Gardenista
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I know our system is not fair and I don't know if there is anything you can do about it. It's all about the winners being those who have the money to pay for the best lawyers and experts. saw that happen to a relative. The court had a high priced psychiatrist who testified against him and then the next hearing my relative hired the same guy who testified for him! Just the opposite testimony Crazy! In fact this psychiatrist liked my relative and became friends with him but yet if he were hired by the court would testify against him. Does this make sense no but it's done many times in courts. It's who is paying who.your post gave me a flashback to my days of paralegal-eagle for the two ambulance chasers. This is an example of how money talks but in a way I was ashmed of and still feel guilty for the clients of these creeps who were so lazy you could just see it all over them. The main guy I worked for would send out 1 letter that said: " If you have any witnesses, in this case, bring them with you to court". Well, I hit the ceiling when I read the 1st one arguing with them how in the hell can you represent these people when you don't even know what these "witnesses" are going to say? I'm sure you could see the steam billowing from my ears. I was all into the law and doing a good job for the accused in those youthful days. Anyway, I tried to devise a plan to call them in ahead of time and develop a chart to note what each one had to offer as testimony but all I got was flack and complaints that they were not getting paid so why bother. It really does make a difference if you have money and a lot of their cases like 95% were all court-appointed. makes me sick now to look back on that.
Interesting case.I know our system is not fair and I don't know if there is anything you can do about it. It's all about the winners being those who have the money to pay for the best lawyers and experts. saw that happen to a relative. The court had a high priced psychiatrist who testified against him and then the next hearing my relative hired the same guy who testified for him! Just the opposite testimony Crazy! In fact this psychiatrist liked my relative and became friends with him but yet if he were hired by the court would testify against him. Does this make sense no but it's done many times in courts. It's who is paying who.
the person's account has set that video as private they can also allow certain users to see it by adding their account name I think otherwise it is hidden from public view, wish I had seen the Lacasse video before he took it downWhat does it mean when a YouTube video is private? Who can access it?
the person's account has set that video as private they can also allow certain users to see it by adding their account name I think otherwise it is hidden from public view, wish I had seen the Lacasse video before he took it down
the person's account has set that video as private they can also allow certain users to see it by adding their account name I think otherwise it is hidden from public view, wish I had seen the Lacasse video before he took it down
Yeah, I was glad that I got the chance to watch the interview. I wonder why he took it down. Obviously, it's the sort of thing WA and her attorney would be pretty keen on suppressing, but I don't think ML could get in trouble for simply positing something that's part of the public record. It's not like he's making these assertions himself.
Thanks for this I missed the video when it was up and hang on JL's every word basically, and all the psych terms he uses have credibility IMO given his training as a clinical social worker.“Sociopath. She’s got a public persona, she’s a very good actress, very charismatic. No sense of guilt, no empathy, hypersensitivity to criticism, she would not apologize, she would not say she felt bad, she would not say she made a mistake, total pathological liar. She has a systematic pattern of deception, she has a really hard time telling the truth when it’s inconvenient or unpleasant, manipulative. When you see behind the curtain, she’s a total trainwreck. She meets the checklist of a Narcissistic Sociopath – Go-down-the-list! Real Super-Sociopathic tendencies. High-Functioning and attractive, but still Sociopathic.” “Uses Deflection.” “The ease with which she lies is really disturbing.” “Since I found out about this web of deceit that she set up, I just don’t know what she’s capable of.” “While she’s screwing him - I was at home with the kids mopping her kitchen floor – this woman had me doing things you wouldn’t believe. You know when you get sick your girlfriend brings you chicken soup? That woman never did a thing for me and I was basically her personal assistant for six months. So you start thinking of a scenario where someone gets compelled to do something – just as a thought experiment - I would have stepped in front of a truck for this woman. I just got caught under her spell. Two boyfriends - Lack of conscience.” “I don’t want to make this all about me.” - JL
In ML's Privacy vs. Transparency video he explains that he had reservations about posting it since it was so personal but that it is public record (it was not pulled for any legal reasons). Once posted he received comments (I think 2) with concerns about privacy. One comment came from a user named JL with picture avatar of JL. He does not believe it was JL. It was a recently created account with no followers, very poorly written and deleted quickly. This prompted him to reach out to the "real" JL. JL expressed his wishes that the video be kept private. Out of respect and professional courtesy he pulled it for now....
ML asks for thoughts and suggestions:
"Should the fact that such interviews are a public record and anyone can ask for a copy (and pay for it) mean that it is ok for me to publish these videos? Should I exercise some discretion? What factors should I consider in evaluating whether to publish? Let me know your thoughts!"He does say in the comments that he has ordered the complete WA interview and it will be posted in its entirety.
She is very likeable and forthcoming. I found her very credible. There is no doubt in my mind she knew nothing about the murder beforehand. She assumes SG has been arrested as part of the Federal RICO case like LR.Last night I listened to ML's interview with Jessica Rodriquez. (Listened because I was in bed) Jessica seems very nice and likable even if she was with a LK.
She said, "It doesn't take a **derogatory word for a mentally challenged person** to see that 1+2=3" or something like that. What she meant was, "Even a **** can see that 1+2=3...." This was about Katie being the conduit. I *think* she said this after she said the Googled about the murder, names being mentioned and realized Charlie Adelson was the Charlie she'd seen a pic of.
No, not that I am aware of. Just that he did not think it was really him. He answers a lot in the comment sections so I might have missed other things. My notifications on YT are wonky.Did JL confirm that the first "JL" to comment was not him?
No, not that I am aware of. Just that he did not think it was really him. He answers a lot in the comment sections so I might have missed other things. My notifications on YT are wonky.