2011.05.27 TRIAL Day Four (Afternoon Session)

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I am just really looking forward to reaching the point JB is trying to make. I am just so curious as to what he is trying to lead to, here.
 
This looks bad. I'm not saying I believe GA was involved, but this whole '3 day Amscott' thing is driving me crazy. How would SB know this??
 
JB is going nowhere with this line of questioning.
 
HHJP: let's return the jury.

JB: May I have the witness stand down?

HHJP: yes

JB: tow yard receipt (Jose is having George write something on a board on an easel. You have heard mr Birch's testimony...

HHJP: let him finish the question.

JB: you are aware the letter was sent from the tow yard around the fourth of july

I will say yes

JB: that would have arrived on ?

HHJP: speculation sustained

JB: the tow yard is roughly a mile from your home

yes

JB: do you know how long it take a letter to get to you when it is mailed?

I have no idea

JB: you cannot assist the jury in how long it takes a letter to get to your house. You testified Cindy found the letter.

yes

JB: were was it placed?

at our front door

JB: were exactly on the front door?

I don't know, I didn't see exactly but in the screne.

JB: you never used that door?

no, we don't

JB: you couldn't see the notice from the street?

no

JB: just that one piece of paper, orange?

it is yellowish

JB: it is you who usually gets the mail?

yes

JB: Cindy works late and comes home in the eve?

yes

JB: you are home all day and leave in the afternoon

2:00 or so

JB: you testifed your work was a few miles away?

?

JB: you pick up the mail

I have no control when mail is delivered, I have no control.

JB: I didn't ask that, I asked if you pick up the mail?

yes

JB: problems with the post office they not delivering to you?

no

JB: this entire week...were you home that week?

my wife was on vaca, as far as going to the front door I don't do that.

JB: you spent every night on hopespring that entire week.

yes

JB: that entire week all you got is one notice.

I don't remember all the mail we got that week.

JB: all you got is one notice, you didn't get a second notice?

not in evidence
sustained

JB: you never received a second notice from the post office

sustained

JB: are you aware if a second notice arrived? third?

no

JB: are you aware if you received a final notice

JA: not in evidence

sustained

JA: not in evidence

overruled

JB: are you aware if you received any final notice? any other notices at your home?

no

JB: so the only notice that was delivered was one notice.

yes

JB: you can clearly see the front door of your home from the street.

yes

JB: it is not in a corner

we have a c shaped home our front door is set in

JB: you can see the front door if you are standing in the driveway?

yes

JB: when you testified on direct I never heard you say you called amscot did you sir?

I was never asked that question.

JB: I am asking you now.

(skip)

JB: did you call birch to let him know you called amscot

correct

JB: mr birch could not have known you knew it was there for three days? Did you tell mr birch that the car had been there for three days?

no

JB: you testified you went home and were waiting for Cindy to meet you at the tow yard?

yes

JB: you took gas cans because that is what you do

past experience told me to take gas and id

JB: what tow yard have you been to pick up a car?

through a family business, a friend I am very knowledgable on what to do.

JB: so you just thought...was it a lucky guess?

objection
sustained

JB: it was a fortunate guess that the car was out of gas

objection
sustained
 
Geez. It's like watching someone cheezy pretending to be a lawyer in a bad movie.
 
Good job keeping your cool GA. JB's just trying to get him to show anger.
 
Mr Birch did say some of his recollection was from the news and not completely sure where he heard certain things such as the pizza box or if he had really saw the pizza box so possibly could have heard about the car being at Amscot for three days the news and not from GA.
 
You've got to be kidding me!

"Past experiences told me to take gas cans to the tow yard"

"So, it was just a lucky guess you took the gas cans?"

AAAAHHHHHHHH!!!!!!
 
JB is being a bully. Even though he knows he's skating on thin ice, he knows the jury will remember even though they are suppose to forget.
 
Objection, sustained, objection sustained, objection, sustained.....I'll move on judge... JB is such a weasel.
 
What's the big deal about George not getting the notice? It's not that unusual. We used to live in a house where we almost never used the front door, and this was fairly common. FWIW, if I DID see something I might not have rushed to go get it, assuming is was a pizza coupon or something. Irresponsible, i know;) haha.


Baez is on this ice with JP with this lucky guess stuff...he'd better cut it out. Looks bad to the jury to get those three "sustained" and admonished from the judge in that tone.
 
This looks bad. I'm not saying I believe GA was involved, but this whole '3 day Amscott' thing is driving me crazy. How would SB know this??

Because of news reports! he just thought GA told him that!
 
JB is not going to score ANY points with the jury when he is told over and over that the objection is sustained, yet keeps "going there".
 
Why doesn't the State or the Judge or someone with some sense stop this? It is so juvenile and so ill prepared, and so bad. The DT is so incompetent it is unbelievable. I can't stand it. jmo
 
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