Yep. I have that, too, and nearly died from pulmonary embolisms in both lungs in 2015. I was increasingly out of breath after minor exertion for about a month before being hospitalized in the nick of time. I’m assuming that would be the normal progression, not from perfectly healthy one minute and dying the next. We don’t know about any symptoms like mine in Alex’s case, do we?
Religion plays a role: sacred vows, “‘til death do us part,” “for time and all eternity,” etc. can cause people to stay in a marriage — even a brief, troubled one — beyond reason.
Give it up Mark-- you were booted from the case so that LVD could have a qualified and experienced attorney --
I believe it was stated that Alex was also increasingly breathless leading up to his collapse. He was also possibly under great stress, which wouldn't have helped. His comment to Zulema about thinking he was going to be their fall guy suggests he was working out he'd been used, and was potentially in big, big trouble.
I also think Boyce would have dropped JJ’s charge if it had not been so obviously a clerical error AND in part of the indictment that was not allowed to be amended.
If that's the case, and that's how they testify, Game Over!
Thanks! I missed (or forgot) that.
Didn't seem to mean much when it came to either of their spouses they'd both just divorced, lol.
He sure was - and now there is a very special future waiting for him!
He also blamed Lori's new attorneys for absence of proper defense in her case, insinuating a conspiracy.Give it up Mark-- you were booted from the case so that LVD could have a qualified and experienced attorney --
and also an attorney who did not lawyer up with both
defendents = conflict of interest !!
Sheesh
Let it go, man !!!
Judge kicks defense attorney Mark Means off of Vallow's case
A district judge in the case against Lori Vallow ruled Tuesday that her attorney of nearly two years can no longer represent her.www.idahostatejournal.com
Do you think he has the hots for Lori or got sucked into some idea that she's a victim?
IMO he thinks that the prosecution, the court and the defense were all in cahoots at Lori's expense (influenced by the church), so in that sense he sees her as a victim of the corrupt system. He's especially critical of RW. I don't remember MM blaming Chad and I doubt he fancies Lori. It was suggested before that he has a white knight syndrome. His past clients were satisfied with his zealous representation. Even without the conflict of interest, and working for free, IMO he could not compensate for his lack of experience in criminal cases.
Chad told Audrey that she was Jesus' wife in a previous probation, so yes, she was naive. When she visited Lori in Rexburg in November (when Lori allegedly threatened her), she must have noticed the absence of Lori's children. There's a chance she knew why they were gone. She never testified about asking her.
Who is RW? I would agree with him about a Mormon conspiracy to protect the reputation of that cult. It's not like this is first spin off cult of that church, either. Nevertheless, Lori is guilty as hell and responsible for her own actions, delusional or not. When you say white knight syndrome I think of Ian. Perhaps they're similar personalities.
