A murder case but something ain't right

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Get it Kristi Noem… she killed her dog. Just like the homeowners did at the house. Their dog just suddenly disappeared during the death investigation. The dog had history of attacking people. O’Keefe had what looked like bite marks on his arms.
 
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Ba,Ha,ha!

I knew Bukake (Buhkenik)

I sat next to him at a meeting after the mandate was announced and he gave a stirring speech about how the mandates were the path to communism. He having lived in the Ukraine as a young boy would be able to see it.

The kid other side of him also gave a Sam Adams worthy speech - he didn’t fold - almost lost his family when he was going to be discharged from the Coast Guard and have zero income, like the vaccinated Trooper that died of stroke this week.

Happy neither he or I got Bukake on us.

You can take the Ukrainian out of the Ukraine but they will still be duplicitous sons of bitches.

Buhkenik Folded and took the shot like a cheap lawn chair.

This is classic.

 
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Makinchips208 said:
This has to have been the worst ‘investigation’ in the history of investigations.
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I woukd say yes. If it was not for the murder investigation they had here for a lady who killed one of my friends brothers. The judge actually told the cops next time someone gets murdered they need to call in a team of detectives from somewhere else to investigate the scene. It was the second time a man turned up strangled in her house. She said ir was self defense because he was bearing her. When the police arrived he was dead on the couch with extention cord wrapped around his neck six times. He passed out and she wrapped a cord around his neck and strangled him.
 
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So nobody can get (or keep)their stories straight.

Everybody drinks all the time and drives around in snow storms drunk?

One of the guys texts in a group thread “tell them the guy never went in the house”.

ATF agent involved from the getgo, possibly commits a felony by using federal resources to selectively pull evidence off his phone?

ATF agent throws phone away on Military base AFTER court order to not alter or destroy the phone?

Security camera footage of when Karen Read’s car is brought into the sally port is now missing?

When the car is brought into the sally port many hours later, the blood evidence (in solo cups in the ‘stop and shop’ bag) is now (or still?) on the floor of the sally port, sitting behind the accused’s car?

How would one keep track of all the things done wrong in this coverup/case?
 
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pmclaine said:
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I was wondering why the prosecution would do that. Or maybe the camera is mirrored in the original, I have seen that before.
But why not make it clear to the jury???

Only thing I can come to is the prosecution wanted to give the illusion that the ‘back right’ tail light was not messed with in the sally port.
 
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Makinchips208 said:
I was wondering why the prosecution would do that. Or maybe the camera is mirrored in the original, I have seen that before.
But why not make it clear to the jury???

Only thing I can come to is the prosecution wanted to give the illusion that the ‘back right’ tail light was not messed with in the sally port.
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I know a laptop camera in a zoom meeting or such will reverse images.

Unsure why a surveillance camera would though.

I think there was commentary regarding the time stamping on the video also being reversed - site an image may reverse but it would not be expected that the time stamping be imprinted also reversed.

In addition to the reversals there appears to be “edits”.

It seems too amateur to be legit.
 
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Longshot231 said:
If her last name was Kennedy she would have never been charged.
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If their last name was Kennedy- they'd likely be re-evaluating their life insurance policies because the majority of that family has been in ruins for the past 6 decades or so. Somewhere I've got a commemorative zippo for the Kennedy presidential campaign that's never been used & still its original box which my Aunt gave me- who knows, maybe it'll be a collectible in another couple of decades.

Not sure if I saw it posted here on the Hide but I believe the anniversary of Bobby Kennedy's assassination was last week. Don't really have a point in this post other than to mention that the 1960's saw a lot of turmoil but it was a different country back then. Compared to 2024- it'd likely be unrecognizable by today's standards.

-LD
 
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LuckyDuck said:
If their last name was Kennedy- they'd likely be re-evaluating their life insurance policies because the majority of that family has been in ruins for the past 6 decades or so. Somewhere I've got a commemorative zippo for the Kennedy presidential campaign that's never been used & still its original box which my Aunt gave me- who knows, maybe it'll be a collectible in another couple of decades.

Not sure if I saw it posted here on the Hide but I believe the anniversary of Bobby Kennedy's assassination was last week. Don't really have a point in this post other than to mention that the 1960's saw a lot of turmoil but it was a different country back then. Compared to 2024- it'd likely be unrecognizable by today's standards.

-LD
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ANTIFA, BLM, Palestinian protestors and Fauci worshipers are just recycled hippies.
 
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pmclaine said:
This has more local interest, for me i have a personal interest, something seems foul here.

Could be Occams Razor but if this goes the sideways it could, this will be national.

It's got a body, a woman, a journalist, intrigue, conspiracy, FBI, inter agency scores to settle going back to Whitey Bulger, a rogue Trooper, filled in swimming pools, remodeled basements, disappearing dogs, cell phones destroyed Clinton style or perhaps it's just a guy that got hit by a car driven by crazy.

You can say you saw it here first.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Karen Read trial witness admits her cop boyfriend could've been bashed

Karen Read, 44, is on trial in Norfolk Superior Court, south of Boston, claiming she was framed for the murder of John O'Keefe, a 16-year Boston cop, by police as part of a vast conspiracy.
www.dailymail.co.uk www.dailymail.co.uk

This just skims the surface. Way more detail that isn't being mentioned.
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Mass holes
 
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It's a tried and proven tactic. Notice that during the cross examination, the defense attorney is quoting the officer with the statements he probably knew that would be objected to and sustained.

Yet he did it anyway and didn't argue when the objections were sustained. He didn't have to because the Jury heard it and won't be able to put it out of there mind.

IMHO, the judge went too far in trying to protect the cop by sustaining the prosecutor's objections. The defense was merely quoting the cop; showing a bias and that he did not perform an objective investigation.

Nevertheless, the defense was able to destroy the crooked cop.

To a certain extent, prosecutors use the same tactic with illegally seized or tainted evidence. The defense will object but is overruled. During appeal the appellate court will say that it was "harmless error," and that the other evidence would have been enough to convict. Most of the time, that illegally seized or tainted evidence was the difference between acquittal and conviction but the judges don't care.

IMHO, there are too many "harmless error" rulings at the appellate level. It's nice to see this tactic used against crooked cops and prosecutors.
 
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Longshot231 said:
It's a tried and proven tactic. Notice that during the cross examination, the defense attorney is quoting the officer with the statements he probably knew that would be objected to and sustained.

Yet he did it anyway and didn't argue when the objections were sustained. He didn't have to because the Jury heard it and won't be able to put it out of there mind.

IMHO, the judge went too far in trying to protect the cop by sustaining the prosecutor's objections. The defense was merely quoting the cop; showing a bias and that he did not perform an objective investigation.

Nevertheless, the defense was able to destroy the crooked cop.

To a certain extent, prosecutors use the same tactic with illegally seized or tainted evidence. The defense will object but is overruled. During appeal the appellate court will say that it was "harmless error," and that the other evidence would have been enough to convict. Most of the time, that illegally seized or tainted evidence was the difference between acquittal and conviction but the judges don't care.

IMHO, there are too many "harmless error" rulings at the appellate level. It's nice to see this tactic used against crooked cops and prosecutors.
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The rules the judge has allowed are nuts.

Neither council has to state the grounds of their objection.

Prosecution just objects anytime they are taking a beating and they don’t have to state why as in “Objection! Hearsay!”

The judge must be a mind reader to know absolutely why they are objecting but for lay people they must be like “What was that about?”
 
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pmclaine said:
The rules the judge has allowed are nuts.

Neither council has to state the grounds of their objection.

Prosecution just objects anytime they are taking a beating and they don’t have to state why as in “Objection! Hearsay!”

The judge must be a mind reader to know absolutely why they are objecting but for lay people they must be like “What was that about?”
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You said it a little better than I could. The judge is supposed to abide by the rules of criminal procedure for that state. However, judges will violate the rules as often as Hunter Biden lights a crack pipe.

The judges will apply the rules to one side and not the other. The appellate courts will also claim to give trial court judges a lot of "discretion" like those dishonest turds are the sole arbiters of truth.

I use to be a very pro-death-penalty person. Yet, after what I've seen the lies and crooked games that lawyers and judges play I'm the complete opposite now.

I've read about too many cases where a person is sentenced to death, only to be discovered later that the judge or, more often, the prosecutor and/or cops did something underhanded.

Based on that idiot's testimony under the cross-examination I would vote to acquit if I were on the jury.
 
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pmclaine said:
I think the defense lawyer had a good point here in objecting to the charge sheet provided the jurors not allowing for not guilty….corrupt.

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No shit! Even the school kids that passed love notes knew that you need two boxes when asking if the girl likes you. Check "Yes" or "No". FUCK ALL GOVERNMENT INSTITUITIONS!

I would hope the jury is instructed how to fill out the form, but he brought it up, so good grounds for appeal.
 
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I’m loving the love being shown in the comments to these social media posts…..

No matter how good the story they try to post they are getting crushed.

 
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I'm not sure how the state plans a re-trial. With the terrible chain of custody with the evidence and tampering, how can they hope for a conviction - unless they go for a different / lesser charge than murder. Why not go after the "canton mafia" that seems to be running things
 
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pmclaine said:
Only relieved of his detective position. He will get stuck in supply. Forever a Brady cop.

Within an hour of them taking my shit I was suspended without pay by a co-conspirator that was avoiding charges by being a Fed witness…..

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Keep your friends close but your enemies closer.
That totally sucks you were fucked over like that but I'm guessing you saw it coming.
 
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XLR308 said:
Keep your friends close but your enemies closer.
That totally sucks you were fucked over like that but I'm guessing you saw it coming.
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The day they announced the mandate I knew I was going to be Dishonorably Discharged. I was on vacation with my fams in one of our fav places that I now think about that moment when there.

I knew I wasn’t going to make it to retirement after the election steal.

I didn’t expect a vaccine mandate would take my career - I thought it was going to be an order to use force I couldn’t follow.

I was wrong. It was force used against me I wouldnt allow.
 
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Suspended without pay. Does that equate to fired?

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Makinchips208 said:
Suspended without pay. Does that equate to fired?

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Perjury; evidence tampering and coercion of official reports . He’s probably a really good guy . Just needs some additional training. Just think how bad things would be without him out on the streets doing sheepdog shit .
 
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Makinchips208 said:
Suspended without pay. Does that equate to fired?

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Nope.

I was suspended without pay for 5 months and put through three trials before my Dishonorable.

I wasn’t fired for not taking the shot……it was insubordination to not take the shot when asked at each trial and it was even worse that I wouldn’t just walk away and quit.

We never really got due process because the trials outcomes were known and we never had opportunity to appeal. I was told I couldn’t speak my say at the final one.

I bet the job goes heavy handed on him. The union will appeal. Civil Service will say he was denied due process and there will be some sort of arbitration.

Neither Civil Service or EEOC would even act on our complaints and once they found out we filed a case they absolved themselves of any responsibility to provide service.
 
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Thing about this case now is that the jurors are talking and three have come forward to say it was unanimous not guilty on the second degree murder.

Not guilty on the leaving the scene motor vehicle homicide.

There was an impasse on manslaughter.

If the DA goes to retry on the same charges I’d say it’s double jeopardy.

The defense never got a chance to question which charges were at an impasse the judge just quickly declared a mistrial without having the jury foreman read the charge sheet and findings.

Very smelly cheese.
 
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