Four Suspects Arrested in Taylor Killing

Barry C. Scheck & Peter J. Neufeld
Rodney Ellis Texas State Senator / Innocence Project Board Chair
Jason Flom Chairman and CEO, Virgin Records
John Grisham Author
Calvin Johnson Former Innocence Project client. Exonerated in 1999. Author, Exit to Freedom.
Dr. Eric Lander Director, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard University. Renowned geneticist and DNA expert.
Janet Reno Former Attorney General of the United States
Stephen Schulte Founding Partner and Of Counsel Schulte, Roth & Zabel LLP
Bonnie Steingart Partner, Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP
Andrew H. Tananbaum, Esq. President and CEO, Capital Business Credit, LLC
Jack Taylor Innocence Project Board Treasurer
Paul Verkuil Professor of Law, Cardozo School of Law / Of Counsel, Boies, Schiller & Flexner LLP
Rachel Warren M.K. Enterprises, Inc.

 

Is Parker bucking for a job as public relations director for the defense attorneys?

What the fuck is possessing him to issue public statements preemptively scubbing the suspects' asses clean of possible DP crimes?

 

Three charged with unpremeditated murder, fourth suspect as yet uncharged.

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Great guys, these:

 

it's amazing the stoopid things cops say. nice of him to help build the unpremeditated defense. only hole there is someone brought a gun. more stoopidity.

caution: we're a looong way from knowing the full story.

 

At 17. Geez.

 

I doubt there's much more.
The cop wouldn't have said what he said if he wasn't sure of that.

 

The type of person who carries a gun when going to get ice cream, to the movies or to a party.

 

one thing i must admit: the young morons who did this could have been stoopid/inexperienced enough to stoopidly bring a gun to a home in which they expected no one would be home. but riddle me this: once it was evident people WERE home, why wouldn't they simply have fled? none of them would be facing extensive prison time for breaking and entering. all hell broke loose 'cause a prominent person ended up dead. which is why i contend there's still much left to this tale.

 

"We are convinced there is no link between the Tate and LaBianca homicides."
---- LAPD, August 1969


So I would have to agree: I believe there is still much we do not know.

 

BT... always brings the silent, heavy artillery. With his telltale brevity, all the while.

 

Yes, I see the fundamental relevance of a murder that took place 40 years ago across the country to our discussion.

 

I'll type the next one with raised dots, Louis.