and this particular one was complicated because of who was paying for the same lawyer. but even if they had different people paying, you are entitled to a conflict free attorney. and when you represent as this lawyer did, to people with possibly conflicting information and possibly conflicting interests, then you need to step away from it and a judge in this case had that hearing and as a result, to said i would like to have my own lawyer, and based on his new lawyers advice, he protected himself by telling the truth. he said i m attracting the lies i told, and i m going to tell you the truth. yes, there was an effort. i know about it, we were going to destroy the security tape. so it s a dramatic thing that led to the superseding indictment charging both trump and with conspiracy to conceal
right away, they spotted something unusual that happened in the morning of the murder. a vehicle in the parking lot not entering but leaving, around the back of the building. detectives matched the truck to its owner, david dooley, the janitor. and one of the workers who found michelle s body. dave dooley s truck is seen leaving the parking lot at 6:31 that morning. right after the murder? that s right. that s right. the security tape showed dooley returning to the warehouse around 7:00 a. m., detective mcvay thought it was not that he hadn t mentioned that when i first spoke. they needed to speak with dooley again, so they went to the apartment he shared with his wife, janet and dooley wasn t surprised to see them. a kind of figured it would happen, to do a follow-up. before detective mcvay even brought up, dooley told him he d gone home the morning of the murder. mcvay recorded their conversation. i came back here, and then went back to fisher. you came back here? i
been given security video from a polling site that was the subject of election fraud claims in your state. what does that tell you? how does that potentially fit in his case? i m glad to be with all of you. i m not surprised to see this grand jury process, and that is to make sure he answers any questions that may be out there as he s thinking about what defenses may be raised. the security tape will be important. simply to show that the allegation is made against these poll workers in georgia were, in fact, falsnd is that you re seeing this young aide brought back into the grand jury to likely close up some loopholes that are there dealing with the conspiracy charges and who knew what and when did they know it, and was there an agreement to do something in some way to defraud the united states. remember, a conspiracy really takes an agreement between two or more people, and it takes some overt act in furtherance of that agreement.
we know that that lawyer has testified and turned over notes. we know that they moved boxes after the subpoena, that trump ordered the boxes removed after the subpoena. and they would not let bragg go ahead and see them and it was doj came. we know that he has had all these contradictory defenses. he has had contradictory explanations. and we know that there was a tape, a security tape may have been tampered with that overlooked the area of the boxes. so, this is one more log on the fire. but it is a burning inferno ready to be indicted. i want to share, cynthia, what our legal analyst colleague, neal katyal, said about this. all sorts of ways that implement him further. it s as if trump is to dumped even played, which was his defense. i mean, honestly, do you really buy this, that he could