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Soooo, Michael Proctor is allowed to walk into the evidentiary hearing with Rosemary Scapicchio and Plead the 5th, under what circumstances no one has any idea, and is protected YET AGAIN by the government? So the lead investigator is just pleading the 5th instead of answering questions about his...

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Diamond Jack1 month ago

@RosemaryScapicc Correct. It's called a constitutional right. Did you have an issue when TB did it? Of course you didn't because you are a hypocrite!

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Andrea Bailey1 month ago

@RosemaryScapicc Corrupt to the core.

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Amy1 month ago

@RosemaryScapicc If they can just plead the 5th then the state should sue them for their pay during the time

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Kstyles721 month ago

@RosemaryScapicc Judge Corrupt

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Christi Baird1 month ago

@RosemaryScapicc It’s the damn wild wild west

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GGALLINfuc1 month ago

@RosemaryScapicc This is very simple. He has admitted that if he is questioned he will be incriminating himself and admitting to potential crimes. Therefore he plead the 5th. It’s retarded but it’s the law as it’s used

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Debbie1 month ago

@RosemaryScapicc What do you think the chances are that Proctor will work with the feds and take a deal to bring everyone else down 🤷‍♀️

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Cheryl1 month ago

@RosemaryScapicc Protest Korrupt

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Mary Thompkins1 month ago

@RosemaryScapicc Corrupt

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Tasha Basha1 month ago

@RosemaryScapicc Are these judges in MA elected ?

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Puck Knower1 month ago

Proctor is a douchebag who was deservedly fired and the MSP need to get their shit together on professional conduct and transparency. Myles King, like Brian Walshe and yes even Karen Read before him were also very obviously guilty of the crime they were charged with. If I was investigating someone for a murder they obviously committed my private conversations would say unflattering things about them as well, because they killed someone. You people are ridiculous lol

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econ30001 month ago

@RosemaryScapicc So drop all charges and end this thing. The cop refused to testify. It should be game over. Sick of these corrupt judges...

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CalabroneShowDogs1 month ago

@RosemaryScapicc What does he have on them

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Adrianne D1 month ago

@RosemaryScapicc Pleading the 5th makes sense . He knows he committed illegal acts & unsure which texts uncovered or corroborated the crimes. The questioning by affidavit is asinine. Another way court trying to delay the inevitable .

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SpicyNotSalty1 month ago

@RosemaryScapicc And had the audacity to tell her not to raise her voice. Sir, she most certainly did not raise her voice.

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MelanieLittleH8r1 month ago

@RosemaryScapicc The constitution. The constitution is what is protecting him.

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Katie1 month ago

@RosemaryScapicc Karma is coming for Proctor and he knows it

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