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Just to put things in perspective, the guilty verdict was two years ago today:
http://linkis.com/ktar.com/305/1832356/Mobh2
Can't watch this often enough!!
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Just to put things in perspective, the guilty verdict was two years ago today:
http://linkis.com/ktar.com/305/1832356/Mobh2
The murder was almost 8 years ago, the verdict 2. What's wrong with that picture? The Alexander family had to wait almost 8 years for the killer to be sentenced. I can't imagine how they have suffered too.
Regarding that $60K, I will believe it when I see it. I also think the Alexander family could care less about getting any money. I think they just want to prevent the killer and/or her family from making money from a book, and luckily we have Son of Sam Laws for that. I am sure the State of Arizona have forensic accountants and a fraud division to investigate bankaccounts, trusts, etc. I am sure criminals have tried this before, it's not their first rodeo. Again, CMJA is not precedent setting, she is not special. Just knowing the Alexander's will get a portion of the killer's commisary account money is divine justice.
Might be the browser you are using. When I tried Chrome the other day, I couldn't use any of the thanks or reply links, so I switched back to Firefox.
yeah and who prey tell would be interested in his weight loss? He is only well known because of the trial. I don't want to hear anything about him except that he isn't practicing law anymore or that his business has folded.
The word on the street has it that Jodi's supposed guys (which most likely don't even live in the US) might know how to launder their money... First they might have someone lump all of the contributions together, after that they might or might not have someone buy some Bitcoin (using amazon gift cards and such) then they might have some one put it in e-Wallets (which they might have them create under a false name using a VPN) and after that they might or might not work their magic from far away lands without any serious threat of legal prosecution from the US authorities until the dosh is squeaky clean (by squeaky clean I mean until 20 to 30 foreign court orders might be required to trace the origin of the Bitcoin (which itself could have been bought on the black-market which would make tracing its origin that much harder)) and safely tucked away in offshore or even US accounts...
There will be no problem in seizing known assets, but there's just no way to trace "hidden" assets which might or might not exist... unless of course the authorities get some of her supporters to roll on the money-laundering scheme (which is rather likely and which must be the goal, because this money might be used by the person in question to try and further questionable ends).
Legal Disclaimer: This is just an assumption based off of second-hand information. I don't engage in money-laundering. I don't condone and hereby denounce money-laundering. The above-cited scheme is provided for informational purposes only and should not be used to launder money under any circumstances!
By the way guys, I appended a Legal Disclaimer for the reason that you are known to make unbased assumptions about me.
I think the problem with laundering any monies is it would have to be out of her control to make it 'clean' and I don't see her agreeing to that, she is nothing if not very control oriented and would have to have implicit trust in whomever was moving the monies, I just don't see that in her. But who knows, desperate people do desperate things, and we've seen before from her.
Just to put things in perspective, the guilty verdict was two years ago today:
http://linkis.com/ktar.com/305/1832356/Mobh2
The problem with non-standard tender is that funding Jodi's commissary account is going to require actual $$$$$.
I've been trying to reply to post# 569-w/s won't let me....
Yes, there is a form for that. And they do send them in!!!
You can mark my words on that. lol
***that's all i can divulge.
The word on the street has it that Jodi's supposed guys (which most likely don't even live in the US) might know how to launder their money... First they might have someone lump all of the contributions together, after that they might or might not have someone buy some Bitcoin (using amazon gift cards and such) then they might have some one put it in e-Wallets (which they might have them create under a false name using a VPN) and after that they might or might not work their magic from far away lands without any serious threat of legal prosecution from the US authorities until the dosh is squeaky clean (by squeaky clean I mean until 20 to 30 foreign court orders might be required to trace the origin of the Bitcoin (which itself could have been bought on the black-market which would make tracing its origin that much harder)) and safely tucked away in offshore or even US accounts...
There will be no problem in seizing known assets, but there's just no way to trace "hidden" assets which might or might not exist... unless of course the authorities get some of her supporters to roll on the money-laundering scheme (which is rather likely and which must be the goal, because this money might be used by the person in question to try and further questionable ends).
Legal Disclaimer: This is just an assumption based off of second-hand information. I don't engage in money-laundering. I don't condone and hereby denounce money-laundering. The above-cited scheme is provided for informational purposes only and should not be used to launder money under any circumstances!
By the way guys, I appended a Legal Disclaimer for the reason that you are known to make unbased assumptions about me.
Heck, they can be laundering it at some casino in Reno for all we know.
The murder was almost 8 years ago, the verdict 2. What's wrong with that picture? The Alexander family had to wait almost 8 years for the killer to be sentenced. I can't imagine how they have suffered too.
Regarding that $60K, I will believe it when I see it. I also think the Alexander family could care less about getting any money. I think they just want to prevent the killer and/or her family from making money from a book, and luckily we have Son of Sam Laws for that. I am sure the State of Arizona have forensic accountants and a fraud division to investigate bankaccounts, trusts, etc. I am sure criminals have tried this before, it's not their first rodeo. Again, CMJA is not precedent setting, she is not special. Just knowing the Alexander's will get a portion of the killer's commisary account money is divine justice.
Heck, they can be laundering it at some casino in Reno for all we know.
AngelWings, your post was spot on. Very well stated.
CMJA acted alone and with premeditation. She was convicted with solid direct evidence, she confessed to the murder,her DNA was found in her blood mixed with her victim. Yep, that ship has sailed.
I don't believe the killer has any money. Why should I believe anything she,her minions or her family say now? After 7 years (thanks to the poster who corrected me above), should we believe anyone on the killer's side would begin to tell any truths when nothing but lies have come out of their mouths since Day 1? Not likely.
$60K, if it exists, won't get her very far. No doubt some of her followers will send her money orders or Securepaks, but if the Alexander family win restitution (which is quite probable) it is going to take an awfully long time to save up to buy a fan or a TV.
CMJA will soon fade into obscurity. She will never get out of PV.
My interest continues in that I want to read the sidebars, attorney communications, etc. Seems that something new pops up weekly on this case and my curiosity continues. This is not a dying thread.
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No doubt some of her followers will send her money orders or Securepaks, but if the Alexander family win restitution (which is quite probable) it is going to take an awfully long time to save up to buy a fan or a TV.