GUILTY OH - Sierah Joughin, 20, Fulton County, 19 July 2016 #9

[dixiegirl1035]

Toi Creel‏ @ToiCreel 10m10 minutes ago The day before the disappearance of #sierahjoughin Detectives say the Defendant’s computer showed a search for women’s lingerie,tank tops and a bodysuit. On June 25th 2016 (a month before Joughin was kidnapped) the term “hog tie” was also searched.

 

[dixiegirl1035]

Toi Creel‏ @ToiCreel 3m3 minutes ago [email protected] After the Defense asks for a complete search history of #JameWorley 's computer (including non violent/brutal websites) the court breaks for a 20 minute recess. @NBC24WNWO

 

[Dylgem22]

he's simply disgusting, what a monster .. my heart aches for everyone who loves and loved SJ ... just hearing this makes me sick all over again!!!

 

[loreet]

Taryn Lawson‏ @cntarynlawson 2m2 minutes ago
When shown an image of Joughin's grave, James Worley turned the computer monitor away. His lawyer, Merle Dech, turned their monitor off

During the recent Michigan sentencing of Jeffrey Willis for the murder of Rebekah Bletsch, Willis informed his lawyer -- who informed the judge -- he wished to leave without hearing the victim impact statements. Then he walked out of the courtroom. It was heartbreaking for Rebekah's family members, who gave their statements anyway. BUT the sheriff made a CD of the statements and played it continuously as they drove Willis to begin serving his sentence. They played the cd 5 times I believe. I'm sorry but Worley has no right to turn off his monitor and refuse to see the outcome of his sick obsession and violent actions.

 

[Bravo]

Sorry Tricia I said ***hat

 

[Bravo]

I have to leave in about 10 min. wish we had clarification of what the hay is going on.

 

[Tricia]

There is a small town newspaper in that area. Northwest Signal. He is a writer for them.

Hey Everyone,

Let's please stick to mainstream media twitter sources.

I removed several posts with some person's tweets and we can't decide if he is a troll or writes for a small newspaper.

Rather than try and figure that out it is better to stick to the sources that are solid.

Thanks,
Tricia

 

[Bravo]

https://twitter.com/lelindstrom/status/974000863554555904

 

[dixiegirl1035]

Lauren Lindstrom‏ @lelindstrom 32s33 seconds ago Brief flurry of activity, recess, when a assistant U.S. attorney interrupted testimony about Worley's computer contents. Defense had asked for entire contents released, but she told judge it can't be released w/o Dept. of Justice approval. We're back on

:shame: sorry folks

:couch:

 

[Tricia]

Sorry Tricia I said ***hat

I will forgive you this ONE TIME . LOL

 

[Bravo]

I will forgive you this ONE TIME . LOL

:loveyou:

 

[Bravo]

I have to head out. Will catch up this eve. Thanks all.

 

[dixiegirl1035]

http://www.toledoblade.com/Courts/2018/03/14/Friend-of-man-accused-of-murder.html

[h=1]Short recess called after U.S. Attorney official interrupts testimony about Worley's searches Updated 3:18 p. m[/h]
Defense attorney Merle Dech asked Detective Morford if his testimony covered the entire history of Worley’s internet use. Mr. Morford said “no.” The defense attorney then asked if Mr. Morford had access to Worley’s computer. He said “yes,” and Mr. Dech asked if he could retrieve it from Toledo police on Thursday.
At that point, Angelita Bridges from the U.S. Attorney’s Office approached the bench and spoke with Judge Jeffrey Robinson, who then called a recess.
Ms. Bridges during the recess referred comment to U.S. Attorney spokesman Mike Tobin, who could not be immediately reached for comment.

 

[BUF]

Recess called after U.S. Attorney official interrupts testimony about Worley's searches

http://www.toledoblade.com/Courts/2018/03/14/Friend-of-man-accused-of-murder.html

 

[Kadoober]

Lauren Lindstrom‏ @lelindstrom 32s33 seconds ago Brief flurry of activity, recess, when a assistant U.S. attorney interrupted testimony about Worley's computer contents. Defense had asked for entire contents released, but she told judge it can't be released w/o Dept. of Justice approval. We're back on

:shame: sorry folks

:couch:

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Why would approval of the Dept. of Justice be needed?

I need some ideas here, because the first thing that comes to mind is that there is information about other victims on there, and I will drive myself nuts.

Please help - I have no idea if my thought is even remotely reasonable and would like some reasonable input from non-nearly-nuts peoples.

 

[BUF]

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Why would approval of the Dept. of Justice be needed?

I need some ideas here, because the first thing that comes to mind is that there is information about other victims on there, and I will drive myself nuts.

Please help - I have no idea if my thought is even remotely reasonable and would like some reasonable input from non-nearly-nuts peoples.

It's hard to read with a trial by print, but my mind went there immediately. It was an awfully long interruption/recess.

Was the defense trying to go on a fishing expedition with this inquiry?

 

[lcat]

When Worleys friend was on the stand he insisted that things be moved that were blocking his vision so that he could see his friend. Then when his friend left he turned around and watched him go. [emoji35]

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[smallfry345]

I'd have been kick straight out of that jury pool, because how does this delusional lunatic think there is any room for any reasonable doubt, whatsoever?

 

[Spellbound]

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Why would approval of the Dept. of Justice be needed?

I need some ideas here, because the first thing that comes to mind is that there is information about other victims on there, and I will drive myself nuts.

Please help - I have no idea if my thought is even remotely reasonable and would like some reasonable input from non-nearly-nuts peoples.

could it be evidence of other crimes? Examples: other victims, use of computer to transfer images, use of “dark web” for commission of a crime ... ? I really don’t know, but feel it must be related to another possible charge in the future or to the commission of more crimes, whether against individuals or via use of the computers. Maybe they came across something not related to this csse, but that needs further investigation by another department?

My brain cells are swimming like crazy now :dunno:

 

[smallfry345]

When Worleys friend was on the stand he insisted that things be moved that were blocking his vision so that he could see his friend. Then when his friend left he turned around and watched him go. [emoji35]

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Oh no! Does the big man feel betrayed?! :jail: