bride threatened to leave him. the details of jennifer s story were stunning. but would a jury believe her? once again, dennis murphy. surprise prosecution witness jennifer crew had just taken the stand and her story was a lot to absorb. ryan confessing, fighting with a wife who was leaving him, blacking out in the bathroom. would the jurors believe any or all of it? the defense had to make certain they didn t. but they were worried that they might. i think she had invented this story and started to live it and really wanted to believe it. so they aimed for the jugular. could this woman be trusted? she had a jaded past. theft convictions, stealing. that s not something that an honest, credible person does. a one-time bartender at a strip club who managed the dancers, jennifer crew admitted to misdemeanor brushes with the law. you were convicted of theft? yes, sir. also of fraudulent practices, correct? i believe that s when my record states. she was also in a methad
it was a lot to absorb. ryan confessing, fighting with a wife who was leaving him, blacking out in the bathroom. would the jurors believe any or all of it? the defense had to make certain they didn t. but they were worried that they might. i think she had invented this story and started to live it and really wanted to believe it. so they aimed for the jugular. could this woman be trusted? she had a jaded past. theft convictions, stealing. that s not something that an honest, credible person does. a one-time bartender at a strip club who managed the dancers, jennifer crew admitted to misdemeanor brushes with the law. you were convicted of theft? yes, sir. also of fraudulent practices, correct? i believe that s when my record states. she was also in a methadone treatment program for her addiction to painkillers. you were using oxycontin for five years. you ve used false names to get drugs? yes, i did. the defense indicated because
so they aimed for the jugular. could this woman be trusted? she had a jaded past. theft convictions, stealing. that s not something that an honest, credible person does. a one-time bartender at a strip club who managed the dancers, jennifer crew admitted to misdemeanor brushes with the law. you were convicted of theft? yes, sir. you were also convicted of fraudulent practices, correct? i believe that s what my record states. she was also in a methadone treatment program for her addiction to painkillers. you were using oxycontin for approximately five years. about five year, yes. you ve used false names to get drugs? yes, i did. and the defense indicated because of her addiction to drugs, her memory was not to be trusted. when detectives talked to you, you told them that your memory is not very good, didn t you? i don t recall saying that. do you remember telling them, i don t remember exactly verbatim the conversation between you and ryan? i do not rem
to election theft. the world is now watching closely. no evidence that there is corruption or even fraudulent practices. so what is the message being sent, you know, if all of the tallies or the votes are still being counted up until noon time today s deadline, how undermining is it, the message that every vote should count and be counted? like patrick said, that s a normal principle of our democracy, everybody gets a chance to vote and everyone who voted should have their vote counted. it s not something that happens at a snap of a finger. there are mail-in ballots coming in from overseas. we re hearing messages from top political leaders about how there s fraud and how there s an attempt to steal an election. it s incredibly damaging to the
they didn t. but they were worried that they might. i think she had invented this story and started to live it and really wanted to believe it. so they aimed for the jugular. could this woman be trusted? she had a jaded past. theft convictions, stealing. that s not something that an honest, credible person does. a one-time bartender at a strip club who managed the dancers, jennifer crew admitted to misdemeanor brushes with the law. you were convicted of theft? yes, sir. also of fraudulent practices, correct? i believe that s when my record states. she was also in a methadone treatment program for her addiction to painkillers. you were using oxycontin for five years. you ve used false names to get drugs? yes, i did. the defense indicated because of her addiction to drugs, her memory was not to be trusted. when detectives talked to you, you told them that your memory is not very good, didn t you? i don t recall saying that. do you remember telling them, i do