[qaz123]

All this talk about the scumbag.

Question needs to be asked: Is he interviewed for information? or Is he interviewed for his prosecution?

If they’re just trying to get info for other attacks/coconspirators, then have at it. But what do we do with him, when they’re done? He can’t be extradited.

If they’re trying to get info for prosecution, they’re done either way. If they interviewed him under the influence of any type of pain medication, then his defense will argue just that, he was under the influence and had no idea what he was saying.
If he wasn’t on pain meds, then they’ll argue that he was denied medical treatment and felt coerced....blah blah blah blah.

I’m all for sticking two spikes in his legs and connecting them to an electrical supply, like Brian Mills did to the Armenian in Taken.

But, as much as we would like it, we can’t have it both ways.

[Enterprise]

I think that the FBI would have enough information outside of Miranda to convict Joker, so they should gotten every last shred of information out of him possible. There might be knowledge about welfare fraud that Governor Patrick doesn't want to have revealed to an inquisitive press. There might be people engaged in wire fraud crimes regarding terrorism funding. He might have knowledge of bomb makers, drug connections, weapons connections, and people with knowledge of Joker and Tammy's activities both at home and abroad. Joker could possibly have information that could stop other attacks and save other lives.

The conspiracy theory I have is that the judge was sent in to get him to stop talking in the event that he knew information about the Saudi Student, his activities regarding terrorism and its funding if any, and possible direct ties between the student and the White House.

[caww]

This guy will end up doing some time and then he’ll be out....now it may take some time..but he’s going to walk on our streets again.