„Richter Tony Graf Jr. genehmigte den virtuellen/keinen Video-Aufbau, um Robinsons Recht auf ein faires Verfahren zu schützen (6. Verfassungszusatz)“

    „Robinson sprach während des Auftritts nur kurz, wobei er aus der Ferne aus dem Gefängnis erschien und sein Gesicht nicht zeigte.“

    Es gibt also keinerlei Beweise dafür, dass der Kerl überhaupt lebt.

    Sein Anwalt wurde außerdem von Greg Skordas ausgewählt, einem langjährigen Bezirksstaatsanwalt von Utah, der derzeit für das Amt des Generalstaatsanwalts kandidiert. Was keinen Sinn ergibt.

    Top-Anwälte des Landes, die ihre Dienste unentgeltlich anbieten, wurden ignoriert. Seine Anwältin Kathryn Nester hat ihren Mandanten in den letzten fünf Mordprozessen viermal schuldig bekannt. Das stinkt.

    Von disaster_story_69

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    9 Kommentare

    1. There are other more qualified lawyers willing to take the case pro bono but they need to go through one of the big local firms (iirc they were from NYC and hadn’t passed the Utah bar). None were willing to assist. They have to go through this Skordas dude, everyone keeps telling the „Skordas is fininding counsel.“ Like, WTF is he and why did he inject himself in this trial?

    2. disaster_story_69 on

      Forgot to mention Judge Tony F. Graf Jr. was appointed to Utah’s Fourth District Court on May 2, 2025

    3. washingtonu on

      >Top lawyers in the country offering services pro-bono have been ignored.

      Who?

    4. Dapper_Trainer950 on

      Suspicious. Especially comparing to Luigi Mangione.

      Makes me think he’s not a real person.

    5. VeryFurryFurby on

      The guy does not exist and is CGI- That’s why no bodycam footage because „he turned himself in to his dad“.. has his dad been interviewed? His supposed gay lover just kind of vanishes.. He says 3 words on the supposed charges read video and looks CGI- and he’s not wearing a jail undershirt either, just a bullet proof vest which never happen.

      CGI bad guy.

    6. Reminds me of that documentary when they convinced a slow blonde kid that he murdered someone.

      What was that? They had a series of it with real audio phone call and interrogation footage

      Ah, I guess AI has its uses. “Making a murderer”

      “ Brendan Dassey, a teenager with a learning disability who was interrogated by police and ultimately coerced into a false confession about helping his uncle, Steven Avery, commit murder”

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