was there, a good witness for that, and they also have the victim. but again, there is a lot of credibility issues with greenburg, who is also a convicted liar, convicteded of crimes of dishonesty which the defense will inevitably use against him and the ex-girlfriend also was or is an adult entertainer. they may use that to discredit any testimony. the ex-girlfriend who was there doesn t seem to have a legitimate motive other than the bias that she may carry with regard to the immunity deal. she s going to be able to add the additional corroboration that is necessary for the doj to actually press charges against a sitting congressman, which charges likely will have to get approved by the highest, propts a.g. garland himself. i think her testimony kaeds
rousely satisfy americans on both sides of the political aisle, that can satisfy the tremendous appetite for justice with this case? or is that a pipe dream. martha: it s a great question, gillian. the reason this case has so much attention and so much emotion and passion around it is because of what it ignited. it was the horrific video where americans watched the death of george floyd. we know a man has been convicteded in his death. the outrage that emanated from that video from that moment on memorial day of 2020 is about to get some sort of finality here. the family says they won t be a closure moment. that is a difficult phrase for these sorts of situations where families are concerned. they probably will never find that completely. it s interesting. one of the things we know the prosecution is asking for 30
convicteded, serveg 77 years to life sentence. it is not uncommon in film to have the fem fatal get away with the crime. if claudia harrow did mastermind this attempted murder, she ended up getting a very good deal. claudia s brother, manny, who set it up and the shooter, got maxed out on their sentences. the amount of time you spend behind bars is nothing to what i believe it will eternity afterwards, we all pay, one day, no matter what. you seem remarkably free of anger? i am. she made a mistake. nobody is perfect. surprised? you shouldn t be. that trifecta of love, money and murder isn t new to hollywood. neither are story bs beautiful women who turn out to be as
ryan widmer insisted to the judge that he did not hurt his wife, sara. but the jury had spoken and ryan was headed to prison. then, a stunning twist. a juror, troubled by an incident was about to deliver a bombshell and it would turn this case upside down. what went on behind the closed doors of that deliberation room? with more of our story, here is dennis murphy. ryan widmer had been convicteded of murdersing his wife, sara, and was given the mandatory sentence, 15 years to life in prison. he was cuffed and moved to a holding cell. he stopped next to me and said, can i say goodbye to my mom? they said, no, just keep moving. how difficult was that? beyond difficult. dana, who had set up her friend with her college roommate, was devastated. she wasn t murdered. one of my best friends.
his activities against charges that are not deemed meritorious. and you believe that emoluments is part of that charge? well, you know, senator feinstein, i guess i m not able to discuss legally all the case law and the history of it, except to say we believe that this is defensible and we ve taken a position that our top lawyers believe is justified. well, let me go to another subject. and that s the pardon of sheriff joe arpaio. president trump pardoned the former maricopa county sheriff, who was convicteded of criminal contempt for defying a court order to stop racially profiling