TM wouldn't waste her "precious MM homemade sheets " on HE, JMHOShe mentioned having some Disney items made for her. The link to that dis board is in the other thread-the one about the skeleton remains found in fl. Sorry can't link from my phone
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TM wouldn't waste her "precious MM homemade sheets " on HE, JMHO
TM wouldn't waste her "precious MM homemade sheets " on HE, JMHO
Attorney for Tammy Moorer files motion for speedy trial in Heather Elvis case
http://m.myhorrynews.com/news/crime/article_bed8590c-425d-11e4-9bdf-001a4bcf6878.html?mode=jqm
So, he is saying the longer they wait, the more biased people become against her? Is that how it usually works? I would think it would be the opposite. Strong feelings often stabilize over time, IMO. Unless someone is obsessive.
I wonder if the true reason is that the more time goes by, the more concrete evidence may come to light. Maybe he thinks someone is onto something(?)
Solicitor Jimmy Richardson says he expects the trial to begin this winter, sometime between December and February.
Could she be tried in federal court if they discover she was moved into another state? Just a thought. I would hate to see her get away with anything!If she has a "speedy" trial and is found innocent, and SM tells a different story after the trial... I don't think she can be tried again... Or can she?
http://www.myhorrynews.com/news/crime/article_7eecb926-4b47-11e4-bddd-0017a43b2370.html
Prosecutor in Heather Elvis case requests hearing that seeks to seal new court filing
A prosecutor in the Heather Elvis case has filed a motion requesting a hearing to argue why a second motion she's preparing to file should be filed under seal and kept secret...
"The State intends to file a motion which will necessarily include information and statements that the State believes falls within the scope of the prohibition of this Court order," Livesay's motion states.
"If said information and statements were made public, the State fears both the State's and the Defendant's right to a fair and impartial trial may be adversely effected [sic]," the motion continues.