Misinformation. They just did convict the assholes
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Posted On: 09/12/2022 2:59:08 PM
Misinformation. They just did convict the assholes who plotted to kidnap the MI governor. And the REAL assholes, the insurrectionists, are going down like flies.
I'll take the FBI any day over the treason weasel Trumpers.
Convicted Whitmer kidnap plotters send private eye to juror's workplace
Tresa Baldas
Detroit Free Press
Two convicted kidnap plotters in the Gov. Gretchen Whitmer case hired a private investigator to go to a juror's workplace to find out if that juror had it out for them and planned to "hang" them if picked to sit on the jury, as alleged by coworkers, according to a newly unsealed court filing.
Two of those coworkers were tracked down by the private eye and offered new allegations about the juror, including that the juror was "far-left leaning,” said the defendants were "guilty no matter what," and texted a family member during deliberations that a verdict had been reached but had not yet been announced, according to the filing.
The investigator, however, struck out in getting a third and perhaps more crucial coworker to talk to him: the employee who allegedly heard it firsthand from the juror that he/she believed the defendants were guilty from the start.
https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michig...913668007/
I'll take the FBI any day over the treason weasel Trumpers.
Convicted Whitmer kidnap plotters send private eye to juror's workplace
Tresa Baldas
Detroit Free Press
Two convicted kidnap plotters in the Gov. Gretchen Whitmer case hired a private investigator to go to a juror's workplace to find out if that juror had it out for them and planned to "hang" them if picked to sit on the jury, as alleged by coworkers, according to a newly unsealed court filing.
Two of those coworkers were tracked down by the private eye and offered new allegations about the juror, including that the juror was "far-left leaning,” said the defendants were "guilty no matter what," and texted a family member during deliberations that a verdict had been reached but had not yet been announced, according to the filing.
The investigator, however, struck out in getting a third and perhaps more crucial coworker to talk to him: the employee who allegedly heard it firsthand from the juror that he/she believed the defendants were guilty from the start.
https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michig...913668007/
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