He is odious-of course she needs to charge that thing. She is lucky to have a car to use in order to do so; and by the way, it wasn’t dangerous for her to be out to seek a place to charge this stupid thing-the storm didn’t last more than an hour at the most, and she probably didn’t have to go out to charge it until the following day, unless she failed to charge it the day before the storm. I’d bet one of her rich friends has a whole house generator that would have been perfect for charging it. This really is BS-I hope the jusge asks her the appropriate questions.
If it has a standard plug, a $35 inverter plugged into a car cigarette lighter will do it. Those are invaluable: two outlets for plugs, two USB slots. And, you know, there are battery packs one can buy to have a backup power source in the house. If a person’s continued right to (quite a lot of) freedom depends on keeping the battery charged, wouldn’t most people who wanted to stay out of jail plan for this type of thing? Of course.
Question 1: So...does MT think she is above the law and rules?
Answer 1: Apparently, YES, based on facts from her Arrest Warrants, Court Appearances, Comments, Etc.
Question 2: And does MT think she can get away with absolutely anything, which is often referred to in casual conversation—although usually not quite this appropriately—as “getting away with murder”?
Answer 2: Apparently, YES, based on facts from her Arrest Warrants, Court Appearances, Comments, Etc.
Question 3: And is MT correct in thinking as it appears she does based on her documented actions and deeds even on “house” arrest that she actually WILL get away unpunished (well, except for having had to travel an hour to charge her ankle bracelet, of course) despite her role in the murder of JD, a devoted mother of five kids?
Answer 3: NO. The evidence, LE, and the courts will ensure that justice is done. And we and all the other people who care deeply about the crying need for justice for JD and her five kids will watch and wait for as long as it takes. MOO.