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Maybe he thought he killed all the witnesses? But is wrong and is finding out now by their sworn affidavits.There are witnesses.
Maybe he thought he killed all the witnesses? But is wrong and is finding out now by their sworn affidavits.There are witnesses.
Didn't Nicole Brown's family testify to OJ's treatment of her? So something like this?I assume the Jury believed one witness over the others, then again, the Jury could discount both. All that matters is that the Jury believes your witness!
I am sure there will be plenty of witnesses to verify JW was abusive to HR. Dana's sister for one. Then the Jury needs to believe she is a credible witness.
QUESTION:
Would Dana's sister be allowed to testify that Hanna told her about abuse, or is that hearsay? In other words the sister would be required to have witnessed the abuse herself being an eye witness first hand.
Yes, waiting anxiously for the other motive/s. These will certainly affect the outcomes. IMO
I assume the Jury believed one witness over the others, then again, the Jury could discount both. All that matters is that the Jury believes your witness!
I am sure there will be plenty of witnesses to verify JW was abusive to HR. Dana's sister for one. Then the Jury needs to believe she is a credible witness.
QUESTION:
Would Dana's sister be allowed to testify that Hanna told her about abuse, or is that hearsay? In other words the sister would be required to have witnessed the abuse herself being an eye witness first hand.
Does anyone know the percent of crimes that have been solved do to the police fellow tip of a rumor?It is my understanding that something said directly to you is not hearsay, but if someone tells you something they were told by someone else then it is hearsay. Example: DR says to me, "HMR said JW hit her yesterday." That is hearsay.
But, if HMR says to me directly, "JW hit me yesterday," that is not hearsay. It is a direct statement made to me by the person it happened to, and I could then be called to testify as to what HMR said directly to me.
JMO.
I assume the Jury believed one witness over the others, then again, the Jury could discount both. All that matters is that the Jury believes your witness!
I am sure there will be plenty of witnesses to verify JW was abusive to HR. Dana's sister for one. Then the Jury needs to believe she is a credible witness.
QUESTION:
Would Dana's sister be allowed to testify that Hanna told her about abuse, or is that hearsay? In other words the sister would be required to have witnessed the abuse herself being an eye witness first hand.
Thankx for answering my question. This matters because HR cannot collaborate it.It is my understanding that something said directly to you is not hearsay, but if someone tells you something they were told by someone else then it is hearsay. Example: DR says to me, "HMR said JW hit her yesterday." That is hearsay.
But, if HMR says to me directly, "JW hit me yesterday," that is not hearsay. It is a direct statement made to me by the person it happened to, and I could then be called to testify as to what HMR said directly to me.
JMO.
If I am not mistaken, it is hearsay if BJM testifies HR told her JW hit her, but if anyone actually saw him hit, shove, or be violent in any way they can testify to what they saw.
Thankx for responding to my question....Didn't Nicole Brown's family testify to OJ's treatment of her? So something like this?
"(6) Statement Offered Against a Party That Wrongfully Caused the Declarant’s Unavailability. A statement offered against a party that wrongfully caused — or acquiesced in wrongfully causing — the declarant’s unavailability as a witness, and did so intending that result."
Rule 804. Hearsay Exceptions; Declarant Unavailable
If you go to HR's facebook page and glance at the photos she posts of SW not one Wagner liked or loved the picture. How is that even possible when AW herself claimed HR was like a daughter to her? Also the last thing HR posted to her facebook was a timeline photo of a bed of flowers with a quote that reads: "It's gonna be okay" followed by "Yeah because its not happening to you". That was posted April 16th 2016.
DR's last post was also on her timeline of a flat redline, very ominous. It was posted April 20, 2016.
I chose not to go to their facebooks but did out of curiosity. I dont mean to offend anyone especially the Rhodens, Manleys, or gilleys
Dana Lynn RhodenIf you go to HR's facebook page and glance at the photos she posts of SW not one Wagner liked or loved the picture. How is that even possible when AW herself claimed HR was like a daughter to her? Also the last thing HR posted to her facebook was a timeline photo of a bed of flowers with a quote that reads: "It's gonna be okay" followed by "Yeah because its not happening to you". That was posted April 16th 2016.
DR's last post was also on her timeline of a flat redline, very ominous. It was posted April 20, 2016.
I chose not to go to their facebooks but did out of curiosity. I dont mean to offend anyone especially the Rhodens, Manleys, or gilleys
And that isn't justice to me. It should at least take half to acquit. My opinion
I assume the Jury believed one witness over the others, then again, the Jury could discount both. All that matters is that the Jury believes your witness!
I am sure there will be plenty of witnesses to verify JW was abusive to HR. Dana's sister for one. Then the Jury needs to believe she is a credible witness.
QUESTION:
Would Dana's sister be allowed to testify that Hanna told her about abuse, or is that hearsay? In other words the sister would be required to have witnessed the abuse herself being an eye witness first hand.
Thanks Merrygirl.‘It depends on how it is presented I think. I’m going to go out on a limb and guess that if one person says that HR said JW was abusive then it probably is not admissible. However, if that same person says HR told her JW was abusive and there were photos to show bruises, etc then that could be admissible I guess. Or if 10 persons all testified that HR said that to them as well then maybe it would be admissible. IANAL by any means. I found this link on Federal courts but IDK about state courts. Again, IANAL. Hearsay - Wikipedia
For the DP all 12 must agree. For lesser offenses then less is acceptable. I agree with you that our system is too subjectable. We need to somehow remove the human emotion factor. In my family’s case, I had an occasion to talk personally with 2 of the jurors from the case. I had no ax to grind or dog in the fight so nothing to gain. We casually discussed (~5 yrs later) how the verdict was reached. I was told that initially 2 jurors (not the ones I spoke with) voted not guilty so the jury deliberated. Initially the 2 chose not guilty because of the age of the perp and 1 of the 2 also believed the wife wouldn’t lie to protect her husband. All 12 discussed the case and had to stay overnight of which no one wanted to do it but had no choice. The next day deliberations continued and the one would not change her vote cuz she just couldn’t stand the thoughts of putting that elderly man through the DP. I was told the one juror refused to waiver and the rest did not want to stay over for another night so everyone thought the “not guilty” verdict was the best option. I have no way of proving any of this of course but this is what I was told. Personally, I sat through the trial and I didn’t think the prosecution did an impressive job of proving the case so maybe there was merit in letting him go. Their judgment should have been based on the facts presented and not the age factor. Former jurors of the OJ Simpson trial said they thought he was guilty but they voted to acquit cuz they were tired of all the police brutality on the blacks. My point to this story is there are too many personal emotions that factor into a jury’s decision and the process is not always fair in that regards, but at the moment I have no suggestions on how to change it.
Thanks Merrygirl.
You are the 4th person who has responded to my question:
"Can Dana Rhoden's sister testify that Jake abused Hanna if Hanna told her?"
The question is, did Dana's sister have to witness the abuse herself in order for her to be a credible witness? And her testimony not to be hearsay?
Or is it enough that Hanna told her directly?
Your opinion is if there are photos or several witnesses, it could be credible to the prosecution.
Thankx! I have an appointment with my attorney regarding my sister's estate and I will actually ask him about this. I reached out to MSM Ohio reporters and Websleuth's friends, and thus was sent Jake's full legal custody affidavit, so why not talk to my own attorney? Right?
Affidavit in Support of Ex Parte Order of Temporary Custody
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