She said they were indigent. She said they had no income. She said they had no income. She was charged with perjury for good reason. The new tapes make it clear she knew the money was in there. She lied. So did he. That will be a problem for him if he asks the judge to dismiss the charges based on Stand Your Ground. How can the judge believe anything he says now? I do not believe him. But then I never believed his original story. It was not believable then and less so now.
I was looking at their checking accounts.
George’s account had an opening balance on 4/1 of $370. On 4/16 there was $87,500 in the account. But on 4/20, the day of the bond hearing, there was only $689 left. On the following Tuesday, 4/24 there was $126,000 in the account.
Shellie, on the other hand, had an opening balance of $1,087. On 4/20, the day she swore to the court they had no money, there was $62,830 in her account. By the end of the month her balance had dropped to $498.
Shellie lied to the court while George sat there silent, like a potted plant.