Concerned Papa
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I've made numerous posts here at WS regarding the caliber of Mr. Werter's representation of Tommy Croslin. Notice what NG and her experts had to say last night:
I think Ms. Nancy is correct, SOMETHING SMELLS!
GRACE: Hey, so now, still with no proffer of immunity, he just blurts it out? That doesn`t make sense. That doesn`t make sense, especially for the lawyer. I could see an inmate behind bars blurting something out, not thinking. But the lawyer to blurt it out when he says he didn`t say it before because he didn`t have immunity for his client, but now he blabs it to a reporter? Uh-uh! No! Something smells.
ALEX SANCHEZ, DEFENSE ATTORNEY: You know, the case is incredibly frustrating because of the reasons that you brought up. If she could not fend off this attacker, then how come she didn`t call the police and report immediately what happened? But I`ll tell you one thing. You brought this up, too. Tommy Croslin`s attorney revealing that Tommy Croslin was there and held the door open -- he may have helped build a case against his own client!
GRACE: He really did. But the problem is, you can`t ask a client if they take the stand -- you cannot ask the defendant about statements their lawyer made to the press.
SANCHEZ: No. No. But the lawyer could be called as a witness against his own client. Did your client tell you that he was there that night and helped escape with the body?
GRACE: Well, and another issue on that is, Sheryl McCollum, crime analyst, director of cold case squad, Pine Lake PD -- the problem with the lawyer blurting out the cause of death, according to his client, is that he`s now broken the attorney/client privilege.
SHERYL MCCOLLUM, CRIME ANALYST: Yes, he has.
GRACE: Now anybody can be -- it`s not protected anymore.
MCCOLLUM: That`s right.
http://archives.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/1008/20/ng.01.html
I think Ms. Nancy is correct, SOMETHING SMELLS!