[Devil_Anse]

Well, sorry, but I don't care what other posters I offend, I'm going to have to join the ranks of people who ask: "WHEN has this highly-touted expert, Dr. Henry Lee, EVER made a difference in a case?" He's so equivocal about literally everything. It's all a game, and even with his many degrees and his years of testifying (um, what DOES a person LEARN about his field by testifying, btw?), he resembles a traveling medicine show. His whole manner is a disgraceful cheapening of his obviously thorough and high-level education.

[RGSpincich]

Yeah, his fortune cookie dialect gets old after a while. Especially when you realize it's a show.

[Yaelle]

Missuh Anseh, it may be twue dat mi edukashuh vewy thorough buh equivocah is how I make mos' my money. Muh easier to be equivocah, dat way my word go eeder way, i get paid fruh whichevah side want me mos'. I spend my time in business classes. I skip mah Engrish classes. You can say wut you wan', I do pwitty well.

[Canadian Outrage]

You hit that one outta the park Dev.!! Couldn't have said it better myself. That is the way I see it too. Henry Lee is "overrated" not because he doesn't have lots of credentials and lots of Knowledge. However, he has chosen, it would appear, to take the low road in his testifying at trials. These are serious cases, they don't need some rediculous antics to get the point. I find NOthing funny about spitting up ketchup to attempt to produce a blood spatter pattern. I am sure that was extremely distasteful to all in the Michael Peterson case.