he will be found not guilty. I still have hope in our jurors.

[@bigpuppa7789]

@Greg Stamps they have all resources available to them, for free, and this is all the “presumptive” evidence they could find. Kind of like the “presumptive” blood that was never tested to make sure it’s blood. Haha

[@Breamarie17]

He’s experiencing PTSD flashbacks of the crime, you can tell be his expressions and how he blinks and comes back to the court room from his head flashbacks. He’s also giving small head nods affirming that she is right with her analysis of the crime scene at those specific points in the crime description

[@jennifermariejoyce]

He’s falling asleep over and over, and trying to fight it by taking drinks of water. He doesn’t show any signs of anxiety, or panic, which he would if he were experiencing flashbacks. He’s bored and doesn’t care.

[@Breamarie17]

He literally nods his head at parts he knows to be true as she’s telling the story. I know high people and tired people and he doesn’t exhibit any signs of either. He experiences flashbacks, and yes he may be tired but he’s for sure experiencing flashbacks and affirming parts of the story he knows to be true.

[@Kkayoodle]

He just did this to try n get away with the perfect murder? What a narcissist

[@shireenbarry]

I don’t know whether the Prosecution Closing Argument is good or not …………but she’s got me convinced.

[@longhorn9541]

What a creepy ff

[@maryruggiero2884]

isn't there any way to analyze a person's gait? the one in the video seems pretty distinctive. it's so hard for me to believe mr Isaak was nodding off during the state's closing statement! was he sleepy or bored? does anyone have a guess at what he's thinking the jury will decide?

[@shireenbarry]

GUILTY …………

[@AisforAlibi1]

I know the police in the Missy Bevers case would love to know there's a way to analyze a person's gait. They have zilch to go on except for footage of the killer walking all over a church.

[@jennifermariejoyce]

I think he’s already given up.

[@maryruggiero2884]

@@jennifermariejoyce i can't tell if he's being cocky or disheartened...i think there is enough evidence to convict him...what do you think about the evidence?

[@jennifermariejoyce]

@@maryruggiero2884 There’s so much circumstantial evidence, it looks overwhelming to me. Everyone is saying there’s no motive, but RGR managed Isaac’s mobile home park, and they had implemented some dog policy that affected him. I haven’t figured out those details, but that looks like potential motive. The fiber evidence is inexplicable. I bet the jury comes back in short order.

[@tammyduff5637]

I’d be willing to bet the motive has something to do with the women Robert was having an affair with

[@lavonnecornellcollins8460]

I've been wondering if it had to do with the woman killed in the office. She was brutalized more, almost decapitated. I can't say Chad did this but it seems like her injuries were more severe.

[@KaylaVandal]

I've had that exact thought!

[@tele68]

@@lavonnecornellcollins8460 But they say he had to check her ID to know who she even was.

[@lavonnecornellcollins8460]

@@tele68 Could have done that to throw investigators off his trail, if he even did it. I would like to know if he had GPS attached to his truck showing where his truck was and when. That's a big help in other cases.

[@PurpleLiquid-]

I have to pinch myself to make sure I am hearing what I am hearing I cannot understand how mankind can be so evil calculated heartless and wicked he is the living devil

[@lucanolallo1776]

Maybe he was just sick of it all and going nowhere. Mad looking guy.

[@mr.deuses2667]

idk... all the blood at scene but nothing founc on him, truck, or clothing? Hung jury is my prediction

[@deborahhegarty791]

Looks like Chad is a bit uncomfortable hearing what he did to these poor people.

[@bigpuppa7789]

Yet, if he didn’t look solemn, you would be saying he looked smug and not remorseful for “what he did” am I right?

[@jennifermariejoyce]

My guess is that he’s uncomfortably aware that the camera is pointed right at him. I highly doubt he cares about what he did. He’s passing out at the table.

[@awright119021]

So this prosecutor is already speaking slow as crap and the court reporter is yelling out "can you slow down please"?? Everyone saying it sounds boring should be looking at the court reporter that can't even keep up with slow reading.

[@gena.sottile..HG..]

remember the smurk he had at the start of this trail

[@VictoriaGirlBC]

The only useful purpose this closing has is to listen to when going to sleep. You’ll be out in 2 minutes flat.

[@sarahholt5575]

What was his motive ???

[@klee4d]

The guy is creepy as heck but I've not seen or heard anything that would cause me to vote him guilty 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@logankienzlefishing1573]

Really? I’m pretty in the air about it. But the victims dna in his vehicle and his clothing fibers all over them seems pretty damming. I will say I’m glad I’m not on the jury !

[@lavonnecornellcollins8460]

@@logankienzlefishing1573 You might want to listen to that portion again.

[@dawnegan3984]

Did he have any reason I know thier no good reason murder

[@shaneomailey3452]

Jealousy. 1, of the men, that he killed, had an affair, with his ex-wife.

[@KimberlyAnnMaria]

Personally, I think he saw himself as an avenger against supposed offenses of RJR.

[@squarehammer4619]

@@shaneomailey3452 that's not true

[@shaneomailey3452]

@@KimberlyAnnMaria What offenses?

[@shaneomailey3452]

@@squarehammer4619 How do you know?

[@OoMASEoO]

I wonder if the office dynamic alone was the driving force. Like, if they were always boisterous, joking, going on trips, not really working, and buddying up to the owners, maybe that annoyed him or made him jealous. Of course I have no idea how the office dynamic was, just brainstorming.

[@jennifermariejoyce]

He didn’t work at the business he shot up. He was a chiropractor.

[@pamearriola5305]

That pickup truck from the security tape is not even the same one as his. His pickup truck has chrome handles. The one in the security tape has black handles… 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@rosepetals6563]

Just watching Chad he's got GUILT, GUILT, GUILT written all over his DISGUSTING😝Mug, But then again between his guilt & listening to the tiring tone of her voice WOOOOW im Exhausted😳dont get me wrong she didn't handle this case to bad i just like the attorney's that yell😁

[@subzero-ou6vg]

They got the wrong person

[@myhumbleopinion3067]

This guy has done this before. He doesn’t look like any type of professional person. He just looks weird.

[@lukewarme9121]

Only a fool would keep their murder clothes and weapons. Why not steal a vehicle to commit these murders? Is Chad Issac really this stupid or did the government look for, and set-up, the first scapegoat?

[@Badgerlife]

Innocent man sent to prison and is now dead, hummm suspicious much?

[@elliebellie7816]

Old news....dude was found GUILTY.

[@steveskrobot9496]

This guy is delusional, and therefore he is TOAST!

[@robertnugent293]

O ye isent the jury the ones who normally nod off...lol...wake up man ye in court...😂😂

[@barbmurray1821]

Death penalty

[@Amaldonado8946]

This closing is awful but I think he’s done

[@Hoffmanpack]

Done as toast already on fire for 5 mins.