2016.02.26 Mark D. Sievers: ***ARREST*** GJ charged with Murder in the 1st Degree #2

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So, he had shoulder problems but could help Jerry? Bullcrap.
 
SurfieTX said:
So, he had shoulder problems but could help Jerry? Bullcrap.
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Agree. Bring a gun if you have shoulder problems.

Why travel that far to blunt force trauma a person?

So let me guess. His shoulder problems caused her more pain while he could have simply used a gun.

Unless. Maybe Mark said no gun. I want her to suffer as well as your shoulder.

So imo. Mark told Cww how he wanted it done. Or at least not to shoot her so the neighbors don't wake up.

Idk.

But i truly think that Mark didn't care about the how. Jmo.

And this is why Mark is about to start fighting for his life.

But in all honesty. Death row in Florida isn't actually death since it takes 30 years.

But the 23 hr a day lock down is good enough. Jmo.
 
SurfieTX said:
So, he had shoulder problems but could help Jerry? Bullcrap.
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Surfie thank you for reminding all of us regarding Jerry's interviews about CWW let us not forget he was able to fix and build things for him Bet his shoulder did not hurt then
 
mikeinmo said:
Surfie thank you for reminding all of us regarding Jerry's interviews about CWW let us not forget he was able to fix and build things for him Bet his shoulder did not hurt then
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His shoulder was absolutely fine when he helped pick up his <modsnip> bride at the reception in the park, huh? And that was just 8 weeks before the murder! I think we should be allowed to post that photo, now as proof he is capable of wielding a <modsnip>....you know it is more relevant than just "verbal affirmations" from JL or the owner of the mobile home park, where he performed car repairs.
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Sam Smink &#8207;@samsminkTV [video=twitter;747469959903776772]https://twitter.com/samsminkTV/status/747469959903776772[/video] Mark Sievers' attorneys file motion to strike SAO's intent to seek the death penalty. #winknews
 
lauriej said:
Sam Smink &#8207;@samsminkTV [video=twitter;747469959903776772]https://twitter.com/samsminkTV/status/747469959903776772[/video] Mark Sievers' attorneys file motion to strike SAO's intent to seek the death penalty. #winknews
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Ooh, another attempt of MS to get information before trial.
 
Wonder where the attorneys are getting their info. MS and JR were arraigned on May 9th so the 45 day deadline to file for the DP was met. On 2/18/16 the Fl legislature enacted
changes to the DP per the Supreme Courts ruling. Law on requiring aggravating circumstances are as follows although they have amended Jr's and may amend Ms's:


Notice of Intent to Seek the Death Penalty
The Florida Rules of Criminal Procedure require the state to give notice to the defendant of its intent to seek the death penalty within 45 days from the date of arraignment.
9 The rule does not require that any further information be conveyed in the notice; however, Florida has broad pretrial discovery and if the defendant elects to participate in the discovery process, the state&#8217;s evidence against him or her will become known through that process.
There is no statutory requirement that the aggravating factors upon which the state intends to rely in seeking death be enumerated before the state&#8217;s evidence is presented at trial or the sentencing phase.
 
Todalu said:
Wonder where the attorneys are getting their info. MS and JR were arraigned on May 9th so the 45 day deadline to file for the DP was met. On 2/18/16 the Fl legislature enacted
changes to the DP per the Supreme Courts ruling. Law on requiring aggravating circumstances are as follows although they have amended Jr's and may amend Ms's:


Notice of Intent to Seek the Death Penalty
The Florida Rules of Criminal Procedure require the state to give notice to the defendant of its intent to seek the death penalty within 45 days from the date of arraignment.
9 The rule does not require that any further information be conveyed in the notice; however, Florida has broad pretrial discovery and if the defendant elects to participate in the discovery process, the state&#8217;s evidence against him or her will become known through that process.
There is no statutory requirement that the aggravating factors upon which the state intends to rely in seeking death be enumerated before the state&#8217;s evidence is presented at trial or the sentencing phase.
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Thank you for that information! :) Amazing how the defense continues to try to bamboozle the court.

A partial listing of my definitions of Aggravating Factors (as if murder wasn't enough sheesh)

Paying anyone to destroy the mother of your children
Paying your lifelong best friend to destroy the mother of your children
Manipulating someone to destroy the mother of your children
Lying about your part being the creator of the plan destroy the mother of your children
Lying about your part in planning to destroy the mother of your children
The extended time period preparing destroy the mother of your children
Identity theft of the mother of your children for sexual and/or financial purposes
includes cell phone manipulation:
spoofing another phone to mislead people into believing communications and diary entries are from another person (the mother of your children)
Involving your children to bolster other people's opinion of what a great dad and husband you are by taking notes the girls have written so you can place them in her luggage for LE to discover

NO REMORSE
 
Todalu said:
Wonder where the attorneys are getting their info. MS and JR were arraigned on May 9th so the 45 day deadline to file for the DP was met. On 2/18/16 the Fl legislature enacted
changes to the DP per the Supreme Courts ruling. Law on requiring aggravating circumstances are as follows although they have amended Jr's and may amend Ms's:


Notice of Intent to Seek the Death Penalty
The Florida Rules of Criminal Procedure require the state to give notice to the defendant of its intent to seek the death penalty within 45 days from the date of arraignment.
9 The rule does not require that any further information be conveyed in the notice; however, Florida has broad pretrial discovery and if the defendant elects to participate in the discovery process, the state&#8217;s evidence against him or her will become known through that process.
There is no statutory requirement that the aggravating factors upon which the state intends to rely in seeking death be enumerated before the state&#8217;s evidence is presented at trial or the sentencing phase.
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Based on checking the statutes, it seems like this was the OLD rule, but notice of aggravating factors is now required (as of March 7, 2016). I would imagine a procedural change like this would apply even to cases filed before March 7, but I haven't looked into that specifically.
 
Mark Sievers seeks to have government agency cover trial costs

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Lawyers for Sievers were scheduled to ask a Lee County Circuit Court judge Monday to declare their client "indigent for costs" or unable to pay for certain expenses associated with the trial. Doing so would allow Sievers to have his trial costs covered by the Justice Administrative Commission, a taxpayer-funded organization that provides administrative services on behalf of judicial related entities.

The hearing had to be cancelled because Sievers' defense team needed more time and was missing "one more document," said Antonio Faga, a private lawyer representing Sievers.

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The Justice Administrative Commission could cover trial fees and costs, including transcript costs, depositions and private investigators.

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An affidavit attached to the motion shows that Sievers' lawyers have agreed to represent him for $20,000 and that Sievers' family has paid his legal fees in full. It also states that Sievers has "no access to funds to pay for any costs of litigation."

http://www.naplesnews.com/story/new...government-agency-cover-trial-costs/87525846/
 
"Doing so would allow Sievers to have his trial costs covered by the Justice Administrative Commission, a taxpayer-funded organization that provides administrative services on behalf of judicial related entities."

So WE will pay for his defense? Disgusting.
 
That American Disabilities Act is on ALL filings,, so anyone with a disability knows to notify the courts ahead of the hearing so they can be ready. Has nothing to do with Mark.

According to the website https://matrix.leeclerk.org/ he is scheduled to back in court on Aug 3rd. at 1:30 for motion of disclosure of grand jury testimony, and motion to strike state's notice of intent to seek death penalty. 3 hrs allotted by the court.
 
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