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Tow yards have to have security. High fences and usually dogs - if they didn't people would break in and just take back their cars.
So, to get a dead body in that car, someone would have to HAVE a dead body to begin with - get it over a fence, break into a car trunk (leave no evidence or prints) and then escape. Why THT car???? How many other cars were accessible. It's a defense but a poor one. Tow yards are responsible for the vehicles in their possession so they would not just have them sitting there waiting to be broken into.
thank you for agreeing, I thought everyone was ignoring me![]()
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Petty Theft, Issuance of a Fraudulent financial document and Theft of Personal Identification for the purpose of Criminal Use.
Never fear, she'll be back at Baez's office in time for her pizza delivery and to finish her brownies.
Not to mention breaking BACK IN to remove the body, again leaving no trace of break-in.Tow yards have to have security. High fences and usually dogs - if they didn't people would break in and just take back their cars.
So, to get a dead body in that car, someone would have to HAVE a dead body to begin with - get it over a fence, break into a car trunk (leave no evidence or prints) and then escape. Why THT car???? How many other cars were accessible. It's a defense but a poor one. Tow yards are responsible for the vehicles in their possession so they would not just have them sitting there waiting to be broken into.
It's more than likely the checks. She'll walk in, wait two hours and walk right back out on bond.
That feeling of deja poo is back.
(Deja poo: the feeling that we've done this crap before.)
To convict a person of murder, a jury has to believe "beyond a reasonable doubt" that that person is guilty. I would say that lapse in evidence is a reasonable doubt.
Yes, why that car, hard to do, risky -- but, newest in = closest to the door? Trunk big enough? I don't want to argue too much (last time I did I got a time out) but you can see what I'm saying I'm sure.
There's doubt enough there to get acquitted. Feeling isn't supposed to play in to a verdict.
22 charges at 5-7 each is roughly 110 years. She'll maybe do 2. 1 1/2 with good behavior, and then 2 years probation. JB is good, afterall.
My little brother was in a similar situation with checks -- he was looking at 88 years, he did 11 months. On probie until 2012; but still, it's a joke.
LOL - you tell me!
This is what Baez was talking about the last time LE came to the house and arrested her. He questioned why they did not let him know of the charges so he could bring her in like this, which is how it is normally done. Guess they would have looked rather foolish if they tried that again! They had the protesters in an absolute frenzy that night, didn't they? IMHO
Personally I am kind of tired of LE arresting her on these piddly charges a little here and there. The bond is cheap and she will walk right out in an hour. When are they going to file the worthy charge? The one she really deserves???
On Thursday morning, Anthony did not have to appear before a judge on the economic theft charges -- two counts of uttering a forged check, two counts of petit theft and two counts of fraudulent use of personal identification.
No, they wouldn't, because LE doesn't have the timeline to link her to the car from Amscot (possibly a little before) to when it got picked up by GA. Remember CA saying "maybe someone put it there when it was at the tow yard?". That's what a lawyer would say too, and they would have to let her out on bond.
They need proof linking a dead body to KC, and right now, I'm thinking they don't have it.![]()