Posted on 12/13/2006 1:36:38 PM PST by Howlin
Anybody know when the judge said he would rule on the motions?
Conspiracy to obstruct justice = clearly grounds for a suit against them.
If she is due in February, I guess we know why the trial will be "in the spring."
"Meehan is DONE as a lab guy."
One would hope but remember, this is Durham, NC we're talking about!
Yep.
That WRAL report is all I can find ... so far.
Can you say more about the suppression hearing? I thought that was about her medical and military records.
He's in Burlington, home of Lab Corp; I bet they are jumping for joy.
Her military records are sealed now.
Next hearing, February 5th.
Contiguous counties can get the trial.
Yep - I bet they are!
DURHAM, N.C. Durham District Attorney Mike Nifong said Friday that the stripper accusing three Duke lacrosse players of raping her is in fact pregnant, but that she become pregnant at least two weeks after party where she says she was raped.
Nifong, who said the baby is not due until the first week of February, bluntly contradicted family members of the accusers who earlier said she had already given birth.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,236695,00.html
When I first heard the news, I realized we might have our answer about why Brian disappeared.
I just had a thought. A pregnancy would be a pretty good get out of jail free card for a false rape allegation.
I have not seen any specifics. However, I presume that the hearing will cover all of the preliminary motions, including the line-up and identification suppression motion.
I don't remember that visit except as related to banging her head on the sink.
That family knows nothing.
I want to know who her "handlers" are.
February 5th, a week for a surpression hearing.
They just said if he rules in their favor, there is no case.
Interestingly, she's due that week.
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