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Did you read David Sween's recent post -fascinating !
717 Date: 2004-03-03 21:27:13
David Sween ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Why does Judge Delucchi contradict himself? In his own words, "I'm persuaded the dog tracking in and around Modesto can't be corroborated'' said Delucchi. "You can't cross-examine the dog."
Delucchi, however, ruled that prosecutors will be able to present a separate piece of dog-tracking evidence that places Laci Peterson's scent at the very pier where her husband said he left for an afternoon of fishing on the day she went missing. The jury will hear testimony from an expert dog handler whose Labrador retriever Trimble followed Laci Peterson's scent from the parking lot of the Berkeley Marina to the edge of the pier.
Court precedent requires corroboration of any dog-tracking evidence, Delucchi said, and called the marina evidence admissible because Scott Peterson admitted going to the marina, and Laci Peterson and her fetus washed ashore 2 1/2 miles from the marina four months later. What does that have to do with the need to follow Laci's scent?
Where is the corroboration? Did anybody see Laci at the Marina? Is Judge Delucci going to cross-examine the dog? This judge does not make any sense. First and foremost, the crap that Delucci has chosen to call evidence is straight out of the National Enquirer, and this is the direct quote: "And Trimble, another Lab tracking dog, produced the most compelling evidence against Scott. He showed that Scott left his warehouse in his truck, headed for the Berkeley Marina, and the dog picked up Laci’s scent – at the marina!"
Is Judge Delucchi going to cross-examine the dog?
Moreover, Delucchi has selectively excluded dog tracking evidence because Modesto police detective Al Brocchini called off a search even though a bloodhound named Merlin appeared to be following Laci Peterson’s scent, and that is not justifiable.
Where is the corroboration? Who saw Laci at the marina? Eyewitnesses corroborated the fact that Scott was at the marina, alone. This is extremely bizarre and presumptuous corroboration -like denying Merlin the tracking dog, the opportunity to follow Laci Peterson's scent. Delucchi's peculiar obsession to dismiss the fact that nobody saw Laci at the marina, not to mention the fact that she was witnessed walking her dog on December 24th, clearly indicates that the so called, "corroborated" dog-tracking evidence is nothing more than the bizarre theory that the National Enquirer publicized. That is not even what you call evidence, let alone, corroborated evidence.
716 Date: 2004-03-03 03:35:51
Mike ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Judge rules that the "evidence" published in the National Enquirer on January 6, is admissable ! LOL
Dogs tracked Laci's scent to a boat she had never been on. Fascinating ! Sounds like dogs don't know the difference between Scott and Laci's property, since Scott had handled it. For those who don't know the diff, that's called contaminated evidence --but what else do you expect from the National Enquirer? You would think that a judge would know better.
715 Date: 2004-03-01 21:45:35
John Ashcroft's Justice Department is involved? ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
"They have report after report after report of investigations that were taking place in December," Geragos said. "These items are negative for my client. I've got pages upon pages of hair comparisons that exclude my client at every single point."
Prosecutor David Harris said they were working with the Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigations to turn over the reports.
"We're doing the best we can," Harris told Delucchi. "We're going up the chain and saying you need to get this done."
714 Date: 2004-03-01 16:14:28
Joe Sneider ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Oh Fred, you are so gentle with your leading questions, don't beat around the bush ! These idiots are trying to suggest that Scott Peterson made cement anchors, used them to sink Laci, and he just left one behind so that the geniuses can trace it back to Scott. These MORONS are so stupid, it will be a huge shock if the entire jury does not die laughing before this is over.
713 Date: 2004-03-01 15:38:19
Fred Sanfilippo ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
The bodies of Laci Peterson and the baby were simultaneously recovered in April along the shores of San Francisco Bay, not far from where Scott Peterson was reported fishing on the day his wife vanished - Christmas Eve, 2002.
Who is gullible enough to believe that Scott Peterson directed the opportunity to frame himself?
712 Date: 2004-02-29 18:08:15
David Sween ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
The case against Scott Peterson has been aired in the National Enquirer and it does not belong in any court room where Kangaroo Justice does not prevail.
Mark Geragos does not need a defense to make it clear that it is not plausible to legitimately convict a man who has been cleared by 24/7 scrutiny. The slanderous and spurious allegations which are now called "the evidence" have been published in detail, in the National Enquirer and if this disinformation is to be pawned off to an unsuspecting jury, they need to be informed. And so, if the trial against Scott Peterson is to be fair, the judge must instruct the jury accordingly; "Members of the jury, I am supplying you with 10 issues of the National Enquirer. The theories of nine of the issues have been rejected by the prosecution because they made you all laugh. The January 6, 2004 issue is indisputable because the National Enquirer published a picture of Merlin the tracking dog, and THAT is what you call INDISPUTABLE evidence. If, in your infinite wisdom, you determine that the National Enquirer is a credible source, you must find guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. If you think that the National Enquirer is not credible, then Investigators like David Sween gets the last word."
This case is clearly over as far as the guilt or the innocence of Scott Peterson is concerned.
The judge in the Laci Peterson murder trial was supposed to be Richard Arnason, a retired Contra Costa County judge who was choseny by California Supreme Court Chief Justice Ronald George. Arnason is a well known, criminal law expert with extensive death penalty case experience and having served on the Superior Court of Contra Costa County for 31 years, he would never tolerate the tactics of prosecutors who are pretending to have a case against Scott Peterson. Needless to say, the prosecutors had to shop around, to find a judge who was willing to listen to a case that would have been thrown out a long time ago, if a reasonable judge like Arnoson was not replaced.
Clearly, any Judge who determines that the National Enquirer had showed probable cause that Scott Peterson had killed 27-year-old Laci, who was nine months pregnant, and dumped her body in San Francisco Bay, needs his head examined.
I know what I am talking about. In my experience, reasonable and fair Judges are irresponsibly replaced when prosecutors understands the weakness of their case.
Michael Cardoza, a criminal defense attorney in the San Francisco Bay area, thought that both the prosecution and the defense would approve of Arnason and every legal expert was shocked to hear he had been replaced.
"He does what's right and he controls his courtroom," said Cardoza, who tried a case before Arnason in 1998.
If the prosecution had a case, they would have accepted Arnason. Instead, they made sure he was disqualified because they [try not to laugh] claimed that an experienced and distinguished judge was biased against them.
Mark Geragos is understandably frustrated and angered by the kangaroo court that the prosecutors are seeking to construct for the sake of lynching Scott Peterson. The prosecution selected judge is even refusing to sequester the jury, and in this case, a jury that is not sequestered is subject to the manipulation that the Skakel jury was subjected to, when demagogues like Dominick Dunne dined within earshot of the jurors that lynched Michael Skakel. Needless to say, this prosecution is seeking an equally creative way to manipulate the Peterson jury; is that why they opposed the request to sequester the jury?
Judge Alfred A. Delucchi said jurors will be allowed to go home each night with an admonishment not to discuss the case, "and we'll see what happens." We'll see what happens, if this selected fool who is supposed to be a judge, continues to preside over a kangaroo court.
I repeat; The case against Scott Peterson is OVER, because Scott Peterson, the most investigated man in America, has been absolutely cleared by 24/7 scrutiny. In the alternative, you can promote the so called credibility of the January 6, 2004 issue of the National Enquirer, because every other issue has prompted widespread laughter --and now, it's just a matter of time... before the media rejects the latest fraud.
711 Date: 2004-02-29 15:44:47
Jake Stewart ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
By Kim Curtis
ASSOCIATED PRESS
12:22 a.m. February 26, 2004
REDWOOD CITY – Laci Peterson's trail ended at the water's edge.
It began as a scent path picked up by police dogs, leading from Scott and Laci Peterson's Modesto home down the road to nowhere.
According to testimony this week by the dogs' handlers, Laci Peterson's scent was again picked up at a nearby warehouse that Scott Peterson rented and on a boat he had stored inside – the same boat prosecutors say he used to ferry his wife's body out into the San Francisco Bay.
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Wow, Associated Press read the January 6, 2004 issue of the National Enquirer, and it publishes it as "the news" for February 26, 2004. LOL
710 Date: 2004-02-28 14:04:07
Mike ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
When did the National Enquirer become the medium for who goes to jail and who does not?
Does the judge in the Scott Peterson case read the National Enquirer? For those with a low IQ, this is not a trick question !
www.geocities.com/botenth/national.htm
709 Date: 2004-02-27 22:17:46
Jake Stewart ( no email / no homepage) wrote:
Want to know where all the morons [the imbecillic prosecution] are getting their evidence from? Today, it's all in the mainstream media, including the retarded Modesto Bee, that is supporting John Edwards because the morons think they are powerful enough to manufacture a horse raise. Check it out for yourself, don't take my word for it.
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National Enquirer
January 6, 2004
Heroic Tracking Dogs Prove Scott Lied to Police
by David Wright, Don Gentile & Charlie Montgomery
Three dogs that police used to search for Laci produced incredibly damning evidence against her husband Scott just days after she vanished.
Merlin, a bloodhound tracking dog that follows a person’s scent indicated Laci was taken from her home and then Scott’s warehouse in a vehicle.
Twist, a Labrador “cadaver dog” that searches for the scent of a dead body, picked up the scent of a body in Laci’s home and on a blue tarp Scott owned.
And Trimble, another Lab tracking dog, produced the most compelling evidence against Scott. He showed that Scott left his warehouse in his truck, headed for the Berkeley Marina, and the dog picked up Laci’s scent – at the marina!
"Trimble was brought to the area where Scott said he launched his boat to go fishing,"
"The dog grew excited. She pulled hard on the leash, taking her handler out to a pier where she stopped and stared out at the water. She then turned and looked into the eyes of her handler, indicating that Laci was out there somewhere. At that moment, detectives were convinced that Scott had sent his wife to a watery grave.
Scott was obviously worried about tracking dogs implicating him. Detective Al Brocchini testified at Scott's preliminary hearing that Laci's husband had asked him on Christmas Day, less than 24 hours after the search for her began, whether police were using cadaver dogs.
Brocchini was stunned. He told Scott cadaver dogs are used to search for bodies and he wasn't ready to say Laci was dead.
And the dogs' discoveries so unnerved Scott's lawyers, Mark Geragos and Kirk McAllister that they challenged the credentials of the dog handlers in an attempt to have the tracking evidence tossed out of court.
But the prosecution has no fears about the ability of Merlin, Twist and Trimble. The dogs and their handlers, Cindee Valentin and Eloise Anderson, are members of the prestigious California Resuce Dog Association (CARDA), the largest search dog group in the nation, which serves as a model for other search dog teams.
A pack of CARDA dogs joined Merlin, Twist and Trimble in the search for Laci. CARDA dogs have participated in over 2,000 searches in the past few decades, and have helped in such disasters as the Mexico City earthquake in 1985, the Northridge, CA earthquake and the Oklahoma City Bombing.
Merlin the bloodhound, guided by handler Cindee Valentin, was brought in two days after Laci disappeared. A sunglass case belonging to Laci was used to give the dog her scent as a search was conducted outside the Peterson home.
Merlin when nowhere near the park where Scott had said his wife went to walk their dog McKenzie. Instead the bloodhound made a beeline in the opposite direction following Laci’s scent for many blocks until his handler reeled him in.
Valentin said she’d learned enough to know that Laci was taken away from her home in a vehicle.
“The handler explained that the dog never sniffed sidewalks. It only followed Laci’s scent on a direct track right down the middle of streets.” Said the insider.
Valentin told detectives that a trained tracking dog following a scent down the middle of the street is a sure indication a person was in a vehicle.
Merlin was then brought to an area near Scott's warehouse Again the dog quickly picked up Laci's scent at an intersection and headed down the middle of streets until it wound up on Higyway 132-- a route on the way to the Berkeley Marina.
Merlin was finally taken to the door of the warehouse and again the bloodhound picked up Laci’s scent, following the trail out of the parking lot and on the same track down the middle of streets to the same spot on Highway 132.
“Detectives now knew Laci was taken from her home in a vehicle, then to the warehouse and then from the warehouse in a vehicle to Highway 132.” Said the insider.
The ENQUIRER learned that police believe Scott deliberately tried to confuse Merlin as the bloodhound was used to search along Highway 132.
“Scott was driving Laci’s Land Rover,” said the insider. “He had just come from his lawyer’s office and and he tried to drive past police officers on Highway 132 who were helping direct traffic away from the search area. “He was told he had to go a different way. Scott never identified himself to the cops or thanked them for helping in the search.
“But he was being followed at the time by surveillance teams who watched him stop and put of a search flyer on a pole that was in from of the location where the search was being conducted.
Detectives were convinced Scott was using Laci’s Land Rover to confuse the dog by introducing Laci’s scent in the area of the search. His lawyers could later say that’s the reason Laci’s scent was detected.”
Twist, the cadaver dog, and her handler Eloise Anderson were brought into the case to find out if the dog picked up the scent of a dead body. Inside the Peterson home, the dog showed interest in a spot on the carpet in the family room.
“Detectives felt this could be the spot where Scott wrapped up Laci’s body before removing it from the home,” the insider disclosed.
Outside the Peterson home, in a backyard shed, Twist came to a full alert at a blue tarp Scott had placed over a lawn mower. It was the same tarp Det. Brochini had found in the back of Scott’s truck the night he reported Laci missing
Back in the house again, Twist gave another indication a body had been in the family room.
At the warehouse, Twist was confused by chemical smells – but not as much as has been previously reported. “By Scott’s boat, the dog gave an indication a body had been inside,” said the insider.
“The dog also gave a stronger indication by three milk crates up against a wall in the warehouse. One crate had a large roll of shrink-wrap inside it. Detectives felt some of it was used to wrap around Laci's body.”
The next day, tracking dog Trimble was brought to the Berkley Marina. After sniffing at Laci’s sunglass case, the dog picked up a scent at an entrance to the
launch area where Scott said he put his boat in the water to go fishing.
“Trimble tugged hard on the harness, taking her handler to the westernmost pier at the launch area,” said the insider. “The dog continued along the pier, stopping at one pylon.
“That’s where the dog stared out at the water. The dog was indicating the end of the trail.”
Trimble was also shown a bedroom slipper belonging to Scott.
On Jan 4, 2003, the dog was placed in three different locations near Highway 132. And each time, Trimble picked up Scott's scent and wound up heading west on the highway -- on the route toward the Berkeley Marina.
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Now you know exactly how the cops manufacture evidence and coach witnesses, when they need to convict an innocent man. First and foremost, Laci's sunglasses had Scott Peterson's scent all over them because HE is the one who found them, but that is just one of about 50 thousand points that the NE fails to mention. In the whole, this isn't contaminated evidence. It is absolutely fabricated, as one would expect, from the National Enquirer.
I just love the part where Scott deliberately tried to mislead Merlin LOL. This is SICK !
If you want to know the truth about the murder of Laci Peterson, just listen to what David Sween has said, otherwise, you can rely on the imbecilles who are promoting ALL the crap that the Globe and National Enquirer publishes.
708 Date: 2004-02-27 06:17:19
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