mamamia54
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CR was on the no trespass list to begin with too.
I had forgotten that, thank you for reminding me.
CR was on the no trespass list to begin with too.
CR was on the no trespass list to begin with too.
I think if that were true, the parents would be moving heaven and earth to get the funds to support a private search if necessary.
The scenario as I believe it is that when LS and CR arrived to Smallwood, all heck broke loose between CR and a group of people.
This is somewhat off topic, and not new, but I found it interesting in light of possible scenarios with LS. Note who the lawyer is on the case BTW.
http://idsnews.com/news/story.aspx?id=81947
Have you seen the lawyer's biography?
"-2005 to 2006, Felony Narcotics Deputy and Director of the South Central Narcotics Strike Force (multi-jurisdictional task force)
-2006 to 2009, Supervising Felony Deputy for Major Felonies
-prosecuted over 700 felony cases
I have done jury trials for felony offenses including, dealing in cocaine, dealing in meth, dealing in heroin, robbery, burglary, serious violent felon in possession of a handgun, rape, criminal deviate conduct, handgun violations, resisting law enforcement, attempted murder and murder."
In light of this, I've wondered how much of a "defense" attorney he may be.
We are trained to be advocates for our clients, not push a certain agenda. Speculating as to the type of work an attorney has done in the past should not be used to conclude anything. I feel like this board jumps to a lot of conclusions about attorneys without really knowing much about the profession outside of tv dramas and highly publicized criminal cases. I apologize if I come off as condescending.
JW...
I understand this, thanks. It's entirely possible he was just an easily-available guy, like CR's lawyer was.
However, I do think it's not impossible that his background might reflect what JW (and the S's?) thinks might have happened.
They would if she wasn't dead yet. Let's say she was at JR's and passed out. Breathing was shallow. Barely detected pulse. I doubt many of these boys have even taken a pulse before.....if it's really light, they could have missed it all together. She could have been wrapped up, not thinking she was dead, and taken away and left to die (though they may have thought she was already dead/OD'd). Cadaver dogs may not have hit b/c there wasn't a dead body (yet).True... but cadaver dogs wouldn't have missed her.
They would if she wasn't dead yet. Let's say she was at JR's and passed out. Breathing was shallow. Barely detected pulse. I doubt many of these boys have even taken a pulse before.....if it's really light, they could have missed it all together. She could have been wrapped up, not thinking she was dead, and taken away and left to die (though they may have thought she was already dead/OD'd). Cadaver dogs may not have hit b/c there wasn't a dead body (yet).
There is no indication that JW ever met LS that night. So I don't see why he would be needing that kind of defense.
What litigation could possibly take place with JW if he didn't see her that night at all?
I was referring to the transfer station, I think, when I referenced the cadaver dogs
and isn't it true that many times an attorney will go from being a prosecutor (on the state's payroll) to a defense attorney who can charge a LOT more $$ for a difficult/challenging defense?
I would think that this attorney's experience as a prosecutor would be good for his defendant's case.