Meehan acknowledged that he has never omitted potentially exculpatory evidence before. "We haven't done that before," he tells Stahl. "In retrospect, I should have done a better job of conveying that information."
When asked what they would say to Nifong if he were in the room, Rae Evans, the mother of indicted player David Evans, says, "I would say with a smile on my face, 'Mr. Nifong, you've picked on the wrong families … and you will pay every day for the rest of your life.'"
You called it long ago. Nifong had no clue who he tried to railroad.
Throwing Nifong to the dogs trying to save his own ass.
Another English to Sicilian translation is in order:
In English, from the CBS News article on the upcoming 60 Minutes:
When asked what they would say to Nifong if he were in the room, Rae Evans, the mother of indicted player David Evans, says, "I would say with a smile on my face, 'Mr. Nifong, you've picked on the wrong families … and you will pay every day for the rest of your life.'"
Translated to Sicilian:
Don't ever go against our family. Ever. For any reason. The consequences are unpleasant.
Alternatively:
Nifong's gotta answer for our Santino. Will I kill everybody? No. Just my enemies. And he has made himself my enemy.