Turnadot
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Very, very interesting. A friend of mine thinks KC is taking a plea.I am a VP of public relations and no, this is not normal procedure. The media hates news conferences because they have to drop everything and be at a certain spot at a certain time. Not only that, but they have to have a camera man and a reporter to ask questions, so it is costly for them.
Media outlets are looking to cut costs. Most stations only have skeleton crews before 10 a.m. that are available to go out to get stories. If the station, such as FOX here in NC, does not have an early evening 5-6 p.m. newscast, then they don't have reporters and photographers available until after 2 p.m. (the work 2-11).
Then, they will often times, pay "stringers" independent cameramen who get paid by the story, to run around town chasing police radio traffic events.
The only reasons you call a news conference are 1) to release time sensitive information that needs to be released at the same time to all the media so that it does not leak out, or 2) for breaking news that you cannot release by other means to the media such as a news release, email, phone call, during a crisis situation and it is most expedient to have a news conference so that all the media is informed.
In my professional opinion, the only news related to this case that would warrant a news conference is the following:
1) KC has decided to accept a plea deal.
2) JB is ending his representation of KC (and it would have to be for a really good reason to merit a news conference and not a statement sent to the media).
3) They have found the real Zanny and they are introducing her at the news conference.
4) They are petitioning a higher court to either have a mistrial declared or to have the Judge removed from the case for (insert reason).
That's my 2 cents.
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ETA: I'm so *bleeping* sick of Baez's circus show. If this is none of the 4 listed, but a centre stage for some smear campaign against LE, I'm gonna hurl.