Some really interesting info and thoughts on this thread.
A great group of WebSleuths
Random comments after catching up on reading:
All following is my humble opinion only -
Notary Public - (have had occasion to use NP many times, many different States over the years, simple transactions...) and every Notary
has had to keep a detailed log or journal of the “transactions” they have done when using the Notary Stamp. I believe detail includes fees collected. LE must have confiscated this log, and if not...they should.
It would provide some good time frame, chronology, if true and accurate. If not true and accurate, it would present a different story than
verbal claims.
Additionally, I wonder what Judge (name) ok’d this commission.
Tenacity of Lawyers in demanding - no restraints, shackles, cuffs, and insisting no permission to media to show accused in restraints
Also demand to allow accused to wear street clothing.
All are routine demands made by attorneys in death penalty cases.
It builds a paper trail and record in case of an appeal.
Some may say these demands also build a record to justify a change of venue for trial, due to special needs and additional personnel to accommodate or guarantee these “small” details/demands, making a PikeCo.venue unable to accommodate/finance (4 or 6 trials? *) equally.
The info on the film, BoondockSaints, is very interesting.
Much there to discuss. So many random clues.
* 4 or 6 individual Trials?
The Grannies, ( GreatGrannies to Sophie) may/may not go to trial, in my opinion, as Prosecutor, in their trials, may be forced to reveal information that prosecution would rather keep under wraps as long as possible.
I don’t know the law, but seems I had the impression those 2 would be required to go to trial sooner than the other 4 . Something different about their charges that the timing for speedy trial is different???
Anyone know for sure?