Yellow Rose
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He gives me the "vindictive" vibe so I can't get 100% behind the notion that he wouldn't implicate her further.
If he did that, he’d be confessing to his involvement in this.I'm hoping PF starts talking and pins her butt for exactly what her involvement is. I'm thinking he still hasn't talked and if he does her charges could change. Wishful thinking?
I thought I heard the DA also mention a particular halfway house.... which I thought was odd in a case like this! I could be wrong.... will have to go back and listen again!
I think that if he can, he will. It just depends on the evidence and how he can best manipulate it. He hasn't said anything on public record yet so he can build his story. My guess is he wouldn't have said anything to his defense team either, other than i didn't do it, until they all look at the evidence and then he can start telling them his "story". Or if it is too overwhelming- plea..
Do you suppose PF will point his finger at KK?
He gives me the "vindictive" vibe so I can't get 100% behind the notion that he wouldn't implicate her further.
I am just wondering if she has more involvement than she is saying. Which yes then it will become a he said she said.
^^^^^Yes, I like your quote!!! IMHO -LE was all over KK on November 29th...give or take a day.Timeline:
Dec 21- PF arrested. Dec 22 Twin Falls search warrants started.
Can we assume that LE got to KK before Dec 21, the reasoning being that PF was charged with three counts of solicitation the day before the Twin Falls warrants. Warrants are based on solid evidence. And we are pretty sure the solicitation is with KK.
Seems LE was all over KK well before Dec. 21st, and we didn't know it.
Sounds logical to me. You never know he might plead guilty and avoid a trial like CW did.
jmo
I don't know.. My non murdering logical brain says it would be stupid not to plea.
But he has the mind of a murderer. Nothing he has done is logical. The murder was unnecessary and illogical. My own personal experience has shown me that often people like this in spite of overwhelming evidence can't admit to what they did. Not sure why..
There really is no incentive for him to plead guilty. So I don't expect him to.I don't know.. My non murdering logical brain says it would be stupid not to plea.
But he has the mind of a murderer. Nothing he has done is logical. The murder was unnecessary and illogical. My own personal experience has shown me that often people like this in spite of overwhelming evidence can't admit to what they did. Not sure why..
Found the info on the PC around mark 15:46
Presumptive range - presumed what the judge would do in normal circumstances: compare the case to other cases and compare sentences. up to 18 months, probation, or half way house (comcor)
Extraordinary organization- defined under colorado law, can go up to 3 yrs sentence but the judge can still give probation. The sentence is still up to the judge.
Just trying to find out what constitutes extraordinary aggravating factors and it says "no circumstances listed"
So i still don't know what would constitute extraordinary aggravating factors. Except that I am now aggravated...
https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/si...riminalJusticeSpecialSentencingIssueBrief.pdf
I am just wondering if she has more involvement than she is saying. Which yes then it will become a he said she said.
Excellent coverage @Gardenista!This video has her making her statement. Starts a bit after 12 minutes in.
Thanks, thought I heard that. Seems odd to me! Although I could understand going to a halfway house after serving time.... just not as a place to serve time. Time will tell!He said comcor mark 15:46 and beyond. DA was just listing off all the possible sentencing options the judge could consider because there is no mandatory sentence for this charge.
Like I said earlier, I read somewhere that her personal cell phone pinged near Berreths phone and was found hidden in a desk at her job at the hospital. Doesn’t anyone remember that? I promise I didn’t dream of it.
I would think a tampering of evidence/delaying the process of proceedings to investigate involved with a homicide where the victim has not been located counts as extraordinary aggravated factors. Since she knew very early of the occurrence and delayed the process of investigation.