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ITA -- Just like the one interview with GA when he's telling LE about the smell and he knew what the smell was. He also told them when they figured out what happened to tell him first so he could tell CA because it would kill her. And, IIRC, that was the same interview LE wanted to bring LA in, too, and GA told them not to tell him he was already there. IMO, GA told LE and the GJ a lot of stuff he'd never admit if he thought CA would've heard. If we get ahold of that, I think there's going to be some juicy stuff . . .
Remember how beside himself he was having to testify at the GJ? Saying it was the hardest thing he'd ever have to do? If he had nothing incriminating, I wouldn't think it would be that difficult . . . Just sayin . . .
Yep, you're right. I've also been thinking about the fact that Mark NeJame was his attorney the day George appeared before the GJ, and I have a feeling MN would have been adamant that GA had to testify truthfully, no matter how reluctantly. Remember, MN's job was to protect his clients GA and CA, and lying to the grand jury carries big penalties (except possibly for the A's who seem to be able to waltz right over rules and laws and the people who make and enforce them ). Anyway, MN didn't give a d@*m about KC, and he would have tried to make GA understand the need to testify truthfully before the GJ. I don't know whether MN was allowed inside the GJ room, does anyone know?
Yep, you're right. I've also been thinking about the fact that Mark NeJame was his attorney the day George appeared before the GJ, and I have a feeling MN would have been adamant that GA had to testify truthfully, no matter how reluctantly. Remember, MN's job was to protect his clients GA and CA, and lying to the grand jury carries big penalties (except possibly for the A's who seem to be able to waltz right over rules and laws and the people who make and enforce them ). Anyway, MN didn't give a d@*m about KC, and he would have tried to make GA understand the need to testify truthfully before the GJ. I don't know whether MN was allowed inside the GJ room, does anyone know?
Yep, you're right. I've also been thinking about the fact that Mark NeJame was his attorney the day George appeared before the GJ, and I have a feeling MN would have been adamant that GA had to testify truthfully, no matter how reluctantly. Remember, MN's job was to protect his clients GA and CA, and lying to the grand jury carries big penalties (except possibly for the A's who seem to be able to waltz right over rules and laws and the people who make and enforce them ). Anyway, MN didn't give a d@*m about KC, and he would have tried to make GA understand the need to testify truthfully before the GJ. I don't know whether MN was allowed inside the GJ room, does anyone know?
As long as the S.A. can read it..
Legal Experts- if the SA has the transcript of GA's testimony, but it is still to be kept secret outside his office, can he even refer to the testimony in Court?
Miss James, IMHO I think you are spot on. I think of GA hiding from CA to talk to LE and not wanting LA to know either, and his comments to LE and apologizing for CA's behavior and untruths to LE. And I think of how GA told CA that it was rotting pizza that caused the decomp odor (IMO to protect CA from the truth) and how CA took that and ran with it, to protect herself from having to admit it was human decomp which would mean the child was dead, in the trunk, and that her daughter had killed Caylee. And I think of LKL, and how nervous GA was when LK specifically asked GA about the smell. GA just couldn't tell the truth about what he thought in front of Cindy - and how he took a breath and then spouted off about the pizza. And I then think about the interview with NeJame in front of the courthouse. GA knew that what he said before the GJ would be secret and protected and CA would never find out. GA told the truth to the Grand Jury.
But as long as CA would hear what GA was saying, GA told lies that would be acceptable to CA.
And I think the reason was that GA was trying desparately to protect CA. CA was his livelihood, he didn't want the divorce she had been threatening him with. For GA, telling the lies was self-preservation. Protect CA from the truth at all costs, and put up a united front, and then GA would also be protecting himself. And he followed CA's lead.
He just didn't anticipate the LE interviews would be made public, and he never ever thought there would be a possibility that the GJ testimony would be released. GA told the truth when he thought he could, when he thought he had to, and when he thought he was protected by law.
IMO, GA knew when he first smelled the decomp odor at the tow yard what had happened. I do not think that GA or CA had anything to do with the murder/accident or any sort of physical cover up, i.e. moving or hiding the body. That was all KC.
JMHO
No audio on my computer! Summery ,please?
Sorry , I wasn't clear.My computer audio is not working.The link is probably fine : )
I'll get ya transcript when it becomes available! They are at this link -but not yet!:innocent:
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/2009.10.07.html
Really Dumb Question: We haven't seen transcripts of George's most recent SA depo, have we?