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During trial 1, Bev allowed Dr. Frank Sheridan - A FORENSIC PATHOLOGIST, the same profession as Dr. Laposata, to testify about JOKs injuries being….. DOG. BITES. Bev Cannone HAS to see the writing on the wall for the CW. She’s been awful throughout, but denying Laposata is such an...

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Фото профиля Kay
Kay1 год назад

Another day, another blatant display of corruption. Beverly Cannone is a disgusting human.

Фото профиля Brandon Ehrhardt
Brandon Ehrhardt1 год назад

What a short game Beverly is playing. She’s playing a short game, this trial gets overturned on appeal. Imagine hiring a mob attorney with no morals, having a complicit judge in your background, and the CW still going Mark Sanchez on this thing

Фото профиля TexasAllianceforLife
TexasAllianceforLife2 лет назад

When TAL Public Policy Analyst Deirdre Cooper's unborn child was diagnosed with Trisomy 18, she never questioned whether to move forward with the pregnancy & birth. As she says, life is always the compassionate answer, even for the hard cases. Hear her & Bosco's full story here.

Фото профиля ShelliMarie
ShelliMarie1 год назад

@imnew_getoverit @FBIBoston @DMAnews1

Фото профиля Turgut Ocalan
Turgut Ocalan1 год назад

Wow, the dog bite angle is wild. @EthanMillerX2’s breakdowns on legal strategy have been so helpful—makes you see how weak the CW’s case really is. Bev’s denial of Laposata just adds to the mess.

Фото профиля Bostongrl1101
Bostongrl11011 год назад

Laposata was more than qualified to testify! Pissed!

Фото профиля Kayla Rynor
Kayla Rynor1 год назад

I think Bev knows that Karen is going to be acquitted but she needs to save face with Morrissey. That’s giving her the benefit of the doubt. But there needs to be complete transparency when the jury forman and alternates are selected. We need to see the numbers!

Фото профиля s⚡️g
s⚡️g1 год назад

What’s terrifying is that Bev isn’t even trying to look impartial

Фото профиля D Mart
D Mart1 год назад

The Feds were watching then. Perhaps this is one of the reasons why.

Фото профиля CWvKR 22117
CWvKR 221171 год назад

@Justice4OJOKFKR Exactly. I had that same thought today. I don’t know why they don’t bring this out but likely Bev will say oh that was in trial one. Even though she seems more qualified for sure.

Фото профиля Tracey R.
Tracey R.1 год назад

I really wish they would call Garret Wing now.

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