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JT will be on the Today Show this morning.
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I guess its time for the media blitz.JT will be on the Today Show this morning.
Is there a conflict of interests if he's representing both parents for now and if it comes to a situation where DB is charged for doing something to Lisa and and JT's defending her, and JI is the next of kin of the victim?
I think I sense a defense strategy building up. His participation was obviously in the works last week when it was announced that they were going to have two high-powered attorneys join the tea. Now he says he's been talking to the family for some time before this. But they announced his participation after the morning show blitz, so he can say he had nothing to do with it if it goes wrong... But I think he was in it, he is going to use it, and has already done so, to suggest that if a mother tells the truth about being wasted she wouldn't lie about killing her child, would she? (I think she would... drinking wine is not a crime that can get you life in prison...)
I don't think the general public follow cases as closely as we do. If this case ever goes to trial, I'm not sure the jurors would connect JT to the NH case or MM case or AK case. If they did, I believe they have to reveal it as was done in the CA case but I'm not sure if the same applies in MO.
Personally, as much as I like JT, it would've wiser for her to get a female attorney, imo.
I guess its time for the media blitz.
FOX National (Fox and Friends) just announced that Tacopina will join them next hour for an interview.
I'm not a lawyer but I don't think there would be a conflict of interest if the mom is the only one charged. JI would then become a witness in her case. They're not legally married so I don't believe there is anything that says he can't testify against her if he suddenly decides to do so but perhaps some of our legal professionals can comment on that.
If JT advised her to go public about the wine, IMO, it is the best defense so far. If it got me and perhaps others wondering if mom would say something like this maybe she is telling the truth. Why would she further incriminate herself if she harmed Lisa?
On the other hand, it does show a possible motive. Drunk = harming baby.
Tough case.
Is this lawyer affiliated with Bill Stanton somehow?
Lets see!
Today (NBC)
GMA (ABC)
Fox.
Yep national media blitz. moo :innocent:
I was in a waiting room this morning and caught JTs interview on one of the morning shows. Is the change in timeline stemming from mom's drinking? He said something like "it doesn't matter whether the child was last seen at 10 pm or 6:40 pm" when asked from the host why the timeline changed.
I thought that was odd. Unless you honestly were blacked out, wouldn't you remember seeing your child in the early evening versus when it was pitch black out? I used to be on the fence about involvement but I'm now leaning heavily on the side that at least mom knows what happened.
And at that point, wouldn't dad have been home as well?
How can he say it doesn't matter? I most certainly think it matters!
Re: the GMA interview; Joe says "things" that were missing from the house. How cleaver is that to call cellphones "things". Although he is trying to make it seem there was more missing from the house.
I was in a waiting room this morning and caught JTs interview on one of the morning shows. Is the change in timeline stemming from mom's drinking? He said something like "it doesn't matter whether the child was last seen at 10 pm or 6:40 pm" when asked from the host why the timeline changed.
I thought that was odd. Unless you honestly were blacked out, wouldn't you remember seeing your child in the early evening versus when it was pitch black out? I used to be on the fence about involvement but I'm now leaning heavily on the side that at least mom knows what happened.
And at that point, wouldn't dad have been home as well?