GUILTY CA - Kris Anderson, 57, murdered, Santa Monica, 11 June 2016 *arrest*

[mpnola]

Yes it certainly is interesting! Maybe being in the military made him feel he finally had the power to “do something” about what he thought he saw. But even if he was “right,” his actions were wrong in both cases. I have to wonder if there was some projection going on, perhaps fighting his own impulses. Or did he have a history of being abused? He seems really over-the-top in his reactions. I wonder if this previous incident was allowed to be introduced at trial. jmo

Agreed!!! No doubt there are more instances that police weren't involved. Who knows if it's introduced at trial. We don't even know if the current case is introduced at trial haaaaa!!

 

[Vino949]

From the couple of jury selection questioners, I got a feeling that a lot of the evidence they have against him is from the police, possibly from the incident earlier in the day.. they wanted to know if we trusted cops to tell the truth. If we would be able to take the word of an officer as evidence.

 

[Lilibet]

From the couple of jury selection questioners, I got a feeling that a lot of the evidence they have against him is from the police, possibly from the incident earlier in the day.. they wanted to know if we trusted cops to tell the truth. If we would be able to take the word of an officer as evidence.

Very interesting. Thanks for that insight @Vino949!

 

[Niner]

well - SOMETHING happened on 7/7/22!!

from the jail site - nothing on the court site for further dates. And unfortunately the jail site doesn't say "what kind" of hearing is next....

COURT
Next Court Code: W80 Next Court Date: 08/01/2022 Next Court Time: 0830 Next Court Case: SA09317401

Court Name: LAX SUPERIOR COURT DEPT W80
Court Address: 11701 S. LA CIENEGA BLVD. Court City: LOS ANGELESUPT

link: LASD Inmate Information Center - Booking Details


Thinking - maybe a guilty verdict - and that is his sentencing date??

Well I tried searching for his case - but the latest article to come up is for June 15, 2022...

Anyone local??

 

[mpnola]

well - SOMETHING happened on 7/7/22!!

from the jail site - nothing on the court site for further dates. And unfortunately the jail site doesn't say "what kind" of hearing is next....

COURT
Next Court Code: W80 Next Court Date: 08/01/2022 Next Court Time: 0830 Next Court Case: SA09317401

Court Name: LAX SUPERIOR COURT DEPT W80
Court Address: 11701 S. LA CIENEGA BLVD. Court City: LOS ANGELESUPT

link: LASD Inmate Information Center - Booking Details


Thinking - maybe a guilty verdict - and that is his sentencing date??

Well I tried searching for his case - but the latest article to come up is for June 15, 2022...

Anyone local??

Vino did say it was expected to be done by 7/8, per judge! So it must be over! What in the world is happening here? Is someone going to descend on my house and erase my thoughts because I've been looking into it?!? Why does he have such protection? Give us the evidence and let us decide!

 

[Niner]

Vino did say it was expected to be done by 7/8, per judge! So it must be over! What in the world is happening here? Is someone going to descend on my house and erase my thoughts because I've been looking into it?!? Why does he have such protection? Give us the evidence and let us decide!

I know - no peep on this trial at all! Is it cause he's is or was a SEAL?

Thanks for the info on the trial supposed to be done by 7/8 - so it MUST be his sentencing date - guilty I presume!

 

[mpnola]

Weirder and weirder. It shows court code w80 in his record. So I looked that up. I can't find what that code means!!! But, I did find some articles, using the code W80 as a code for a marksman. I will link the article, so people can see, but keep in mind--- this article is not about this case. Mearly a possible thought about the court code meaning.

I do see it says no bail. So he must have been found guilty?

Met chief faces further criticism at prison break shooting inquiry

Jermaine Baker died when he was shot by a Metropolitan Police marksman known only as W80 near Wood Green Crown Court in December 2015.

ca.style.yahoo.com

 

[Vino949]

Weirder and weirder. It shows court code w80 in his record. So I looked that up. I can't find what that code means!!! But, I did find some articles, using the code W80 as a code for a marksman. I will link the article, so people can see, but keep in mind--- this article is not about this case. Mearly a possible thought about the court code meaning.

I do see it says no bail. So he must have been found guilty?

Met chief faces further criticism at prison break shooting inquiry

Jermaine Baker died when he was shot by a Metropolitan Police marksman known only as W80 near Wood Green Crown Court in December 2015.

ca.style.yahoo.com

W80 is the department in the courthouse, 8th floor, that’s where jury selection and trial was held. I’m guessing they stick to that department for sentencing too. If that’s the case

 

[mpnola]

W80 is the department in the courthouse, 8th floor, that’s where jury selection and trial was held. I’m guessing they stick to that department for sentencing too. If that’s the case

Thank you!!! So w80 is just a general courtroom or department, not a code referring to the crime? What types of crimes are heard in that courtroom? Any idea?

 

[peanutbutterandjustice]

Jury’s decision came in around 4:30ish yesterday. He was found guilty of 2nd degree murder. Sentencing to come.

 

[Lilibet]

Good!

 

[peanutbutterandjustice]

Good!

I think it should have been first degree personally, but better than manslaughter! I went to a few days of the trial and personally didn’t think the prosecution did a very good job.

 

[Lilibet]

I think it should have been first degree personally, but better than manslaughter! I went to a few days of the trial and personally didn’t think the prosecution did a very good job.

Yes, I would have preferred first degree too. I’m sure we’d love to here more about the trial if you feel like sharing your perspective. What would you have liked to see the prosecutor do differently? Did the defendant testify and if so, what defense did he give? Thanks for whatever you feel like telling us!

 

[Niner]

Jury’s decision came in around 4:30ish yesterday. He was found guilty of 2nd degree murder. Sentencing to come.

Thanks a bunch! And yes - I have his sentencing date as 8/1/22 per the jail site.


Wondering how long the jurors deliberated? I like that kind of info for my notes!

Also - do you have link to this info?

and...

 

[peanutbutterandjustice]

Yes, I would have preferred first degree too. I’m sure we’d love to here more about the trial if you feel like sharing your perspective. What would you have liked to see the prosecutor do differently? Did the defendant testify and if so, what defense did he give? Thanks for whatever you feel like telling us!

Theo did not testify and there was only one person who testified with a “nice” story about Theo. The guy said Theo volunteered to work a holiday so that someone else could spend it with their family. That’s about it.

He was not eligible for a “not guilty” plea, they deliberated between involuntary manslaughter, 2nd degree and 1st degree. The judge threw out voluntary manslaughter.

 

[peanutbutterandjustice]

Thanks a bunch! And yes - I have his sentencing date as 8/1/22 per the jail site.


Wondering how long the jurors deliberated? I like that kind of info for my notes!

Also - do you have link to this info?

and...
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Thank you! They deliberated part of Thursday and almost all of Friday.

 

[Niner]

Thank you! They deliberated part of Thursday and almost all of Friday.

Thank you for all that info! Redid my notes!

 

[mpnola]

Why was he not eligible for a not guilty plea??

 

[Niner]

Why was he not eligible for a not guilty plea??

He did plea not guilty at his arraignment on 10/21/16. Or I don't understand your question...

 

[mpnola]

Theo did not testify and there was only one person who testified with a “nice” story about Theo. The guy said Theo volunteered to work a holiday so that someone else could spend it with their family. That’s about it.

He was not eligible for a “not guilty” plea, they deliberated between involuntary manslaughter, 2nd degree and 1st degree. The judge threw out voluntary manslaughter.

@Niner First sentence of second paragraph of what I was talking about