And the defense has sooooooo much more, too.Well they are getting a do over right? So they can get it right this time hopefully. If they don't, then they have to expect the same result or even an acquittal.
I'm specifically talking about all the people at the scene that supposedly heard her utter those words. Did they not do any witness interviews for those people (investigation 101) or did it not happen? We'll never know now because it isn't documented anywhere. You know, by the very person that was the self proclaimed record keeper that also didn't log any of the "evidence" he turned in.I think it probably was by the emergency services and those who heard her afterwards, like JO's niece, for instance. I wonder if it is any of her texts? Did they publish her texts? I know i have heard about a couple like the 'where r u you? U pervert JO."
We can watch for these things in the retrial.
And the defense has sooooooo much more, too.
They are all up thread, too.I have found transcripts of her texts and voicemails plus pictures from his autopsy showing the various injuries. For now i think it best to wait for the retrial before posting anything though.
Ok. Here is a copy of the statement of case and statement of fact that was given to the GJ, as I understand. I have so far only read about the first 10 pages but it is very detailed.They are all up thread, too.
She definitely doesn't do herself any favors, but maybe we would know if she did it or not if they had did an actual investigation. That, by itself, gives me reasonable doubt. They were definitely hiding something.After watching the 20/20 show, my seester is convinced that Karen did it. I tried to tell her about the Sally Port video, but she didn't understand what I was saying. So I just emailed her this link:
Karen Read Murder Trial Week 6: The Prosecution Gets Forensical. And May Have Just Nuked Their Own Case.
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She definitely doesn't do herself any favors, but maybe we would know if she did it or not if they had did an actual investigation. That, by itself, gives me reasonable doubt. They were definitely hiding something.
I just saw a glimpse of it but have also seen her on other stuff.I haven't watched it yet.
From the tweet -As they should
I'm most cases, if they are voting not guilty on any of the charges, those charges are found not guilty. Now, if she was found not guilty on those charges, it would 100% be double jeopardy if they charged her again on those. That's the way it is supposed to work and that's what her very valid argument is about. The judge should have done exactly that and did not. A mistrial on all charges should only be if there was no agreement on ALL charges.From the tweet -
"The defense has argued that charge should be dropped because jurors in her first trial reported they agreed to find her not guilty of that charge before a mistrial was declared. Read's lawyers have said that violates her double jeopardy protections"
I don't believe it is double jeopardy as the mistrial was on all the charges, not just a mistrial on certain charges. I think this was discussed upthread.
When the judge gave that decision, the jury had not revealed that though had they? Or am i remembering wrong? I'll check back upthread.I'm most cases, if they are voting not guilty on any of the charges, those charges are found not guilty. Now, if she was found not guilty on those charges, it would 100% be double jeopardy if they charged her again on those. That's the way it is supposed to work and that's what her very valid argument is about. The judge should have done exactly that and did not. A mistrial on all charges should only be if there was no agreement on ALL charges.
I'm sure she knew what it was because that's her job. If not, then she did the same kind of job the prosecution did, as in, she didn't do her job.When the judge gave that decision, the jury had not revealed that though had they? Or am i remembering wrong? I'll check back upthread.
From what i remember, they just told her they were deadlocked. But maybe i am remembering wrong.I'm sure she knew what it was because that's her job. If not, then she did the same kind of job the prosecution did, as in, she didn't do her job.