Free the "evidence"! All of it. Including the planning of the event intervention and all LEOs and CIs involved.
Plus who attended the following:
Posted on 09/07/2017 5:07:52 AM PDT by Elderberry
So now, after stalling, twisting and strangling justice for 844 days and snickering about it, the scalawags who run Texas’ Third Administrative Judicial Region appear to have decided that this Casie Gotro person is begging to be put in her place.
Gotro, as many or most or all of the McLennan County jury pool already knows, is not from Waco. She is from Houston which the Lord God recently washed for its wickedness. Somehow Gotro survived His wrath. And not only is she not from Waco. She is the impudent malapert who is attempting to clear the reputation of known Bandidos Outlaw Motorcycle Gangster Jake Carrizal after, as is well known, he ordered all his gangster associates to murder nine people and maim 20 more in plain sight of a pole camera and very many surveillance cameras, dash cams, lapel cams, video capable smart phones and a couple of squads of Texas Rangers dressed up like Delta Force. On a Sunday!
All that just happened to be there. McLennan County prosecutors have cogently argued that only some of it deserves to be believed.
Pre-Lynching Scheduled
Carrizal’s pre-lynching is scheduled to begin next Tuesday. Gotro is trying to screw that up. She has been whining and complaining for months about the judge who will preside over the pre-lynching. He is an honest and honorable man named Ralph Strother. He is a fine and successful Texas politician who sees the young Tom Cruise when he looks in the mirror except on those occasions when he sees Jesus. He is a local. He is a good old boy from who went to Baylor, frequently refers to his victims as “you all” and who ran unopposed the last election. He is now finishing up his long and distinguished career.
Gotro – which may not even be an American name – had the audacity last Friday to file a recusal motion. It had something to do with the Honorable Judge Strother not forcing the people’s prosecutors to turn over evidence that would just becloud an open and shut case; and him not reading her motions; and him not liking to have somebody write down his words when he makes decisions and when he explains his legal reasoning with “Because I can.” The Honorable Judge Strother is a can do, take charge individual. So Gotro wants him fired. He is not going to quit. He is not a quitter. He started this lynching and he aims to finish it.
Timely Rulings
Gotro filed her recusal motion last Friday and there are a couple of things about recusal motions. First off, any law professor will tell you they are a waste of a piece of paper. And, if they are going to work they usually take months.
Of course there are always exceptions. Three other smart-ass lawyers filed recusal motions against the Honorable Judge Strother back in June. The motions were referred to Third Administrative Judicial Region Presiding Justice Billy Ray Stubblefield. In due course, because everybody in Texas has known for six months that this Carrizal gangster is supposed to be lynched first so there was no hurry, Justice Stubblefield assigned the matter to Judge James Morgan.
Then lightning struck. Possibly Morgan got drunk and had a fight with his wife and got bit by one of his dogs. He actually kicked the Honorable Judge Strother off the the three cases just last week. Maybe somebody slipped him one of those funny cigarettes. Sometimes crazy things just happen, like when that statue of Lady Justice on top of the McLennan County courthouse got damaged and they had to take it down and now they still haven’t put up the big, bronze, roulette wheel the district attorney ordered to replace the first statue.
Let’s Meet Dan
Gotro intentionally threw a monkey wrench into the whole lynching when she filed that recusal motion. Like the last time, this recusal motion was referred to the Honorable Justice Stubblefield. This time he was more on top of things. People have been looking forward to this pre-lynching. Reporters and other cynics might be disappointed if this pre-lynching doesn’t start on time. Why, right now in Los Angeles there are probably reporters thinking, “Wow. Who needs the surf break at 26th Street in Manhattan Beach? Wow! Waco in September. What could be better? Amarillo in August?”
Just yesterday afternoon, the Honorable Justice Stubblefield appointed the Honorable Dan Mills, a former judge from 2005 to 2009 in the 424th District court for Blanco, Texas, which is a jurisdiction that was created in 2005. Mills is a fine judge and a good looking, patriotic man as you can see from his photograph up at the top of this page. He spent 19 years, twice as long as he served as a judge, as a federal prosecutor in the Western District of Texas where he concentrated on cases involving bank fraud, securities fraud, mail and wire fraud and public corruption.
Don’t worry about those public corruption prosecutions. Mills was available for his current important duty only because he lost an election in 2014 to the Honorable Evan Stubbs who accused the Honorable Judge Mills of “voter fraud, bank fraud and falsifying governmental records.”
Judge Mills immediately scheduled a hearing on Judge Strother’s recusal for tomorrow. The hearing can legally proceed only if Gotro agrees to it. Texas law requires that all the parties to the motion hearing be given at least 72 hours notice.
That is what happened in the Waco, Texas Twin Peaks restaurant Biker Brawl case today. So far. Maybe there will be a pre-lyncing starting next Tuesday after all.
Mr. (or Ms) Elderberry,
If one is known by the company they keep, why would you ever post the psychotic ramblings of the writer of this piece, defending the Waco drug dealing motorcycle scum?
In reading The Ageing Rebel’s “prose”, it seems that he probably used way too much of their dope, way too early in line, for way too long.
I like the author’s writing style.
Gotro may not even be an American name!
BTW, IBTG.
BTW, in the long run, articles like this only serve to keep Waco citizens pizzed about the scum that shot up their restaurant area, and keeps the case in the front of their minds.
That is exactly what the Defs SO NOT want to do!
It is all just administrative can kicking to pass time until the magical ten year anniversary prescribed in the “limited, modified hangout” playbook. I explained all this to you guys three years ago. Now will you listen?
This is what those who have the power to “get away with it” do. Ref: Ludlow and Kent State. I beat TG over the head with this to the point he won’t even show up here anymore. Do we really have to go the entire ten years before you believe me?
So the defense attorney who filed the motion to recuse may not agree to have a hearing on the matter?
That’s about the dumbest delaying tactic I’ve ever heard.
Did you read my post above?
I have a case in CA where the judge condones a title company filing false title documents, which is a state felony. Writing up appeal this week.
The state and nation BARs that control our judiciary need a good, close examination.
Have I ever said I don't believe you about it taking ten years?
I though you picked up the number of years for all of the lawsuits to be adjudicated from me.
It took about that long when the police rounded up 425 people in the "Great Texas Kmart Raid"
https://www.convolutedbrian.com/the-great-texas-kmart-raid.html
Before the raid on the Texas Ranch of the FLDS members near Eldorado, there was the great raid on Kmart in Houston. While the Eldorado raid was conducted with armed police in protective clothing and an armored vehicle, the Kmart mart raid was braver. There was no armored vehicle, and the police were armed but not wearing flak jackets. In August, 2002 Houston Police planned raids which they claimed were targeting street drag racing. The problem was when they made their raids, no drag racers were found. The Chief of Police was C.O. Bradford, now running for Harris County District Attorney. The raids were planned by Captain Mark Aguirre. The Houston police did a practice raid at James Coney Island on Saturday, 24 August, 2002. The manager had cooperated with a request to place customers only signs in the parking lot. Captain Aguirre told the restaurant management that the intent was to crack down on drag racers. At 1:15 in the morning, the police attacked with ground forces and a helicopter. They proceeded to arrest people without questioning and without cause. The arrests were for offenses that were citation offenses. The problem was that most of those arrested were long‑time customers of the restaurant. At least one person was finishing a restaurant meal in the parking lot when she was arrested. The police arrests continued until 4:30 in the morning. Overall, the arrest toll wasn’t too bad. Only twenty‑five persons were hauled off although more were stranded when drivers were taken away. The restaurant management was very unhappy since the policy was to cooperate with police only to have innocent customers taken to jail. But, the best was yet to come. At 12:30 A.M. on Sunday, police conducted a raid for drag racers at the parking lot of Kmart. Again, there were none present, Again, Houston police sought out customers to arrest. This time, the patrons were from Kmart and the Sonic Drive Through Restaurant. Police handcuffed and jailed 425 people while brandishing shotguns and other weapons. . Youths who had receipts showing a purchase were not allowed to do so. Youths who were eating were taken away. Even a ten‑year‑old girl was separated from her father and arrested although she was far to young to be a drag racer. People pleaded guilty to get out of jail since they didn’t have bail money. One mother complained that police could not find her son after he was placed in jail. Many of the arrested were straight A students. None were arrested for drag racing. Parents were not notified that their children were jailed. The result was lawsuits. In 2005, U.S. District Judge Nancy Atlas termed the tactics by the Houston Police Department “an unjustified, almost totalitarian, regime of suspicionless stops.” These cases are possibly resolved in April, 2008.
IBTG
I rather liked his writing style. There are many ice cream flavors, Strac : )
Never heard of the Kmart raid but it does appear to be a variant of the “liiited, modified hangout” strategy.
One thing to remember about this strategy is that it is, in itself, proof of not only guilt but corruption as well.
Here is the bottom line, the effects of defense lawyer BS included.
The drug-dealing motorcycle gang scum thugs are going to jail for a very long time.... as they should!
Period.
Any conversation deflecting from that conclusion is simply hopeful/hopeless mental masturbation.
No, they won’t. Any attempt to actually adjudicate these cases deviates from the strategy and exposes the corrupt. They won’t take the risk. At the end of the day, in 7 more years a couple low level policemen will get a wrist slap. A temporary suspension that itself will be suspended. And to VERY little fanfare the entire sordid affair will be quietly swept under the carpeting for decades until some history professor decides to sell a book.
I’m sorry, but it’s obvious that neither you nor Aging Rebel have sufficient knowledge of either criminal law, nor pizzed off Texans.
This is a case where the SA will first “try the crime, then try the criminals.”
The first 10 to 12 witnesses will describe how it was a beautiful day in a beautiful part of Texas, and all the beautiful people had just come from a beautiful service at First Baptist for a beautiful Sunday Dinner, and then the scummer drug-dealing motorcycle punks shot it all up, how they held people/relatives in their arms as they died, how they will never forget.... yada, yada, yada.
Then, when the jury is ready to draw and quarter anyone within 10 miles of their county wearing colors, SA will begin to show how each of the Defs was involved.
And of course, by trial time, at least one of the motorcycle types will “come to Jesus” and confess that they were armed, they were there for a fight, they personally saw, with their 20/20 vision, each of the Defs personally shoot people, how they regularly distributed and sold drugs to kids, etc.
When it’s all over, some jurors won’t even have time to take a chair in the Jury Room before they walk back in to open court with their guilty verdicts.
Time will tell...
Free the "evidence"! All of it. Including the planning of the event intervention and all LEOs and CIs involved.
Plus who attended the following:
And time is what they will do.
Be well.
Stay tuned because TPTB are following th LMHO script.
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