Troops, this is gold!
Australia - Kiesha Thompson , 24, Alleged deliberate hit-and-run - deceased , Daisy Hill- Brisbane , QLD , 19th July 2024- 2 people charged.
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I have no doubt the business will suffer after having their name associated with the alleged murderer, and put into print.
The trouble with Mum sticking her oar in here, and over the prison phone system, which is all recorded , which anyone with two brain cells to rub together would know is, Mum just dropped Larissa into the conspiracy element of this crime. Like, Larissa was in some of it, but not all of it,, ey, mum??
Sant is due back in court on February 26, 2025, in Beenleigh Magistrates court.
I thought QLD was going tough on crime!!!... Mz Larissa got bail on the grounds, according to the judge of her love and affection for her 3 little boys who needed a mothers love, even though Larassia left them to go sling Billy Kee Beef at a carvery ... . but it persuaded the judge, as a compelling reason to grant bail.
So he might be trying the same theory on.. maybe the mother of his first child has abandoned the baby and he , as father needs to exert his parental skills out of prison... although if I was that mother, I would head for Hobart, who knows if the plan Larassa and Tyler had was to get rid of all the Other Mothers, not just Keisha . she would be a sitting duck.
And so would Larissa be somewhat of a sitting duck, him out on bail, her out on bail, and the big romance is over, she says, he only has one stumbling block in his case, and that's Larissa blabbing away about their motives and plans, and what Tyler told her to do... ... if she was silenced, he might just slither thru that crack in the door.
( there has to be over whelming reasons for bail, to look after dependent children, or elderly parents, especially if the charge is murder, I am still reeling with shock that Larissa got bail, to me she is the real danger in that combo , she does the actions, without any compunction at all )
Snipped by me:-
Looking further into the Billy Kee Beef slinger who is out on bail, the main Billy Kee Beef man, Mr Pham, supplied an affidavit at the slingers bail application…….
Looking further into the Billy Kee Beef slinger who is out on bail, the main Billy Kee Beef man, Mr Pham, supplied an affidavit at the slingers bail application…….
last on the list, 11th coming in at last place, ... they'll make her wait, while they wade thru the other 10 defendants.... oh well....
Troops, I just saw that her partner in crime is also on todays list.last on the list, 11th coming in at last place, ... they'll make her wait, while they wade thru the other 10 defendants.... oh well....
oooo same court (#3) and first cab off the rank!! coincidence?? or...fate?? suspicious , to me, hope they don't 'fall out' in court!
| RE: JAMES (Application for Bail - Legal Representatives Required) | Justice Crowley | Court 15 Floor 5 | 9:00 AM |
Tyler Scott William James denied bail after allegedly interfering with witnesses over fatal Daisy Hill hit-and-run
“The court heard Mr James had also been charged over allegedly attempting to have witnesses change their statements.
Justice Lincoln Crowley told the court that conversations, recorded by prison authorities, allegedly heard Mr James tell his mother: "Just need somebody to go sort it out, because I am not doing 20 years because he's a
king … if he's going to write s**t."The crown prosecutor opposed the application, telling the court it had a "strong" and "powerful" case.
Justice Crowley told the court he was not satisfied bail should be granted, given the 27-year-old had allegedly tried to persuade witnesses to change their statements while he was in custody.
He told the court he had "no confidence" Mr James would not attempt similar actions if he was out on bail.”
Murder accused allegedly tried to interfere with witnesses while in custody
A man accused of being involved in the planning of a fatal hit-and-run on his ex-partner has been denied bail, after allegedly attempting to interfere with witnesses.
www.abc.net.au
I just love the little emojis that have automatically replaced the text in my above post…. So cool!!!
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somebody to go sort it out, because I am not doing 20 years because he's aking … if he's going to write s**t."
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somebody to go sort it out, because I am not doing 20 years because he's a
king … if he's going to write s**t."Today's Courier Mail
ACCUSED SAID HE’D ‘PAY PER LIMB’, COURT TOLD
Patrick Billings
A man accused of murdering his ex-partner by having his new girlfriend mow her down in a large four-wheel-drive moments after she dropped her daughter at kindergarten allegedly told others he wanted her maimed and would “pay per limb”.
Tyler Scott William James, who is charged with the murder of Kiesha Thompson, has now been hit with two counts of attempting to pervert the course of justice after allegedly trying to have witnesses change their police statements.
In Brisbane Supreme Court on Wednesday, he was refused bail.
His co-accused Larissa Rita Mae-Leigh Sant, has been granted bail. She is charged with murder after allegedly running down and killed Ms Thompson with a Toyota Prado in Logan last July.
The crown alleges James counselled Sant to murder the 23-year-old so he would become the sole parent of their young daughter.
“That’s why the crown says he went to the incredible and horrifying level of determining to organise to run his ex-partner over,” prosecutor Michael Lehane said.
“This is a man the crown says that will go to levels of extreme dangerousness … This was a plan to end a life.”
Mr Lehane said the child’s carer had expressed concern for their family if James was released.
The crown alleges James previously made threats to Ms Thompson and “attempts to engage others to injure her”.
The defendant allegedly told others he was willing to pay to have Ms Thompson’s legs broken so she couldn’t care for their child.
“He further stated that he wanted the deceased to be maimed and would be willing to pay per limb,” Mr Lehane claimed.
The court heard that while in custody James allegedly spoke to his mother about getting two witnesses to change their police statements.
“If I end up copping 20 years for that, I’ll lose it,” James was allegedly recorded saying in prison.
“Can someone go to his house or something? All we have to do is say that he’s under the influence or was coerced by the police and his statement doesn’t mean anything.”
Mr Lehane criticised the proposed bail address on Russell Island in Moreton Bay saying the only partially manned police station there meant James would not be properly supervised.
But James’ barrister Matt Hynes said the alleged attempt to pervert justice phone calls were made just after his client had been taken into custody for the first time ever.
“It puts a different complexion on the way in which he said those words,” he argued.
“Someone that was clutching at straws, not someone who’s genuinely formulating a conniving plan to get people to change their statements.”
Mr Hynes said the wholly circumstantial case against his client had flaws – “there is no direct evidence of any plan to kill or any instruction to that effect,” he said.
Justice Lincoln Crowley said the case was strong.
“On the crown case this was an … offence which had been planned for some time,” he said. Bail was refused.
ACCUSED SAID HE’D ‘PAY PER LIMB’, COURT TOLD
Patrick Billings
A man accused of murdering his ex-partner by having his new girlfriend mow her down in a large four-wheel-drive moments after she dropped her daughter at kindergarten allegedly told others he wanted her maimed and would “pay per limb”.
Tyler Scott William James, who is charged with the murder of Kiesha Thompson, has now been hit with two counts of attempting to pervert the course of justice after allegedly trying to have witnesses change their police statements.
In Brisbane Supreme Court on Wednesday, he was refused bail.
His co-accused Larissa Rita Mae-Leigh Sant, has been granted bail. She is charged with murder after allegedly running down and killed Ms Thompson with a Toyota Prado in Logan last July.
The crown alleges James counselled Sant to murder the 23-year-old so he would become the sole parent of their young daughter.
“That’s why the crown says he went to the incredible and horrifying level of determining to organise to run his ex-partner over,” prosecutor Michael Lehane said.
“This is a man the crown says that will go to levels of extreme dangerousness … This was a plan to end a life.”
Mr Lehane said the child’s carer had expressed concern for their family if James was released.
The crown alleges James previously made threats to Ms Thompson and “attempts to engage others to injure her”.
The defendant allegedly told others he was willing to pay to have Ms Thompson’s legs broken so she couldn’t care for their child.
“He further stated that he wanted the deceased to be maimed and would be willing to pay per limb,” Mr Lehane claimed.
The court heard that while in custody James allegedly spoke to his mother about getting two witnesses to change their police statements.
“If I end up copping 20 years for that, I’ll lose it,” James was allegedly recorded saying in prison.
“Can someone go to his house or something? All we have to do is say that he’s under the influence or was coerced by the police and his statement doesn’t mean anything.”
Mr Lehane criticised the proposed bail address on Russell Island in Moreton Bay saying the only partially manned police station there meant James would not be properly supervised.
But James’ barrister Matt Hynes said the alleged attempt to pervert justice phone calls were made just after his client had been taken into custody for the first time ever.
“It puts a different complexion on the way in which he said those words,” he argued.
“Someone that was clutching at straws, not someone who’s genuinely formulating a conniving plan to get people to change their statements.”
Mr Hynes said the wholly circumstantial case against his client had flaws – “there is no direct evidence of any plan to kill or any instruction to that effect,” he said.
Justice Lincoln Crowley said the case was strong.
“On the crown case this was an … offence which had been planned for some time,” he said. Bail was refused.
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