I wonder what could be the hold up? Hasn't he had enough heartache? Is she not letting go?The divorce case is still in progress.
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I'm thinking there's financial assets that are being discussed further..
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Her being in and out of jail in the Bahamas is certainly not helping. I can't speak for Georgia divorce law, but in many states, you have mandatory mediation, a guardian ad litem may be appointed to ascertain the kids' interest. Both of these would be slowed with her being out of the country. But she just may not agree to a settlement and want to go to trial. I'm sure she wants these charges resolved before doing that. It is a mess. I think RS could ask the court to just set a trial date. If she isn't there, she isn't there, or can appear via video.
Sadly, I'm thinking they keep pushing this trial off and it's never going to happen. My opinion only, there's not enough actual proof to convict her of anything and it will be settled with her time served as satisfaction. Again MOO
I would think that if the Bahamas had weak evidence that they would have dealt with this differently long ago. I think they are comfortable going to trial, but would likely prefer a plea. But I think the Bahamas would like to use this case to sort of send a message that lawlessness is not going to happen in the Bahamas.
Maybe a valid point here in the states but I'm not convinced their is true with their justice system
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Good old ABC News. “ Georgia mom who is accused of hiring an alleged hitman to kill her estranged husband”. Why don’t they say “Georgia mom who is accused trying to kill a Georgia DAD” ?Trial is set for August.
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Lindsay Shiver, a Georgia mom who is accused of hiring an alleged hitman to kill her estranged husband in the Bahamas, is set to be released on $100,000 bail and is expected to return to the U.S. https://abcnews.link/oY935yL
Georgia mom accused of hitman plot to kill husband set to be freed on bail
Lindsay Shiver, who is accused of hiring an alleged hitman to kill her estranged husband, is set to be released on $100,000 bail and is expected to return to the United States.
