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The long-termers at some prisons have their own veggie gardens outside their apartments. Yeah, it's not like Shawshank RedemptionBut he doesn’t get to open them.
His new domain won’t even allow his own veggie garden.
Oh good to know. Do they get to cook their veggies?The long-termers at some prisons have their own veggie gardens outside their apartments. Yeah, it's not like Shawshank Redemption
Yep.Oh good to know. Do they get to cook their veggies?
Ok I’m glad you’re not victim blaming.I am NOT victim blaming; I personally was shot at twice by an ex and dogs were poisoned. I was just pointing out GL may have had a 'trigger' to cause his alleged reaction of killing the family's pet pig.
Unfortunately it comes across as victim blaming, whether or not that was your intention.I am NOT victim blaming; I personally was shot at twice by an ex and dogs were poisoned. I was just pointing out GL may have had a 'trigger' to cause his alleged reaction of killing the family's pet pig.
That’s good, less of our taxes spent on food.Yep.
Have you elected yourself GL's enabler?It might have been that he considered the LL had left the gate to the pig pen open deliberately; given the vege garden appears to have been his domain according to this article. Quite often when relationships end under extremely acrimonious circumstances, there is a lot of tooing and froing with nastiness between the individuals concerned.
I really think you are a Greg Lynn fanboy.! Always defending him. That's fine but your not accepting the fact that Lynn most likely had a bad temper. Lynn from his ramblings suggests he has a chip or two on his shoulders. Not being able to fly would have pissed him off too. The various news sites reporting there maybe a new inquest into his 1st wife's death. Can only imagine the coroners inquiry at the time, he's a well regarded Pilot there's nothing here for me to find. Yes speak to the wife's family and it's an area of abuse big time IMO. She would still be alive today if not for meeting Lynn IMO. You need to do your reading to keep up with this thread Jam.!I am NOT victim blaming; I personally was shot at twice by an ex and dogs were poisoned. I was just pointing out GL may have had a 'trigger' to cause his alleged reaction of killing the family's pet pig.
He does it all the time.Unfortunately it comes across as victim blaming, whether or not that was your intention.
They fly themselves in their own drone...I’d heard that pigs were smart animals but I didn’t know they were capable of flying a drone.
In case you come across an abandoned pig in a garden, and were wondering what not to feed it.What's the point of this?
He does it all the time.
Has a habit of disproportionate response to an event. Turbulence on his flights must have been a hoot.Even if that were the case still no justification to kill it.
It's an act with no defense.
It happened before they seperatedIt might have been that he considered the LL had left the gate to the pig pen open deliberately; given the vege garden appears to have been his domain according to this article. Quite often when relationships end under extremely acrimonious circumstances, there is a lot of tooing and froing with nastiness between the individuals concerned.
Wasn’t this the reason manslaughter was taken off the table?Just re reading. Major ground of appeal when the prosecutor argued new evidence but didn't put the allegations to GL during cross as required to.do.
Depends what the allegations were but that will be the kicker of an appeal.
In an appeal which is obviously judge (not jury) and possibly even more evidence deemed inadmissible (ROI etc) is it possible he wins an appeal??Verdict was unsafe given evidence presented and reasoning.
Judges instructions during deliberation or response to questions by jury.
The allowance of some recordings when others were disallowed.
Can only go to 2. Appeals and high. Will be an interesting precedent.
Ultimately can't see him winning appeals.
Ironically the fact he was not guilty on one charge makes it harder to argue in a way
Your honour I should've been convicted of both but since I wasn't I should be acquitted.
But alternatively could argue Ms should've been on the table.
Effectively the rh charge is done.
The conviction of CC and those details would be appealed. Hard to see how he wins
Yes, in that he has show psychopathic tendencies on that I agree.Potentially, he's an Israel Keyes kind of character. IMO.
I have heard the “white collar” crims get these quirky little privileges and not only get a veggie patch, but can trade or sell excess produce to fellow inmates. Not sureYep.
In an appeal which is obviously judge (not jury) and possibly even more evidence deemed inadmissible (ROI etc) is it possible he wins an appeal??
In the justice Crouchers defence I believe he was looking forward (to possible appeals) in making the decision to initially deem certain evidence inadmissible (in pre trial). He spent several of his earlier yrs in appellate court so knows all about trials being overturned at appeal and the precise circumstances that lead to that.
Even with his charge to the jury saying ‘narrow path to guilty’ we maybe saw that as judge trying to sway jury to not guilty but once again I feel he was looking forward to possible appeals…….
Either way I hope there isn’t an appeal and if there is he loses and the psychopath spends the rest of his days behind bars. Thankyou universe for closing that road.
Sorry must be me. What is he saying ? That he had locked the trigger ? And onlyNot sure if anyone has seen this comment that Lynn was recorded making from the above:
"Another story about the couple aired on the radio earlier that day as he was driving. The court heard Lynn had turned up the volume and said: “I put a f..king trigger lock on it. You’ve gotta get a second set of trigger lock f..king keys and stick them in there … They’ve just got to keep pushing all the time, don’t they?” Police scoured hours of recordings to find instances where they believed he was talking about Hill and Clay."
This seems significant to me, but I'm not familiar with that shotgun.
Edit: Or was it on the rifle?
I asked DH and he said you can buy trigger locks for guns & rifles. As this was recorded before he was charged, I wondered if he was referring to the shotgun or rifle, as people are saying that in the ROI (which I haven't heard/seen), GL was saying RH took his rifle and he later changed this to say it was the shotgun.Sorry must be me. What is he saying ? That he had locked the trigger ? And only
keys would unlock for use ?