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EXPERT LINKS PORN TO WESTERFIELD'S SON!: (Feldman's Message To "The Damon"; Don't Leave Town!)
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| July 3, 2002
| KNBC
Posted on 07/03/2002 3:36:43 PM PDT by FresnoDA
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To: rolling_stone; Amore
Copycapt = is of course, copycat
To: ~Kim4VRWC's~
Kim, if they compared evidence and it pointed to someone other than DW what do you think they should do?
To: rolling_stone
Click here .
In my opinion, this is one of the single most important mitigating factors in this entire case IF AND ONLY IF the distance from the one place to the Van Dam's house is as close or closer than has been suggested. Someone copy and make an archive backup of the webpage above please. Why on earth was this not reported or mentioned earlier ?!?
703
posted on
07/04/2002 2:36:33 PM PDT
by
pyx
To: winodog
Or maybe a honest police officer saw DW being railroaded and slipped him Feldmans card.
That makes more sense, doesn't it? I've read that the police don't have a big love of Defense lawyers (because they tend to undo all the work the police have done, if someone is indeed guilty). Why would a cop suggest not just a local defense attorney, but a darned good one?
To: rolling_stone; Amore
Follow thru with it of course!! It could be a copy cat crime....and if it is....you definitely don't want to stop this trial in the middle of it..... :( That's why I asked Amore's professional opinion. Testing against new evidence, in the middle of the trial...would that cause a mistrial? That would show the prosecution itself has doubt that the defendant is guilty. Now if the police did it without telling the prosecution, that may be ok...
To: meadsjn
Excellent post!! In the mean time, predictions really are
coming true!
To: meadsjn
the dumbing-down of the populace (and by extension, the jurors);
This is a frightening thought. I asked myself the other day, "Do I know twelve people ("peers") that I would consider level and logical enough, uninfluenced enough by the media to be jurors, if I were ever tried for something?" Heck, I don't know 12 people like that, let alone having to put any faith in twelve yoohoos off the street!
To: NatureGirl
Why would a cop suggest not just a local defense attorney, but a darned good one?
Most likely because if you retain "the best" defense attorney around, you're (in eyes of media) probably "the most" guilty. As opposed to someone who just goes and consults or retains a generally unknown defense attorney.
Honestly I don't know. Now, if we knew which "honest" cop it was and he was not testifying for the DA then I would say it was that he was just a good cop in the senario. JMO. Happy 4th!
To: NatureGirl
If they are smart enough to *follow* the judge's instructions... they shouldn't be influenced by media...unles you are considering how much the media has influenced their ''so called'' education in the years leading up to that point. I'd LOVE to speak to consultants who study jury psychology to find out if they have changed the way they are interviewed..dumbed down voir dire questions etc.. Would be interesting would it!
To: meadsjn
You and I are on the same page. I could not have said it any better!
To: FresnoDA
Please review post #697 and BUMP.
711
posted on
07/04/2002 2:54:37 PM PDT
by
pyx
To: pyx
It was reported in the media and mentioned on previous threads at the time it occurred.
Generally, negative results of investigations are not reported, being considered non-news.
I do wonder if Freeping an area reporter, asking them to find out if comparison's were done, would perhaps generate an answer to the question.
712
posted on
07/04/2002 3:01:47 PM PDT
by
Valpal1
To: pyx
Wow. I saved it to my hard drive. Good detective work.
To: rolling_stone
Sorry - I jumped straight to the last page of the thread and didn't see your post. Good detective work.
To: NatureGirl
"Do I know twelve people ("peers") that I would consider level and logical enough, uninfluenced enough by the media to be jurors, if I were ever tried for something?" I'd have to answer, "No, not in any one local jury pool." This makes it all the more important for us to stay involved in our civic duties, to keep voting, showing up for jury duty, and educating our families, friends, and neighbors, and ourselves.
715
posted on
07/04/2002 3:09:44 PM PDT
by
meadsjn
To: small_l_libertarian
No. Not me. I should be so lucky to make a find like this ! :)
rolling_stone deserves the credit.
And if others have posted this before on previous threads, they deserve the credit also but, I don't recall reading this on threads since March or so.
BTTT for post #697
716
posted on
07/04/2002 3:10:22 PM PDT
by
pyx
To: pyx
Got it. :-)
BTTT #697
To: pyx
There were articles posted at the time. They might still be here somewhere, but with so many VD threads, forgive me if I don't dig it out for you. But yes, it did happen.
To: rolling_stone; pyx
Woops, never mind--I see RS had it handy!
To: ~Kim4VRWC's~
I have a book about that very thing. Unfortunately, it's still packed in a box somewhere. If I can think of the name of it, I'll tell you.
And I do think people are influenced by the media, far more than they care to admit. Or far more than they realize, maybe that's a better way of putting it.
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