that peep someone was leaving threatening notes on her car. and then you would ask her what kind of doesn t even tell you. the implication is that someone s after her, and she s in some danger. yes. and now, one day look back at the things they noticed over the years, it was like something fell into place for them. there was a separation. it was like jane was the parent, and michael was the child. dave was in the way. you have the sense that she was pushing dave away? yes. i think that was the stress. on the marriage. there was stress, that was pretty clear, said rebecca. for a while, every time she would call me, it seemed like it was to vent about something she did not like about what dave was doing. so, evidence was carefully sifted for months. and then, in february 2010, jane laut was arrested and charged with first degree murder. the story, said investigators, was chillingly clear.
there s no getting around that fact. one more thing said than. one more bit of evidence that the police missed, even though it was right under their noses. bruising on jane s upper right arm, photographed today after jay davis killed. if you look at the photograph carefully, you see there s a little handprint. a handshake bruise that helps prove says bonnie, this wasn t murder, it was self-defense. battle for your life reasonably. you have to conclude reasonably that you can use full force. and now looking back said jane s childhood friend, helen, things began to make sense. we saw her less and less. more than two decades past. helen had a long career as a social worker and gradually lost touch with jane. i would always send her christmas cards if they call me whatever, and i would never hear from her. and helen heard about dave s
murder. a shock ran through the room. ron bamieh who s so fervently believed in her innocence look distraught, and, jane comforted him. the woman who flat turned down the deal to do six years for voluntary manslaughter received the mandatory sentence, 50 years to life. and the story? not so fast. in 2021, jane s case was back in court. the an issue, a gun enhancement of her sentence that was mandatory back in 2016 was no longer. judges could now use their discretion. and jane s judge did just that. cutting her sentence and a half to 25 years to life. for the conviction was a victory for dave s family, yes, but not one to celebrate. our faith causes to forgive, and we do. but forget?
hero on homecoming queen. dave laut was a son, he was a father, he was a colleague, he was a friend. more than six years after the death of olympic bronze medal list dave laut, the murder trial of his wife, jane, final began in this ventura county courtroom. the prosecutor told the jury jane was a calculated killer. if you look at each of the six shots, they were administered by this defendant. as she was executing her plan to murder her husband. there is only one reasonable conclusion. is to find the defendant guilty of murder. i m about to talk to you for quite some time. defense attorney ron bamieh, said the main victim was jane, who suffered the utmost cruelty at the hands of her husband. he is not the hero of the olympics. he is the monster who abused her for 27 years.
Poole Dream Machines held its first meet since the lifting of lockdown restrictions, with the weekly ‘Bike of the Night’ accolade going to the owner of a classic black Royal Enfield bike MORE than 500 motorbikes pulled up and enjoy the opening night of a motorcycle event on Poole Quay. A warm and sunny summer evening on Tuesday June 2 drew in the crowds to the 2021 Poole Dream Machines to its first meet since the lifting of lockdown restrictions. Dream Machines is the largest weekly motorcycle meet in the South, taking place every Tuesday evening, June through to September at 6pm. A spokesman from BCP Council said: “Organised and managed by the BCP Council Events Team the event regularly witnesses superbikes and custom builds to vintage classics and trikes.