Elley Mae
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IMO, she will never be called.
You know I am wondering if what she would have to say would be considered "2nd hand" or "hearsay" info.:waitasec:
IMO, she will never be called.
If he is the lawyer with the great track record and ethics that I keep reading about in the news and hearing on the television, letting something just slip might tell me he is being given too much credit for his professionalism. You can't put the tooth paste back in the tube no matter how many apologies to the court he made. He named not only a witness, but a 15 year old minor witness. NO slip. Intentional in my opinion. Because what happened? It took off over the internet. :nono: Sly like a fox he is.
What makes you think he was not in touch with his family while in jail. He bought phone minutes while in jail. I doubt they were for MOM.
Prosecutors are not allowed to make public comments on TV as far as I know.
They still put up 10k. Why would they do that if they had 200k sitting in a fund somewhere. And before someone comes out with 'cover up', that coverup lasted all of 48 hours between the time they put up 10k for bond and when he told his lawyer about the money.
I think it was big of GZ to offer an apology, whether it is viewed as condolences or not, to people who spent the prior 50 days calling him a racist and a cold blooded murderer in front of the entire free world - people who continue to call him both at churches, rallies, and press conferences. People who said nothing when a $10,000 bounty was put on his head.
What we do know, according to witnesses and has never been disputed by Crump or his clients, is TM was on top of GZ refusing to let him retreat. Just as one might feel GZ had no right to shoot TM, TM had no right to hold someone down who was begging for help. I think it was mighty big of GZ to swallow his pride and give condolences to the parents. I can agree with everyone in this regard, I wish he hadn't wasted his time.
JMO
I haven't seen the jail logs to know who he did and did not speak too. Have they been released yet?
There is no doubt in my mind that MOM will eventually file a motion for SYG later on in this case.
The SYG has a very important feature. It will protect his client from civil law suits in the future. And since I expect there will be quite some serious dough rolling in for GZ and MOM from anonymous donors, that money needs to be protected from outside attacks..
MOM is quite of different caliber than JB. He is smart and slick. It has been very interesting so far to watch him in action. GZ is lucky, indeed , to have him as a lawyer.
Appearances? I would think GZ has paid them back anything it cost him. He can afford it, imo.
A self serving condolences which inflicts further pain on the family does not make a person courageous. But rather shows the true test of a person's social and moral failings. MOO
BBM
Yes, and I'm sure it was merely coincidence that he moved out of his home and went "underground" immediately following the shooting.
What makes you think he was not in touch with his family while in jail. He bought phone minutes while in jail. I doubt they were for MOM.
Coincidentally? I would move too if a group of radicals were at the front gate of your community announcing a $10,000 bounty? Heck, I wouldn't even worry about my toothbrush, I'd be out of there.
He moved after getting death threats due to the media lying about the 911 call to make him look racist, and even worse, a nation incensed over this picture:
Actually....No, I did not sleuth her. I came across a blog that examined in detail what she was doing during certain key events, and how certain things (actually a lot of things) do not add up. It has nothing do do with her as a person, nothing bad against her, no "dirt", just timeline types of things. <modsnip>
I, along with thousands, have known her name for over a month...it was all over the Internet after Crump's appearance on ABC. Many people here have never heard it because, and with good reason, minors are not to be sleuthed.
JMO
I guess I just think the state has enough power, I personally think the jury is quite capable of listening to evidence without being tainted by somone's opinion on tv prior to a case starting.
Something is bad wrong in my view if the state can't convince a jury someone is guilty with all the money and resources they have to do so. All my opinion of course.
I think defense attorneys are very important to our system. I'm sure some push the rules and some don't follow them, just like prosecutors do.
Ima
But you have to understand, Emeralgem, that this is just based on your perspective.
There is a group of people out there that believes that the state's case is all smoke and mirrors, and that the prosecution of GZ is just for show.
I know we do not sleuth minors on this board, but maybe take a look at what else was happening in the life of the person that TM was talking to last. Really evaluate what is out there and then ask yourself if you think this person will ever take the stand. I wish I could go into more detail.
A self serving condolences which inflicts further pain on the family does not make a person courageous. But rather shows the true test of a person's social and moral failings. MOO
Here is a thought: O'Mara honestly does not want the case tried in the media. I have no problem believing him on that.To be fair, O'Mara has done more than his fair share of quacking.
All the while proclaiming he doesn't want the case tried in the media.