I usually am in alignment with you, but I do veer off here in regards to RA’s possession of discovery.
Per D (motion to modify sakekeeping) and D (response) the discovery was dropped off on March 24th for RA’s review, but it was not given to RA before his confession on April 3rd
D claims as of April 3 he had not received the discovery they had left for him to review and NMc states Westville had made attempts to reach out to D for permission on how to handle.
Although NMc doesn’t verify that this evidence was withheld from RA until after his confession he also doesn’t state D’s timeline is untrue.
I think RA had been benefiting from the benefit of the doubt from guard and other prisoners that he may have been innocent. But on March 24th proof was now at the prison that he wasn’t. I think RA got very nervous that the proof would become general population knowledge.
I do believe he geniunely confessed to his wife. I also believe he had all intentions of begging for a deal but the defense has stars in their eyes. I think his defense has a bigger game they are playing. One they involves book deals and Netflix specials. The longer they drag this out and more sensational it becomes, then the more famous and successful they become. Doesn’t matter if they get their client off.
jMO
Emergency Motion to modify safekeeping ( section i) states
Attorneys for Mr.Allen delivered nearly 1,000 pages of police reports to Mr.Allen on Friday, March 24th,2023, with intention of seeking their client’s cooperation in his own defense. As of Monday, April 3rd 2023, said information has yet to be provided to Mr. Allen.
Richard Allen's attorneys say his jail conditions are 'akin to that of prisoner of war'
States response to motion for emergency modification. Sections 10 & 11:
10. That it is true that the defense dropped of paperwork for the defendant to review and the facility did hang on to the paperwork until they heard from the defense attorneys as to how the paperwork should be handled.
11. The representatives from the facility attempted to contact defense counsel for several days in a row to determine if the paperwork should be given to the defendant in his cell or if the defendant should be brought to a different location to review the paperwork.
https://fox59.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/21/2023/06/DelphiDocumentsCombined.pdf