possumheart
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Shades of victim shaming of a bloke. I'm not used to seeing all of those words in the same sentence.
I don't think that there is anything complicated about this case. He had an escort over and did drugs with her, he ODed and she left. It happens and addicts do this all the time. If she called for help she would probably have been dinged with all sorts of charges that would have sent her to prison for a long time, so she just left hoping that no one would connect her. It is not as though he was a friend or anything, he was just a client.
She may be callous, but I don't think it is murder. He made his own bed, he wasn't forced to do it, and he died.
In situations like this the law needs to change and have a good Samaritan clause when these sorts of accidental ODs happen, so people are not left to die.
The 'eversnark' link posted above actually ultimately leads to this interesting MSM article at the Santa Cruz Sentinel:
Alleged 'harbor hooker' accused in Google exec's death wants more video from prosecutors, police
Santa Cruz Sentinel
By Calvin Men Santa Cruz Sentinel
POSTED: 12/09/14, 11:24 AM PST
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"Christensen, one of three attorneys for 27-year-old Tichelman, was granted a motion Friday by Santa Cruz County Judge Timothy Volkmann to compel prosecutors and Santa Cruz police investigators to turn over further evidence in the case."
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"Volkmann ordered the evidence be presented within 60 to 75 days. He also set a date of Feb. 23 to discuss the findings and tentatively set a preliminary hearing date.
Among the evidence defense attorneys expect is video surveillance in the five months before Hayes' death in November 2013.
"The evidence we're missing is more related to Forrest Hayes, who he is, what's his character, his habits, his compulsions," Larry Biggam, one of Tichelman's attorneys, said to a throng of reporters outside of court. "I think that evidence is relevant to explain why he was on the boat, why there were drugs present and why he was shooting heroin with a young woman.""
More...
48 Hours on CBS is doing this story on Saturday January 24, 2015.
"Kiss of Death and the Google Executive"
48 Hours on CBS is doing this story on Saturday January 24, 2015.
"Kiss of Death and the Google Executive"
http://www.santacruzsentinel.com/article/NE/20170406/NEWS/170409778
Alix Catherine Tichelman, the Santa Cruz Harbor Hooker, is destined for deportation to her native Canada, a U.S. Immigration Court judge ordered Thursday.
Tichelman, 29, was in the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, in Marysville in Yuba County on Thursday night. It is unclear when Tichelman will be removed from the U.S.
Tichelman was convicted in 2015 for giving Google executive Forrest Hayes a deadly heroin dose aboard his Santa Cruz yacht Nov. 23, 2013.
Murph of MJQ, is this you?!
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