In response to Ironwork's post #18. Copy and pasted highlighted sections from my post, in which you quoted within my post. Respectfully...to make it more simplified and easier to respond to your questions, please use the appropriate functions when quoting others posts. TIA.
The "portions" taking out of context. HTH.
Me:
remaining loyal to dm.
Ironworker: why would bd be "remaining loyal to dm"? He only met him briefly a few times and testified that he didn't like him. Makes no sense imo
Me:
jar of pellets on a table),
Ironworker: what does a jar of pellets have to do with a real handgun? Are you suggesting tb was murdered with a pellet gun?
Me:
I'm banking on mm to blow this case wide open with truths and clarity.
Ironworker: so far, you refuse to believe a single word anyone involved with dm or ms has said in court. Why on earth do you expect mm to be the one you will believe?
Correct, I should have only implied HM as being loyal to DM.
Adam Carter ‏@AdamCarterCBC Apr 7
"Lets go through your statements to show how many lies you tell and how much you protect Mr. Millard," Dungey says.
Why would you assume that is what I was meaning? Did I indicate anywhere in my post TB was shot with a pellet gun...or anyone else for that matter? If you read my full statement, MH claimed on the stand,
"I never once in my life ever thought Dellen to be serious with guns." We've seen evidence of a gun(s) in DM's house, pellets (no indication these are for a pellet gun is there? Some shotgun ammo contain pellet/shots. Who's to say DM and/or buddies didn't make ammo :dunno
, an evidence photo found on DM's computer where he is obviously holding a gun. My point being, I don't believe MH when he said
never once in my life ever thought Dellen to be serious with guns. Also, IIRC there was a video of DM and buddies "goofing off" with some sort of long barrel gun. One of DM's friends had photos on their facebook of them aiming rifles. I have no idea if those are still out there and who all was in the photos, but I do remember seeing them from very early on in this case, and people identified them as DM and friends. One buddy still has a photo of him holding what appears to be a gun to the side of his head, posted a few years ago. MH testified saying he had no idea there was a gun in the toolbox. MH's text back to DM asking him if guns were in the toolbox, so you believe that was just his "sense of humour" coming out? I don't think it had anything to do with his sense of humour and either doesn't Dungey, and that was why he kept pushing MH. Dungey wants the jurors to know MH knew there was a gun in the toolbox, that he lied numerous times throughout all his statements to LE, and he continues to lie to cover for himself and DM....but that's just our opinions.
Wayne Millard's shotgun death in November 2012 was originally deemed a suicide. http://m.therecord.com/news-story/6...en-millard-hires-hamilton-lawyer-peter-boushy
molly hayes ‏@mollyhayes Apr 7
"Never thought in my wildest dreams DM would own a gun. I would never have expected him to pass it to me of all people," he says.
Adam Carter ‏@AdamCarterCBC Apr 6
Hagerman says the
"hah full of guns" text was a joke, because the situation felt so weird
Adam Carter ‏@AdamCarterCBC Apr 7
Millard responds, a tool box. Hagerman responded
"ha ha full of guns?" Hagerman says he was trying to be funny, wasn't expecting guns
Adam Carter ‏@AdamCarterCBC Apr 7
Millard responded "..."
and "2." "I never once in my life ever thought Dellen to be serious with guns," Hagerman says.
After repeatedly trying to get MH to admit he knew there was a gun in the toolbox.
Adam Carter ‏@AdamCarterCBC Apr 7
"Sir, that's just nonsense and you know that's nonsense." Dungey says.
Yeah...very ironic don'tcha think?!
Adam Carter ‏@AdamCarterCBC Apr 7
Hagerman says he made a joke in a text that guns were in the toolbox. "It's become a very ironic joke now," Hagerman says
Ironworker:
"So far, you refuse to believe a single word anyone involved with dm or ms has said in court. Why on earth do you expect mm to be the one you will believe?"
An exaggeration on your part.
I suspect MM has the least of any of the friends to lose. She likely knew both the accused well enough to know what was going on. Although it would be considered as hearsay, no doubt MS confided in her much about DM and his other friends and what they were all up to over the past while, prior to TB's murder. Guns, thefts, drugs, money exchanging hands, being around the hangar working, seeing things. Why wouldn't she tell all and the truth
if she wasn't involved in serious, illegal activities like all the other friends including CN? ALL MOO.