believe you? no. i knew that i told exactly what he had said to me. and i knew that i was doing the right thing. i honestly didn t care what anybody thought. then there was the conversation she had recorded at el torrida, eric s own words. the jury heard all of them. and offering eric s own explanation. i argued the reason was the shut her up, calm her down. and eric had never said he had done it. the only person who had said that was the only person with a drug conviction on her record. without that statement they have a lot of what ifs, but they don t have anything that makes this a homicide. the defense offered another theory about pegye. she was under a great deal of pressure and could be distracted and in combination with alcohol she rarely drank she did on that day, could contribute to lack av care in driving the boat. you don t think pegye bechler faked her death, you think she s dead? no, i don t think she did. you think she died accidently and her body st
of 2000, eric bechler went on trial. the star witness, tina, a witness was, to be fair, compromised, not just by her waffling by eric s guilt and her own checkered past but the one detail and story tina says eric told her something the defense attorney says is critical. you d expect, if pegye s head was caved in by 35 pound dumb bells, there d be blood. quite a lot of it. everywhere. and there wasn t. on the stand, tina tried to defend herself. i m a horrible witness when it comes to looking at me on paper? do you think anybody would believe you? no. i knew that i told exactly what he had said to me. and i knew that i was doing the right thing. i honestly didn t care what anybody thought. then there was the conversation she had recorded at el torrida, eric s own words. the jury heard all of them. and offering eric s own
el torrida, eric s own words. the jury heard all of them. and offering eric s own explanation. i argued the reason was the shut her up, calm her down. and eric had never said he had done it. the only person who had said that was the only person with a drug conviction on her record. without that statement they have a lot of what ifs, but they don t have anything that makes this a homicide. the defense offered another theory about pegye. she was under a great deal of pressure and could be distracted and in combination with alcohol she rarely drank she did on that day, could contribute to lack av care in driving the boat. you don t think pegye bechler faked her death, you think she s dead?
el tore ito, eric owes own words. the jury heard all of them. and offering eric s own explanation. i argued the reason was the shut her up, calm her down. in any event, eric never said on tape he hit pegye. the only person who had said that was the only person with a drug conviction on her record. without that statement they have a lot of what ifs, but they don t have anything that makes this a homicide. the defense offered another theory about pegye. she was under a great deal of pressure and could be distracted and in combination with alcohol she rarely drank she did on that day, could con tibt to a lack of care in driving the boat. you don t think pegye bechler faked her death, you think she s dead? no, i don t think she did.
witness was, to be fair, compromised, not just by her waffling by eric s guilt and her own checkered past but the one detail and story tina says eric told her something the defense attorney says is critical. you d expect, if pegye s head was caved in by 35 pound dumb bells, there d be blood. quite a lot of it. everywhere. and there wasn t. on the stand, tina tried to defend herself. i m a horrible witness when it comes to looking at me on paper? do you think anybody would believe you? no. i knew that i told exactly what he had said to me. and i knew that i was doing the right thing. i honestly didn t care what anybody thought. then there was the conversation she had recorded at el torrida, eric s own words. the jury heard all of them. and offering eric s own explanation.