BARD - D4vd Preliminary Hearing RECAP: What Does The Defense Have?

I disagree with you both.

I mean, mainly you.

Mainly you.

Mainly you.

I know it's mainly me.

I get it.

Because you're in there and you got sucked in and I get it.

That's what

happens.

Not sucked in.

You got sucked into the idea of exactly what the prosecution was hoping to do.

But go on.

I want you to make your...

Let me say one thing to you.

So...

So you played a clip that I had recorded for you guys.

And I had told you we were all waiting for this rift between the Emmy's office, the DA's office, LAPD, because the medical examiner previously put out a statement saying, you know, we, when basically the LAPD got this autopsy sealed, they did not agree with it.

The Emmy's office is like, no, we pride ourselves on transparency.

All this stuff during questioning by both the defense and the prosecution, the lag between them releasing the autopsy was based on toxicology.

So are you telling me that he he committed perjury on the stand because that's what he said? What are you guys saying?

What I'm telling you is that not once, but twice, the DA's office went to a Superior Court judge, they were thwarted the first time, they were successful the second time, and it took a third judge to unseal the autopsy report.

And all you've got to do is go and look at the press releases, which is on the coroner's office website.

They took the unprecedented move of slamming, if you will, the investigating agency for not being transparent and for shutting them down.

The idea that there's no there was no riff is false.

ludicrous, number one.