What you just said and not wanting to taint a possible jury's minds with info before the trial has started. It's a high profile case so finding a jury without prior knowledge will be hard enough, especially with the release of more details.
I'm sorry, I haven't heard of Rochard Jewel before. What happened with him ?
He was a security guard at the 1996 Olympics accused by the MSM and FBI of orchestrating a fatal bombing. People believed it, psychoanalysied him and demonized him years before it was discovered that it was the anti-abortion bomber Eric Rudolph. It ruined his life. Point is -- just because law enforcement says someone is guilty, we should not assume it to be true until they demonstrate the evidence, which has not been done one bit in this case. Not one single, solitary piece of evidence. None
Thats really bad and it does happen. If RA is innocent though, i would hope the jury would recognise that from the evidence. Thats why trials happen, to prove or disprove guilt. I still think the PC AA should remain sealed. IMO.He was a security guard at the 1996 Olympics accused by the MSM and FBI of orchestrating a fatal bombing. People believed it, psychoanalysied him and demonized him years before it was discovered that it was the anti-abortion bomber Eric Rudolph. It ruined his life. Point is -- just because law enforcement says someone is guilty, we should not assume it to be true until they demonstrate the evidence, which has not been done one bit in this case. Not one single, solitary piece of evidence. None
'Richard Jewell' exoneration: Why people still wrongly think he was part of the Olympic bombing
"Richard Jewell" highlights how the heroic security guard in the 1996 Olympic bombing wrongly became the suspect. The movie serves as an exoneration.www.usatoday.com
I think someone on here previously mentioned that it's only sealed to the public and the dependent and his council have a right to that information.
Yes, I'm surprised nobody recognized his voice, too, especially when LE added the "Guys," in front of 'Down the hill."
No access yet. I am just speculating on what the police were doing, based on how metal detectorists go about digging up their finds on alert, vs. what a core sample mig by reveal.
Yes, but he does not have counsel at the moment (reading between the lines of the Judges order). so my question is, can POTENTIAL counsel read the PC document/
He was planning on hiring independent counsel, right? Maybe he has met with an attorney by now. I don't know how he can afford one though.
I think he'd be borrowing against the futures of his wife and daughter if he went this route.
I don't really know how it works in IN, but here you would only know what your client tells you until you formally file your notice of appearance and you get credited as somebody's attorney if a case is "under reserve" as we would call it.
Barry Morphew had no issue with that
Absolutely not. They operate on the law. Not emotions.
That's on the prosecution. A judge has to work within the framework they are given or else they risk crossing over into the executive branch powers. She could refuse the plea but she also could have seen the prosecutors had a weak case, legally and that would risk an acquittal.I think he will plead guilty and get life without parole to avoid being put on death row. That may not happen for some time though maybe late on next year. I read a comment from someone with a legal background that allegedly in the state of Indiana even if he accepts a plea deal the prosecution still need to have hearings outlining the charges that have been made against him and provide details of the plea agreement that he may have been offered and wished to accept. Then after hearing all the information they legally require to make an informed and lawful decision the Judge decides whether or not to approve or deny the plea agreement.
“The Indiana Supreme Court is in the process of appointing Allen County Superior Court Judge Fran Gull as special judge in the case after Carroll Circuit Court Judge Benjamin Diener’s recusal, spokeswoman Kathryn Dolan said.”
Judge recuses himself from case of slain Indiana girls
A northern Indiana judge has recused himself from the case of two slain teenage girls, an Indiana Supreme Court spokeswoman said Thursday.www.fox8live.com
“A Fort Wayne man who once faced 13 charges related to child molesting has avoided time in prison after pleading guilty to two counts of sexual misconduct with a minor.
Allen Superior Court Judge Fran Gull sentenced 49-year-old Steven Wells to a three-year suspended prison sentence and ordered him to spend four years on probation, as called for in a plea agreement he reached with prosecutors.
Court records state Wells admitted to having sex with a 14-year-old girl and abusing a 13-year-old girl who has the mental capacity of a 7-year-old. The abuse happened between 2012 and 2016.”
Fort Wayne man gets suspended sentence for molesting 2 teens
A Fort Wayne man who once faced 13 charges related to child molesting has avoided time in prison after pleading guilty to two counts of sexual misconduct with a minor.www.wndu.com
Do you think it likely special Judge Frances C. Gull will remain the Judge for the duration of the legal process in the Delphi murder case? I’m concerned about the very lenient plea agreement approved in the case above and that Prosecutors did not seek a much more severe sentence. Understandably there has been a lot of criticism for this plea deal and a petition is still online for people to sign to try and get it overturned.
That is for the special judge.What's this lower trial court case? Is this the case # regarding the sealed documents?
Imo We can't dismiss the possibilty of a clothing snap or button of some sort. I'm not sure how easily that would burn, but if he did it years ago maybe it's possible one kind of got buried under some debris and dirt and therefore protected to a degree? Maybe someone can help answer that? I just know that has happened in house fires and we saw it all the time as kids burning trash on our property that was just a larger version of photo of the fire pit at RAs home.
