This is pretty amazing to me as I had Ms. Dossett as a nursing instructor at UTK and she was one of the best instructors I had while at UT. I guess it just goes to show she definitely has a different side to her.

This is an intriguing case to keep up with. Does anyone know if CourtTV or any local station will carry the upcoming trial of Leath's murder.

Her daughters seem to have been very successful. This case is fascinating and she certainly seems suspect. I was not even sure if Pedigo was still alive, his involvement makes it more interesting.

What even happened to our Constitutional right to a speedy and fair trial? If the Dossett Laeth case has been dragging on for years . . . why? Sounds like there isn't a very good case. Often when the press smells a story, it is because it has already smelling because of corruption by the media. As far as not talking to the press, after seeing the negative innuendo comments in Bbeanster's Blog, I would find it hard to consider that person less than objective, so why would I consider even talking to them. To continue nearly daily harassment is to me cruel and inhumane. I thought the laws in America considered someone innocent until proven guilty . . . ooops sorry, I forgot, except in the eyes of the press. Either prosecute the lady or quit and go home.

People are inocent until provent guilty. Watch Richard Fisher in court. He is all "smoke and mirrors", no facts, just alot of ranting and raving.

Remember, jury service is an honor and as such should be taken seriously. Too many jury's this day and age rely on emotion and not facts to decide a case. Emotion is not a reason to return a guilty verdict, only evidence and its got to be more than Richard Fisher's "smoke and mirrors" routine.

Good Luck Raynella

I know I'm sounding like the families/friends of other alleged killers, but I cannot believe that Raynella would EVER do something like this. I was a nursing student at UT and Raynella was my clinical instructor for several semesters. She was in fact elected our class favorite and she spoke at our graduation/pinning ceremony. I gave the speech introducing her and remember how much I admired and respected her as a student. She actually kept our class motivated and helped us through difficult times as young nursing students in a not so user friendly nursing curriculum.
You are going to have to prove to me that she did this because I'm on her side at this time 100 percent.
May justice, whatever that turns out to be, be served.