Snoop Sister
A very snoopy sister
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I wondered that too!IMO - I wonder if DA, HA, and WA are under surveillance right now. I think if I was them, especially DA, I'd be trying to figure out how to get out of the USA and into a country with no extradition treaty. I think an arrest of DA is imminent at this point. DA spoke in code. DA cut the murder checks.
I wonder about Kawass. She seemed geniune about believing in her clients innocence, and the mind boggles that KM did not take a plea. Could it be that KM refused it against the advice of her attorneys?The Kawass team's defense was on the verge of malpractice - all show, no substance - clearly not representing the interest of their guilty client. Kawass tears is just for herself - she wants her career to be rising and this will not be a good one for her track record. Also Kawass is all show, and the tears may be also show. She's been around too many fakers, it has bled off.
I think they convinced KM that they would get her off and she would collect the big pot of gold at the end of the rainbow and live happily ever after. But who were they protecting? Who was paying their legal fees? What a coincidence they're all in Penthouse One with Markus? Of all the attorneys in Miami? And conveniently putting KM on the stand and having her deny the conspiracy under oath has tainted any future testimony she may want to now provide against CA and DA! How convenient for the alleged masterminds!!! They protected CA as much as they could. They kept KM from accepting the plea deal and singing and they have tainted/impeached any future KM testimony against CA and DA. Brilliant!I wonder about Kawass. She seemed geniune about her clients innocence, and the mind boggles that KM did not take a plea. Could it be that KM refused it against the advise of her attorneys?
her whole shtik is to seem genuine - she's not...I wonder about Kawass. She seemed geniune about believing in her clients innocence, and the mind boggles that KM did not take a plea. Could it be that KM refused it against the advice of her attorneys?
I will never understand why they didn’t encourage to a plea. I think she could have been out by now.Kawass was crying but who has been paying her legal fees??? Why didn't Kawass tell KM to take the plea deal, sing, and walk free, years ago??? What kind of lawyer turns down a get out of jail free card? And WHY? I'd like to see the Florida Bar investigate Kawass, DeCoste, and Markus and their handling of this case!
IMO - I wonder if DA, HA, and WA are under surveillance right now. I think if I was them, especially DA, I'd be trying to figure out how to get out of the USA and into a country with no extradition treaty. I think an arrest of DA is imminent at this point. DA spoke in code. DA cut the murder checks.
I'm wondering if KM could not psychologically deal with pleading guilty -- that she can not bring herself to admit to this kind of wrongdoing. JMO.I think the decision not to take the plea is all KM! Her lawyers did the best job they could with what they had. The tears on the lawyer’s part are probably from the tension of the whole thing. I can’t believe verdict was reached! She knew it was gonna be guilty with how quickly they came back!
She is truly a gigantic idiot for not taking the plea deal! I simply can not think of why she wouldn’t. Surely not to save Garcia’s hide? Now they’re both locked up for life! What is the point in that!?
I don't think she would be out in the free now with a plea. The deal would have been likely similar to what LR got, 20 years. I'm thinking she got poor advice from the A's about how they were going to bring in a hotshot Miami legal team to easily win her case in the sleepy Leon County court house. When choosing between a perceived easy exit vs. 20 years, she made the wrong choice.I will never understand why they didn’t encourage to a plea. I think she could have been out by now.