Dang, per order of the court, donna aint allowed to imbibe any alcohol during the entire time these legal proceedings are transpiring. The stress of going through a felony trial, where prison is a possible outcome, is enough to drive a sober person to start drinking.
Double Dang. Per order of the court, donna had to submit to the state police boys, and get a mugshot and fingerprints. Don't you know that Jonese and his goon squad would love to get their hands on those items and send a personal copy to Rotten for his pleasure. Jonese and the boys are probably setting up a sting operation and peeping in windows to see if they can catch donna sipping on a beer or mint julep.
jonese and some of his goons just might be getting fingerprinting and matching mug shots themselves in the very near future......... the rebel insurgents * are at the gates of joneseastan ,ready to kick the door in .......**( norman ).
News Flash..... The Grand Jury returned a NO TRUE BILL on the stolen items!!! Meaning they did NOT agree with the State! ONLY thing Price is facing is one charge. So over four years they can not account for 1050.00 bucks. Give me a BREAK!
Wow... Is true... They can't account for 1050.00 over four years and never interviewed her asking for her receipts. This is an example of BAD police work. I bet you the State has thousands in the investigation for a charge that amount to 1050.00.
another overriding statement and strategy that needs to be made by price's defense counsel is the strange bedfellows and politics in pocahontas. price beat the skirt and panties off of martin in the primary. simmons got in the ring due to the old school political powers that be at the courthouse. they set the whole thing up.............and then simply recuse and excuse themselves from the planted political pinch on price. all of the "subject matter" was done and in the bag, long before they recused themselves and had the prosecuting attorneys institute appoint a special prosecutor to pick up the bag and run with it.
if the state attempted to gain a felony count on the goods- the 3 ipads, the wall charts, the legal books, the space heater, etc- and was unsuccessful, then where are these items??? all of the media stories on price state that she took things, not money. maybe it was misrepresented in the reporting since the two counts were on the same page, where they only got one count.
Prosecuting attorneys do not handle money, as all money is paid to the circuit clerk. It will be interesting to see how the special prosecutor will try to make this embezzlement charge stick.
Anyone else notice that the "air" is different with this case?
Something is missing, and it is Judge Rowe.
Gone are the back room sweetheart deals. No talk of reducing felonies to misdemeanors like they did with Armageddon Alkire. No talk of dropping multiple felonies to a single misdemeanor like they did with Five Felony Wilfong. No 'felony' sentence of home confinement like they did with Five Felony Wilfong. No talk of ignoring and dropping 65 felonies like they did with Sir Rotten Totten. No talk of rededicating lives to God and Family, nor the possibility of a home based business at the kitchen table.
Yes, all of those cases contained the lenient and forgiving legal element of Slow Roe Rowe........when the boys got caught with their hand in the cookie jar. Somehow, Rowe selectively interjected himself into all of those cases, even though he had conflicts of interest and relationships will all of em. Now, Rowe has proactively and instantaneously removed himself from any involvement with the Price case.
Heck, if Price were privy to Rowe on the bench, we could expect;
1. A felony dropped to a misdemeanor, and any missing funds of $1K or more would have been construed as needed for a "medical emergency" in the prosecutors office. An agreement would be made for Price to not be a prosecuting attorney for one (1) year in the loco poco forest. A deal would be set up behind the scenes for Price to immediately become the Prosecuting Attorney in Greenbrier County.
2. Five (5) felonies for counterfeiting checks would be no big deal, even if they were written on checks to be drafted at the disney princess pendelton bank, which doesn't even exist, except in the mind of senor ben wilfong, the local branch manager............who has now been appointed to manage the branch of a creek. Rowe would pretend to be very disappointed, and sentence Price to home confinement, in which she would be required to bake home made cookies for her family every day for six (6) months..........and wear a 14K gold ankle bracelet.
3. The court would find Price guilty and charge her with 1/66th of a single felony count. the other 65/66th of the single felony count would be dropped. Price could beg the court that she has plans for a home based soap business, counter-fitting ivory that is 99 & 65/66th pure. The remainder of the soap was produced with felony filler products, dust particles from the prosecutors office that she "stole" when she walked out of the office everyday.
What I found interesting is the drug buy money. Is the prosecutors office in charge of these funds? Everywhere else in the world, the police manage their own budget and funds for illegal drug buys.
Maybe we should investigate the Sheriff for embezzlement. When is the last time you wrote a check out to the prosecuting attorneys office to pay your property taxes?
if the special prosecutor brings in rotten and jonese, its gonna be hard to find any justice in this case.....even if price is guilty.
with rotten coming to town, the courthouse is gonna be packed and the show will be more about him than price. the circus will be focusing on rotten.....his appearance, demeanor, how he is dressed, etc.
the fact that the special prosecutor is utilizing rotten speaks volumes about her....if she is really trying to get a felony on price. she knows about rotten's history as she is required by the rules of evidence to provide the criminal history to the defense of any witness she intends to use. the community....and jury....doesn't need any fancy paperwork on rotten to know his history.
think about what this does for rotten to show up as a witness. it gives him credence to continue viewing himself as a victim.....and a victim of price, who sent him up the river. it gives him credence to continue to not take responsibility for his actions. it gives him a special sense of redemption that a special prosecutor would pull him out of prison and shuttle him 4 hours from the ohio border to home. heck, just the trip alone is worth it for rotten. he gets to get out of his cage, and gets to watch the grass and trees for a few hours in the back of the van. he will be able to continue his portrayal as a victim.......and can catch up with his old buddies- jonese, walton, etc- for at least a few minutes. moreover, rotten will be able to see many people in the community that he knows and will be able to communicate with them- verbally and non-verbally, during breaks in the court hearing- former coworkers, family, victims, etc. he may even be able to provide interviews with the media. heck, the loco poco times may even do another feel good puff piece on sir rotten. he will derive a great amount of satisfaction being in the same room with donna meadows price, and watching her squirm under the pressure of the court. additionally, rotten will have the distinct opportunity to "oogle" women......things he hasn't seen in months. aint no tellin' what thoughts are gonna be running through his squirrelly skull as he is able to "visually violate" the women that he sees across the aisle and in the court room. is the judge and special prosecutor gonna let him stick around and see the finish of the trial? or are they gonna just walk him in, let him testify, then crank him back on the bus back to prison?
the other angle of the special prosecutor bringing in totten, could be to "throw the trial" in favor of price. she has to know the history and background on all the players in pocahontas. she understands the serious nature of things. she knows the $ amounts involved and what a felony means.....particularly for a former prosecuting attorney. she also has to be aware of the investigations surrounding the pcsd, and the history of its deputies like alkire, wilfong, cole, totten, etc. deputies like that don't just randomly happen without problems in leadership at the top of the pcsd. she could be playing the angle of being a "top heavy" prosecutor. while she is "doing her job and prosecuting price".....she knowingly brings in rotten and turns the heat up on price and intentionally overplays her hand.....knowing this will piss off the jury so bad that, even in the face of evidence that would convict price of a felony, the jury votes to acquit price and find her not guilty....due to the "tactics" of the special prosecutor.
by putting rotten and jonese on the stand to "help her case".....she is fully aware that this brings the opportunity for the defense lawyers to rip into them under pain of perjury. the opportunity of these goons on the stand will answer many questions that linger in the community.....if the right questions are asked.......and potentially help the state police, the fbi, and the u.s. attorneys office in their current and ongoing investigations in the loco poco forest.
Donna needs a jury trial. Which brings up another issue.............where are they gonna find 12 folks in the county that aint already got an opinion on this............and aint heard about it in the media or the community to have an opinion?
The state should be charged with a felony. The cost to transport Sir Rotten alone would be almost as much as the amount in question that Price is accused of embezzling. Think about it- 2 correctional officers, 1 prisoner, food, gas, and an 8 hour round trip............and that's if they could do the trip in 1 day. The court would have to schedule Rotten a special time in the trial to accommodate a round trip in 1 day. get up early as hades, chunk rotten in the van with a bag breakfast, truck him all the way across the state from the ohio river..........4+ hours each way, make an early pm court appearance, drive back and return to the prison very late at night. don't forget to add in bathroom breaks along the way while sporting chains and leg irons. oh, and a change of clothes from the orange jumpsuit to a real suit, then back into prison pajamas for the return trip.
Sadly, at the end of the day, Rotten and Price could be deemed "equals" in the eyes of our judicial system. Rotten has been convicted of one felony, and look at the human carnage- over 24 women raped and sexually assaulted, before they pulled the plug on finding more victims. Price also faces one felony count, and look at the human carnage- there is none. According to reports, her alleged crimes involve only goods and money. Nevertheless, if Price is found guilty- with the help of Rotten- both of them will forever wear a felony around their necks and at least, on paper, be equals in the eyes of the law.
interesting fact- the senior status judge in this case was once a state trooper in his early life.
the antics of sir rotten and the pcsd are gonna come up during this trial....along with rotten's favorite ride along buddies with the wvsp. u just know the judge is going to have some special comments on how proud he is of local law enforcement in the loco poco forest.
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Dang, per order of the court, donna aint allowed to imbibe any alcohol during the entire time these legal proceedings are transpiring.
ReplyDeleteThe stress of going through a felony trial, where prison is a possible outcome, is enough to drive a sober person to start drinking.
Double Dang.
ReplyDeletePer order of the court, donna had to submit to the state police boys, and get a mugshot and fingerprints.
Don't you know that Jonese and his goon squad would love to get their hands on those items and send a personal copy to Rotten for his pleasure.
Jonese and the boys are probably setting up a sting operation and peeping in windows to see if they can catch donna sipping on a beer or mint julep.
jonese and some of his goons just might be getting fingerprinting and matching mug shots themselves in the very near future......... the rebel insurgents * are at the gates of joneseastan ,ready to kick the door in .......**( norman ).
ReplyDeleteGuilty or not- research, defense and preparation for a 3 day trial is gonna set Price back multiple thousands of greenbacks.
ReplyDeleteNews Flash..... The Grand Jury returned a NO TRUE BILL on the stolen items!!! Meaning they did NOT agree with the State! ONLY thing Price is facing is one charge. So over four years they can not account for 1050.00 bucks. Give me a BREAK!
ReplyDeleteWow... Is true... They can't account for 1050.00 over four years and never interviewed her asking for her receipts. This is an example of BAD police work. I bet you the State has thousands in the investigation for a charge that amount to 1050.00.
ReplyDeleteThe real crime is Gene paying Martin 75k a year (and CC approving it). That is higher then 95 percent of other counties.
ReplyDeleteanother overriding statement and strategy that needs to be made by price's defense counsel is the strange bedfellows and politics in pocahontas.
ReplyDeleteprice beat the skirt and panties off of martin in the primary.
simmons got in the ring due to the old school political powers that be at the courthouse.
they set the whole thing up.............and then simply recuse and excuse themselves from the planted political pinch on price.
all of the "subject matter" was done and in the bag, long before they recused themselves and had the prosecuting attorneys institute appoint a special prosecutor to pick up the bag and run with it.
if the state attempted to gain a felony count on the goods- the 3 ipads, the wall charts, the legal books, the space heater, etc- and was unsuccessful, then where are these items???
all of the media stories on price state that she took things, not money.
maybe it was misrepresented in the reporting since the two counts were on the same page, where they only got one count.
Prosecuting attorneys do not handle money, as all money is paid to the circuit clerk. It will be interesting to see how the special prosecutor will try to make this embezzlement charge stick.
ReplyDeleteAnyone else notice that the "air" is different with this case?
ReplyDeleteSomething is missing, and it is Judge Rowe.
Gone are the back room sweetheart deals.
No talk of reducing felonies to misdemeanors like they did with Armageddon Alkire.
No talk of dropping multiple felonies to a single misdemeanor like they did with Five Felony Wilfong.
No 'felony' sentence of home confinement like they did with Five Felony Wilfong.
No talk of ignoring and dropping 65 felonies like they did with Sir Rotten Totten.
No talk of rededicating lives to God and Family, nor the possibility of a home based business at the kitchen table.
Yes, all of those cases contained the lenient and forgiving legal element of Slow Roe Rowe........when the boys got caught with their hand in the cookie jar.
Somehow, Rowe selectively interjected himself into all of those cases, even though he had conflicts of interest and relationships will all of em.
Now, Rowe has proactively and instantaneously removed himself from any involvement with the Price case.
Heck, if Price were privy to Rowe on the bench, we could expect;
1. A felony dropped to a misdemeanor, and any missing funds of $1K or more would have been construed as needed for a "medical emergency" in the prosecutors office. An agreement would be made for Price to not be a prosecuting attorney for one (1) year in the loco poco forest. A deal would be set up behind the scenes for Price to immediately become the Prosecuting Attorney in Greenbrier County.
2. Five (5) felonies for counterfeiting checks would be no big deal, even if they were written on checks to be drafted at the disney princess pendelton bank, which doesn't even exist, except in the mind of senor ben wilfong, the local branch manager............who has now been appointed to manage the branch of a creek. Rowe would pretend to be very disappointed, and sentence Price to home confinement, in which she would be required to bake home made cookies for her family every day for six (6) months..........and wear a 14K gold ankle bracelet.
3. The court would find Price guilty and charge her with 1/66th of a single felony count. the other 65/66th of the single felony count would be dropped. Price could beg the court that she has plans for a home based soap business, counter-fitting ivory that is 99 & 65/66th pure. The remainder of the soap was produced with felony filler products, dust particles from the prosecutors office that she "stole" when she walked out of the office everyday.
What I found interesting is the drug buy money.
ReplyDeleteIs the prosecutors office in charge of these funds?
Everywhere else in the world, the police manage their own budget and funds for illegal drug buys.
Maybe we should investigate the Sheriff for embezzlement.
ReplyDeleteWhen is the last time you wrote a check out to the prosecuting attorneys office to pay your property taxes?
if the special prosecutor brings in rotten and jonese, its gonna be hard to find any justice in this case.....even if price is guilty.
ReplyDeletewith rotten coming to town, the courthouse is gonna be packed and the show will be more about him than price.
the circus will be focusing on rotten.....his appearance, demeanor, how he is dressed, etc.
the fact that the special prosecutor is utilizing rotten speaks volumes about her....if she is really trying to get a felony on price.
she knows about rotten's history as she is required by the rules of evidence to provide the criminal history to the defense of any witness she intends to use.
the community....and jury....doesn't need any fancy paperwork on rotten to know his history.
think about what this does for rotten to show up as a witness. it gives him credence to continue viewing himself as a victim.....and a victim of price, who sent him up the river. it gives him credence to continue to not take responsibility for his actions.
it gives him a special sense of redemption that a special prosecutor would pull him out of prison and shuttle him 4 hours from the ohio border to home.
heck, just the trip alone is worth it for rotten. he gets to get out of his cage, and gets to watch the grass and trees for a few hours in the back of the van.
he will be able to continue his portrayal as a victim.......and can catch up with his old buddies- jonese, walton, etc- for at least a few minutes.
moreover, rotten will be able to see many people in the community that he knows and will be able to communicate with them- verbally and non-verbally, during breaks in the court hearing- former coworkers, family, victims, etc.
he may even be able to provide interviews with the media. heck, the loco poco times may even do another feel good puff piece on sir rotten.
he will derive a great amount of satisfaction being in the same room with donna meadows price, and watching her squirm under the pressure of the court.
additionally, rotten will have the distinct opportunity to "oogle" women......things he hasn't seen in months. aint no tellin' what thoughts are gonna be running through his squirrelly skull as he is able to "visually violate" the women that he sees across the aisle and in the court room.
is the judge and special prosecutor gonna let him stick around and see the finish of the trial? or are they gonna just walk him in, let him testify, then crank him back on the bus back to prison?
the other angle of the special prosecutor bringing in totten, could be to "throw the trial" in favor of price.
she has to know the history and background on all the players in pocahontas.
she understands the serious nature of things. she knows the $ amounts involved and what a felony means.....particularly for a former prosecuting attorney.
she also has to be aware of the investigations surrounding the pcsd, and the history of its deputies like alkire, wilfong, cole, totten, etc. deputies like that don't just randomly happen without problems in leadership at the top of the pcsd.
she could be playing the angle of being a "top heavy" prosecutor.
while she is "doing her job and prosecuting price".....she knowingly brings in rotten and turns the heat up on price and intentionally overplays her hand.....knowing this will piss off the jury so bad that, even in the face of evidence that would convict price of a felony, the jury votes to acquit price and find her not guilty....due to the "tactics" of the special prosecutor.
by putting rotten and jonese on the stand to "help her case".....she is fully aware that this brings the opportunity for the defense lawyers to rip into them under pain of perjury.
the opportunity of these goons on the stand will answer many questions that linger in the community.....if the right questions are asked.......and potentially help the state police, the fbi, and the u.s. attorneys office in their current and ongoing investigations in the loco poco forest.
Donna needs a jury trial.
DeleteWhich brings up another issue.............where are they gonna find 12 folks in the county that aint already got an opinion on this............and aint heard about it in the media or the community to have an opinion?
The state should be charged with a felony.
ReplyDeleteThe cost to transport Sir Rotten alone would be almost as much as the amount in question that Price is accused of embezzling.
Think about it- 2 correctional officers, 1 prisoner, food, gas, and an 8 hour round trip............and that's if they could do the trip in 1 day.
The court would have to schedule Rotten a special time in the trial to accommodate a round trip in 1 day.
get up early as hades, chunk rotten in the van with a bag breakfast, truck him all the way across the state from the ohio river..........4+ hours each way, make an early pm court appearance, drive back and return to the prison very late at night. don't forget to add in bathroom breaks along the way while sporting chains and leg irons.
oh, and a change of clothes from the orange jumpsuit to a real suit, then back into prison pajamas for the return trip.
Sadly, at the end of the day, Rotten and Price could be deemed "equals" in the eyes of our judicial system.
ReplyDeleteRotten has been convicted of one felony, and look at the human carnage- over 24 women raped and sexually assaulted, before they pulled the plug on finding more victims.
Price also faces one felony count, and look at the human carnage- there is none. According to reports, her alleged crimes involve only goods and money.
Nevertheless, if Price is found guilty- with the help of Rotten- both of them will forever wear a felony around their necks and at least, on paper, be equals in the eyes of the law.
interesting fact- the senior status judge in this case was once a state trooper in his early life.
ReplyDeletethe antics of sir rotten and the pcsd are gonna come up during this trial....along with rotten's favorite ride along buddies with the wvsp.
u just know the judge is going to have some special comments on how proud he is of local law enforcement in the loco poco forest.