re: #89 Targetpractice

The state doesn’t allege his lied, they allege he was deceitful by omission. He only took the stand during the hearing to give his apology to the Martin family, he was never asked about his finances, even when the prosecution cross-examined him. The state’s case amounts to his being guilty of deception by not jumping up after his wife’s testimony to tell the court that she’d just committed perjury.

So, he watches his wife commit perjury, and then he has a series of phone calls to keep secret the information she lied about under oath, and you think that he would risk her going to jail and him being convicted of murder just so they could hide some money from their own lawyer?

And I’ll ask again how the < $10,000 transfers fits in with your thinking?