GA - Hamid Jahangard, 60 intentionally driven over by Brian Schmitt, 48, Sandy Springs, 30 July 2019

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"Atlanta lawyer Brian Schmitt ran down and killed Iranian-American real estate investor Hamid Jahangard after a golf ball hit his Mercedes-Benz, prosecutors say. Schmitt reportedly thought Jahangard threw a golf ball at car, but prosecutors say if that occurred, it was an accident. The district attorney says Schmitt “purposely steered” his car into Jahangard, 60, who died two days later from blunt force trauma head injuries...

Held in jail since the July 30 incident, Schmitt, 48, was indicted on murder, felony murder and aggravated assault charges, as announced by Fulton County District Attorney Paul L. Howard, Jr..."

Bryan Schmitt: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com
 
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From your link PT:

“According to a report from WSB in Atlanta, the criminal complaint includes witness statements that describe what happened: Jahangard was walked down a driveway and stood near the bottom where garbage cans were located. Schmitt drove by and “as he passes the driveway, he hits his brake.” He pulls back up and “remains stationary for 25 seconds. Two cars pass him on the wrong side of the road and he quickly makes a left and starts to accelerate. You can’t see impact. Victim Hamid (Jahangard) is slammed to the ground, head bounces twice off pavement and his body is rotating.”

“A neighbor who said she was a nurse, “told police that she didn’t see the crash but became very concerned when she saw the driver attempting to pull the victim’s body out from underneath his car. She told him to stop and waited for paramedics to arrive” and said, Schmitt “was lying and that he did not knock him down. He ran over him.”

The rest of this guy”s life just went into the trash heap.
 
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How bizarre!
 
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What is it that cause some people to become completely unhinged over simple ordinary misfortunes?
 
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Attorney’s bond set at $500K following deadly road-rage incident

Sept 06, 2019

"A north Fulton County attorney accused of running over and killing a real estate developer during an argument was granted a $500,000 bond at his court appearance Friday morning, Channel 2 Action News reported.

Bryan Keith Schmitt, 47, of Sandy Springs, was indicted last month on murder, felony murder and aggravated assault charges in the death of east Cobb County resident Hamid Jahangard....

On Friday, the families of both Schmitt and Jahangard filed into the courtroom. Jahangard’s family hung a large photo of him in the hallway as his children and relatives took the stand and made the case for why they believed Schmitt should remain in jail, Channel 2 reported...."

Attorney’s bond set at $500K following deadly road-rage incident
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Experts Weigh in on Case of Atlanta In-House Lawyer Charged With Murder

Video footage, the defendant's conduct after the incident, and his character and reputation before it and several other issues are likely to be key in the case against Bryan Schmitt.


September 11, 2019

"In a day and age when cameras are ubiquitous, the fate of an Atlanta-area in-house attorney could very well depend on video footage from the unlikeliest of places: a heating and air-conditioning vehicle.

In fact, Georgia alleges the video evidence in the case against Bryan Schmitt of Sandy Springs is so compelling that it warrants charges of murder, felony murder and aggravated assault in connection with the death last month of local real estate investor Hamid Jahangard. Schmitt, 48, associate corporate counsel and director of contracts at supply chain and technology company Manhattan Associates, was released on $500,000 bond after an emotional hearing before a courtroom packed with friends and family members of both the victim and defendant last week....

The Daily Report asked Petrey and several other criminal defense lawyers, some of them also former prosecutors, to review the criminal complaint and supporting documents, which are mainly reports by Sandy Springs police officers and investigators, and offer some observations. According to these local criminal law experts, the following may be among the biggest issues to arise in the Schmitt case...."

Experts Weigh in on Case of Atlanta In-House Lawyer Charged With Murder | Daily Report

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(Hamid Jahangard)
 
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