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Just to share- grand juries do not hand down/sign indictments without knowledge of probable cause. Had those indictments been handed down to PR and JR they would have been arrested and put in jail immediately. JR and PR knew this and were in CO that day to turn themselves in. Whether they would have had an opportunity to post bail on the 2 charges each, is beyond my scope (maybe someone more familiar with these 2 charges can weigh in). If no bail, they would have been imprisoned while waiting through the entire process of a criminal trial.
This notion that you can indict a ham sandwich is often stated in this case. I call BS as folks try to minimize that 2 counts were brought against the parents- suspects in the death of one beautiful, JBR. I'm not familiar enough to know how often GJ charges are not signed by the DA. Would love to know some stats. What we do know is that it was AH's MO to plea deal left and right and not go to trial. IIRC in one of the JBR's programs- one of the investigators agreed with AH's decisions. Could be because by the protection of the child statute- BR could not legally be named. All just my own speculation mixed in w/ some facts as I have come to learn through reading true crime and sleuthing.
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This notion that you can indict a ham sandwich is often stated in this case. I call BS as folks try to minimize that 2 counts were brought against the parents- suspects in the death of one beautiful, JBR. I'm not familiar enough to know how often GJ charges are not signed by the DA. Would love to know some stats. What we do know is that it was AH's MO to plea deal left and right and not go to trial. IIRC in one of the JBR's programs- one of the investigators agreed with AH's decisions. Could be because by the protection of the child statute- BR could not legally be named. All just my own speculation mixed in w/ some facts as I have come to learn through reading true crime and sleuthing.
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