Yogi said:

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How many gods does thus planet have in total?

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"When someone asks if you're a god, you say YES!!"

Trial currently set for May 20th

BearConvert said:

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Trial currently set for May 20th

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I have McLennan County jury duty in mid April...

BearConvert said:

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Trial currently set for May 20th

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I wonder if this ever happened….

Heard it got postponed again.

She hit him then refused to render potentially life -saving aid. aid. Probably deserves the maximum sentence, but i bet that never happens.

Update: Trail set to begin this week

kwtx.com/2024/01/28/trial-former-waco-educator-charged-hit-and-run-death-baylor-student-set-begin-this-week/

MrGolfguy said:

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Update: Trail set to begin this week

kwtx.com/2024/01/28/trial-former-waco-educator-charged-hit-and-run-death-baylor-student-set-begin-this-week/

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About…freaking…time.

Thanks for the update. This popped in my mind last week.

8 years later.... just unbelievable. What ever happened to that line about a speedy trial?????

Edit: I forgot she didn't get arrested until 3 years later but still 5 years...

cowboycwr said:

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8 years later.... just unbelievable. What ever happened to that line about a speedy trial?????

Edit: I forgot she didn't get arrested until 3 years later but still 5 years...

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Current DA is working through an absurd backlog left by the last 2 DAs.

Curious if anyone is familiar with the details .. is there compelling evidence against her outside of the anonymous tips?

Harrison Bergeron said:

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Curious if anyone is familiar with the details .. is there compelling evidence against her outside of the anonymous tips?

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She went to a bodyshop outside of town, blood was found on her car underneath some of the repairs, etc.

What will be really fun, and curious to see how much is allowed out, is the cabal of Midway who's-who she was with that night in the lead up to her intoxicated spree. Having looked through the list of folks subpoenaed, there are many familiar, eyebrow-raising names that promise some fireworks should they have some involvement.

I am sure some plaintiffs attorney(s) is waiting to absolutely pounce pending the conclusion of this trial.

kwtx.com/2024/02/01/girlfriend-asks-god-stay-with-him-after-boyfriend-killed-hit-and-run/

Steamed, go ahead, share that list!!!!!

I was called to jury duty this week but wasnt picked.. they had a huge jury pool this week, biggest i have seen in years

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Steamed, go ahead, share that list!!!!!

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Every name that's been subpoenaed so far, including the (now former) Midway Superintendent, Midway Assistant Superintendent, Midway PR Director, Midway HR Director.

• Dr Emily Ogden
• Luis Almaguer
• Misty Cunningham
• Bret Page
• Luke Brisco
• Jennifer Duncan
• Brd Skaggs
• Anita Gomez
• John Clark
• Brandon Ferguson
• Chris Jones
• Marissa Salley - Popham
• Ashley Young-Roy
• Saragosa Reyes
• Ron Hollingsworth
• Joseph Seaman
• Keith Vaughn
• Ashley Young (Roy)
• Traci Marlin
• Dr Matthew Huff
• William Quinton Harlan
• Kaitlyn Morris
• Jason Lassiter
• Gwendolyn Crowder
• Mary Lou Glaesmann
• Serina Zobril
• Steven Wright
• Michael Murry
• Jennifer Husak
• Joyce Marek
• Kayla Richardson
• James "Bo" Blair
• Brooke Baker
• Sandy Cole
• Serena Zboril
• Katrina Battle
• Hannah Noel Ashley-Abbe
• Kyle Walton
• Paula Villasanta
• Alejandro Pececho
• Ryan Dangignac
• At&t Representative
• Jennifer Husak Koenig
• Dr. Matthew Huff
• Hannah Ashley
• Clark Grotberg
• Diane Grotberg
• Thomas Grotberg
• Sarah Grotberg
• Elizabeth Danielson
• Mary Grotberg Chamoun
• Alexandra Grotberg
• Willliam Quinton Harlan
• Brent Merritt
• Dr. Emily Ogden
• Michael Murry
• Ryan Dandignac
• Charles Miles
• Semeon Charles
• Kimberly Coker
• Dr.George Kazanas

What do the highlighted / bolded names indicate / represent? Are those the positions you specifically mentioned?

So these are just people who were at a get-together she attended before?

If that's the case, seems like overkill (and not very cool) to be listing all their names on this forum.

Robert Wilson said:

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So these are just people who were at a get-together she attended before?

If that's the case, seems like overkill (and not very cool) to be listing all their names on this forum.

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This is all publicly available information. It remains to be seen who was called for what reason (could be the get-together, could be more other reasons), but those are the names that have been subpoenaed, which is public record.

Now, I know for a fact which names were at said gathering, but given that that is not (yet) public, I'll refrain from sharing that.

Fat Daddy said:

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What do the highlighted / bolded names indicate / represent? Are those the positions you specifically mentioned?

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Correct, those highlighted names that the aforementioned Midway top-brass.

SteamedHams said:

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Robert Wilson said:

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So these are just people who were at a get-together she attended before?

If that's the case, seems like overkill (and not very cool) to be listing all their names on this forum.

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This is all publicly available information.

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Sure, it's technically public. But compiling all those names with some vague explanation as to how they might be involved and throwing them on a public message board is another matter. I'm not saying it's illegal or anything - just unnecessary and tacky.

And I'm not close with any of those people, fwiw, just wouldn't see any reason to have me or mine treated that way if someone left a big gathering any of us attended and ran over somebody.

Robert Wilson said:

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SteamedHams said:

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Robert Wilson said:

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So these are just people who were at a get-together she attended before?

If that's the case, seems like overkill (and not very cool) to be listing all their names on this forum.

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This is all publicly available information.

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Sure, it's technically public. But compiling all those names with some vague explanation as to how they might be involved and throwing them on a public message board is another matter. I'm not saying it's illegal or anything - just unnecessary and tacky.

And I'm not close with any of those people, fwiw, just wouldn't see any reason to have me or mine treated that way if someone left a big gathering any of us attended and ran over somebody.

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Agree to disagree then, I suppose. I made no inference of to any specific person's involvement, just that they were subpoenaed in the case.

Been following Tommy Witherspoon's (KWTX) tweets during the trial. It sure seems like the Waco PD and the DA could have done a much better job. As of today it's in the hands of the jury. I think she walks. I also think she's guilty. I feel bad for the family of that young man that was killed.

Just now found guilty

Man, this strikes me as being a tough one. I hope justice was done.

TenBears said:

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Man, this strikes me as being a tough one. I hope justice was done.

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How so?

Heard they let her go home tonight, is that "usual and customary"……asking legal community here.

https://www2.baylor.edu/baylorproud/2017/10/god-is-good-remembering-david-grotberg/

Blackjack Bear said:

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Just now found guilty

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I was wrong. I figured she would walk. The attorney for the defense did a very good job and I thought the jury might buy what he was selling. To me it seemed pretty clear she did it.

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TenBears said:

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Man, this strikes me as being a tough one. I hope justice was done.

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How so?

Heard they let her go home tonight, is that "usual and customary"……asking legal community here.

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She has been "home" for 8 years… one more night should be ok. Unless she gets probation, I would think they would take her into custody at the conclusion of the punishment phase.

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TenBears said:

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Man, this strikes me as being a tough one. I hope justice was done.

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How so?

Heard they let her go home tonight, is that "usual and customary"……asking legal community here.

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I just meant the length of time to prosecution, lack of video/witnesses, etc. It sounded like not an open and shut case.

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beerman said:

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TenBears said:

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Man, this strikes me as being a tough one. I hope justice was done.

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How so?

Heard they let her go home tonight, is that "usual and customary"……asking legal community here.

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I just meant the length of time to prosecution, lack of video/witnesses, etc. It sounded like not an open and shut case.

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Well, the star witness was dead…..the girlfriend identified the car….the defendant made an effort to hide her car in Marlin….the defendant told a co-worker she hit someone with her vehicle….I think we could go on an on but there certainly seemed to have been a number of factors that made the DAs/PDs jobs more difficult. And I agree with you, the length of time that passed was a travesty.

I am praying the jury does some justice for that young man's family today.

TenBears said:

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beerman said:

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TenBears said:

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Man, this strikes me as being a tough one. I hope justice was done.

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How so?

Heard they let her go home tonight, is that "usual and customary"……asking legal community here.

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I just meant the length of time to prosecution, lack of video/witnesses, etc. It sounded like not an open and shut case.

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I think the length of time was awful. There was a several year period where police didn't have any leads until an anonymous letter led them to her.

There may not have been witnesses or video but there was enough there to point to her like others have said.

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Been following Tommy Witherspoon's (KWTX) tweets during the trial. It sure seems like the Waco PD and the DA could have done a much better job. As of today it's in the hands of the jury. I think she walks. I also think she's guilty. I feel bad for the family of that young man that was killed.

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I've learned that you can't rely on Witherspoon's live tweeting to give you a real feel for how things are going in a trial. I've sat in the courtroom where he was live tweeting and scratched my head at what he missed that was important.

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beerman said:

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TenBears said:

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Man, this strikes me as being a tough one. I hope justice was done.

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How so?

Heard they let her go home tonight, is that "usual and customary"……asking legal community here.

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I just meant the length of time to prosecution, lack of video/witnesses, etc. It sounded like not an open and shut case.

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Well, the star witness was dead…..the girlfriend identified the car….the defendant made an effort to hide her car in Marlin….the defendant told a co-worker she hit someone with her vehicle….I think we could go on an on but there certainly seemed to have been a number of factors that made the DAs/PDs jobs more difficult. And I agree with you, the length of time that passed was a travesty.

I am praying the jury does some justice for that young man's family today.

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Agreed. I'm wondering if they found the car, and if it was damaged. The hiding the car evidence you mention sounds strong.