black_squirrel
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Justice for Julia is important but it is not the only thing at stake here. In Grandma Rose's interview, she states that she asked JT why he got a lawyer. Then she said, with indignation, that he replied "I am fighting for my freedom." First of all, he is correct. He IS fighting for his freedom. This fight is not just for himself, but also for his family. The youngest daughter has already lost an uncle and a sister, and is now separated from her father, and there has been an effort by Grandma Rose to separate her from her mother as well. JT is fighting for his family.
It seems obvious to me why JT got a lawyer early on (although there seem to be conflicting statements about when he got a lawyer). It seems that grandma Rose started to point a finger at JT early on. Also, 4ist stated on this forum that she started wondering if JT had anything to do with Julia's murder 2 days after her death. Moreover, JT was asked to submit to a lie detector test, which he did and passed. I think it is advisable to always get a lawyer when doing a lie detector test or any type of formal statement, to make sure the questions aren't ambiguous and the answers aren't being twisted.
It seems obvious to me why JT got a lawyer early on (although there seem to be conflicting statements about when he got a lawyer). It seems that grandma Rose started to point a finger at JT early on. Also, 4ist stated on this forum that she started wondering if JT had anything to do with Julia's murder 2 days after her death. Moreover, JT was asked to submit to a lie detector test, which he did and passed. I think it is advisable to always get a lawyer when doing a lie detector test or any type of formal statement, to make sure the questions aren't ambiguous and the answers aren't being twisted.