GUILTY OK - Officer Daniel Holtzclaw for rapes, sexual assaults, Oklahoma City, 2014

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http://www.koco.com/news/exclusive-...rmer-police-officer-daniel-holtzclaw/37814160

The public is now seeing Daniel Holtzclaw speak about the allegations against him for the first time.

The Oklahoma County District Attorney's Office released a recording of the nearly two-hour interrogation of the former Oklahoma City police officer...

Shortly after this interview, Holtzclaw was removed from the force and placed on administrative leave. It was the only time he was interrogated.
 
His girlfriend was on 20 20. She upset me. She said something like he could have sex with women on the north side if he wanted. Like these women were beneath him. She didn't get it. It was about power. He knew these women were vulnerable and that they would not be believed. He thought he was invincible. He wad wrong! I hope he never gets out.
 
As someone who knows Daniel personally, and as someone who thought he was guilty in the beginning, after looking at of the evidence, reading all the testimony etc.. he should never have been charged. The evidence is not as damming as the media made it to be.
 
Crime Watch Daily investigates the case of Daniel Holtzclaw

Daniel Holtzclaw was found guilty of 18 counts of sex crimes on December 10, 2015. The jury recommended a sentence of 263 years in prison.

On January 20, 2016, the day Holtzclaw was to be formally sentenced, his defense attorney filed a motion for a new trial, claiming Holtzclaw was denied a fair trial. The judge then denied the motion for a new trial. After multiple victims read statements in court, the judge sentenced Holtzclaw to serve 263 years in prison, to be served consecutively.

In an all-new special investigation, you are about to see and hear new evidence that some say proves this disgraced cop deserves a new trial.

The first two videos focus on the Prosecution's side of the case and the last two focus on the Defense's side of the case.

Cop Daniel Holtzclaw Accused Of Rape - Crime Watch Daily With Chris Hansen (Pt 1):

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Cop Daniel Holtzclaw Accused Of Rape - Crime Watch Daily With Chris Hansen (Pt 2):

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Cop Daniel Holtzclaw Accused Of Rape - Crime Watch Daily With Chris Hansen (Pt 3):

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Cop Daniel Holtzclaw Accused Of Rape - Crime Watch Daily With Chris Hansen (Pt 4):

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Uncuffed: Nancy Grace Discusses Daniel Holtzclaw - Crime Watch Daily With Chris Hansen:

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Uncuffed: Nancy Grace, Mark Eiglarsh Discuss Daniel Holtzclaw - Crime Watch Daily With Chris Hansen:

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New details in Holtzclaw case, but state says you have no right to know - June 2nd

The Oklahoma Attorney General’s office is fighting to keep Holtzclaw in prison as he appeals his sex-crime convictions. The agency filed a motion recently under seal. According to the limited court records available online attorneys believe the material is exempt from public disclosure by Oklahoma law.

The Attorney General’s office has not publicly provided any statute or legal precedent that would warrant such an exemption from the public record.

A spokesperson for the agency did say Holtzclaw’s case has not been overturned and the hearing in district court will be an “evidentiary hearing.” The AG’s office was not able to say if the public would have access to the hearing.

FOX 25 has learned that the information the AG’s office is referring to was not available to Hotlzclaw’s original defense attorneys during his initial trial.

The Oklahoma County District Attorney’s office, which is not currently involved in the appellate case, told FOX 25 the information is strictly confidential. However DA David Prater wrote in an email that the information filed in the appeal does not allege any wrongdoing by prosecutors in Holtzclaw’s case. Prater also said the attorneys working on the state’s case have not discovered new information.
 
Holtzclaw secret court hearings could end up costing Oklahoma City

The man responsible for defending the city will not talk about his role in the secret hearings held in connection to the appeal of former Oklahoma City Police Officer Daniel Holtzclaw.

“If you're asking me to guess,” Brian Bates (former defense attorney for Holtzclaw) told FOX 25, “I would say this is obviously in Daniel’s favor. The prosecution has circled the wagons. I can guarantee you if any of this information was negative to Daniel they'd have sent it out in a press release.”

Even for those convinced of Holtzclaw’s criminal conviction, there was another party kept in the out; the victims who say they were sexually assaulted. Their lives could be dramatically impacted by the substance and outcome of the hearing but they too were not allowed a representative in the court proceedings.
 
Emails show DNA lab concerns related to Holtzclaw case

http://okcfox.com/news/local/emails-show-dna-lab-concerns-related-to-holtzclaw-case

In response to our request for Open Records with the City of Oklahoma City we received more than 4,000 pages of documents. The request covered emails related to DNA testing and those exchanged between the DNA lab supervisor Campbell Ruddock, who was involved in the secret hearings, and Elaine Taylor the lab expert who testified in Holtzclaw’s trial.

FOX 25 reported earlier independent DNA experts have identified the police lab expert made mistakes in her testimony during trial and left out potentially important findings. The concerns also indicate the lab expert was testifying outside the bounds of science.

On May 9, 2017, District Attorney David Prater sent an email to all of his prosecutors. “Please notify me immediately if you have a pending case wherein Elaine Taylor, OCPD DNA Lab employee, is endorsed as a witness” Prater wrote.
 
There is a series by Michelle Malkin on CRTV that investigates this entire case. Has anyone seen this? It is very interesting and I thought perhaps you guys would also find it interesting as the victims seem to change their stories throughout the investigation. You should just be able to google Michelle Malkin Investigates. It is under "Daniel In The Den".


https://www.crtv.com/video/s2e13--forensic-files--experts-expose-holtzclaw-case-flaws
 
It is very enlightening indeed. Also, there is a podcast called Bates Investigates covering this case. I watched Daniel's 2 hour interrogation, watched every accuser's interview that OKPD recorded, follow a website www.holtzclawtrial.com, he publishes a lot of documents obtained thru the Freedom of Information Act. I believe 100% in his innocence. There was so much corruption by OKPD and prosecutors office it's pathetic. He definitely was denied his Constitutional right to a fair trial
 
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear an appeal for a former Oklahoma City police officer convicted of sexually assaulting black women he encountered while patrolling the city’s low-income neighborhoods.

Attorney James L. Hankins asked the highest court in December 2019 to review a ruling against 33-year-old Daniel Holtzclaw issued months earlier by the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals. The Supreme Court’s denial of the written request means the lower court’s decision stands.

US Supreme Court rejects ex-cop’s appeal of rape convictions
 
Lawyers representing the seven of the victims also held a press conference. They said the court's decision was a huge win for their clients.

"They have worried each and every day about the prospects of Daniel Holtzclaw, either getting out of prison or even getting a new trial," said Damario Solomon-Simmons, "which would require our clients to go back to court and go all through the process and testify again."

Solomon-Simmons said he hopes the decision can provide his clients some relief.

"They are suffering through what happened to them each and every day, each and every day," Solomon-Simmons said, "trying to get back to a level of personal security, personal integrity and try to heal as best they can."

The case grabbed national headlines after 13 Oklahoma City women accused Daniel of sexual attacks while on duty for the police department.

Oklahoma appeals court denies former cop Daniel Holtzclaw’s appeal
 

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