UKUS
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Two people who were working for Savvas helped with the dojo opening that day. If I recall correctly both knew about the cash he had on hand. I have always felt disturbed by both these people's actions before and after the murders. Yes maybe the preoccupation with money and possessions both these people publicly exhibited was simply unfortunate but I've always wondered how they could not be involved. Was there not enough evidence for the prosecution to pursue them? Their potential link to Wint wouldn't have been clear. Legal sleuths weigh in please - does the prosecution have any incentive to let the defense bring this new information (if they already know about it as well)? Maybe this is the way to get Wint to tell all he knows, to his lawyers, before trial? Then there's the matter of Wint's brother. He may have gotten involved after the fact. There are several on this forum who believe 100% that Wint acted alone. I've never believed he did so I will stay closely tuned until September. Don't know why though the prosecution would not have this new information as well, or at least reconvene grand jury or whatever it takes to review new evidence. Wint is behind bars. He's out of society's way for now. If anyone else was involved in this gruesome slaughter they've got to be dealt with as they are incredibly dangerous and sociopathic as well. And for now walking free. Why would the prosecution allow this?