Jewels53
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I was so pleased that there was someone who spoke up for Barbera Kendhammer at the sentencing. Her cousin made a brilliant speech. Some parts stick in my mind. The idea that Tod is innocent because Barb never said anything bad about him but as her cousin said (I am paraphrasing)-who would have believed her? Even now after Tod has killed her, after he was found covered in scratches and cuts, after she was beaten to death fighting for her life and his story made no sense. Still, not one member of the family have taken her side. No one will believe that he could do anything to harm her. So what chance did she have, that someone would believed her, when she was alive? Even the judge mentioned that the fact that no one took Barb's side throughout the trial and that he has received many letters lauding Tod and asking for Tod to be treated leniently was very telling ( in a bad way).
Yes, Jewels53- I couldn't understand that either- as if he felt that it would all be overturned on appeal-fat chance! -and the way he kept nodding and agreeing with everything the Judge was saying. I could not understand it. I think it is his affect ; his way of getting people to like him. But as you say the Judge saw straight through him. Hooray!
I was so pleased that there was someone who spoke up for Barbera Kendhammer at the sentencing. Her cousin made a brilliant speech. Some parts stick in my mind. The idea that Tod is innocent because Barb never said anything bad about him but as her cousin said (I am paraphrasing)-who would have believed her? Even now after Tod has killed her, after he was found covered in scratches and cuts, after she was beaten to death fighting for her life and his story made no sense. Still, not one member of the family have taken her side. No one will believe that he could do anything to harm her. So what chance did she have, that someone would believed her, when she was alive? Even the judge mentioned that the fact that no one took Barb's side throughout the trial and that he has received many letters lauding Tod and asking for Tod to be treated leniently was very telling ( in a bad way).
I've finally had a chance to watch this. It only reinforces my disgust with Todd K. We all know he did it, yet he plays on the heartstrings of his family. He was a controlling husband. He wouldn't let Barb out of his sight for any length of time. That is not normal. That is not healthy. That is not love.That is obsession and distrust.
And the Prosecution's argument that he has a great character and has family support, is completely offset by the fact the TK will not take any responsibility for his actions.
I was so pleased that there was someone who spoke up for Barbera Kendhammer at the sentencing. Her cousin made a brilliant speech. Some parts stick in my mind. The idea that Tod is innocent because Barb never said anything bad about him but as her cousin said (I am paraphrasing)-who would have believed her? Even now after Tod has killed her, after he was found covered in scratches and cuts, after she was beaten to death fighting for her life and his story made no sense. Still, not one member of the family have taken her side. No one will believe that he could do anything to harm her. So what chance did she have, that someone would believed her, when she was alive? Even the judge mentioned that the fact that no one took Barb's side throughout the trial and that he has received many letters lauding Tod and asking for Tod to be treated leniently was very telling ( in a bad way).
Todd Kendhammer hires attorney Jerome Buting, of 'Making a Murderer' fame
Todd Kendhammer’s new attorney believes he was wrongly convicted and vowed to work expeditiously on his appeal.
“Ultimately, we will try to get his conviction reversed and see that justice is served here,” attorney Jerome Buting said.
Buting, of Brookfield, Wis., is one of two trial attorneys who defended Steven Avery, the subject of the Netflix documentary “Making a Murderer.” A jury convicted Avery and his nephew of killing Teresa Halbach, a 25-year-old photographer, at the family’s auto salvage yard in Manitowoc County in 2005, two years after Avery’s release from prison for a rape that he didn’t commit.
Todd Kendhammer hires attorney Jerome Buting, of 'Making a Murderer' fame
YUK.
Hope loses Appeal.
Wonder when we hear more about this Appeal.
It has been months now, while the Creep sits in Prison.