Re: New prosecutor in Pittman case...

[Guest guest]

I wonder why these lawyers don't get some of the stories from this group

and use them in the defence.

New prosecutor in Pittman case...

> http://www.wistv.com/Global/story.asp?S=2239519 & nav=0RaMQPkp

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> New prosecutor takes over Chester Co. grandparents murder case

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> (Chester-AP) Aug. 31, 2004 - A new prosecutor is taking over the case of a

> Chester County boy accused of killing his grandparents when he was 12

years

> old.

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> Prosecutor Barney Giese of Richland County is taking the case because

> Chester County prosecutor Justice suffers health problems. The trial

> was supposed to begin this fall, but Giese's office says he has not

received

> the file or started working on the case.

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> Fifteen-year-old Pittman will be tried as an adult on murder

> charges. Prosecutors say he shot his grandparents while they slept, then

set

> their house on fire and drove away.

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> Pittman's lawyers plan to use experts to try to convince a jury Pittman

was

> involuntarily intoxicated by taking prescription antidepressants and did

not

> know right from wrong at the time.

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> Posted 9:22am by BrettWitt

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[Guest guest]

I wonder why these lawyers don't get some of the stories from this group

and use them in the defence.

New prosecutor in Pittman case...

> http://www.wistv.com/Global/story.asp?S=2239519 & nav=0RaMQPkp

>

> New prosecutor takes over Chester Co. grandparents murder case

>

> (Chester-AP) Aug. 31, 2004 - A new prosecutor is taking over the case of a

> Chester County boy accused of killing his grandparents when he was 12

years

> old.

>

> Prosecutor Barney Giese of Richland County is taking the case because

> Chester County prosecutor Justice suffers health problems. The trial

> was supposed to begin this fall, but Giese's office says he has not

received

> the file or started working on the case.

>

> Fifteen-year-old Pittman will be tried as an adult on murder

> charges. Prosecutors say he shot his grandparents while they slept, then

set

> their house on fire and drove away.

>

> Pittman's lawyers plan to use experts to try to convince a jury Pittman

was

> involuntarily intoxicated by taking prescription antidepressants and did

not

> know right from wrong at the time.

>

> Posted 9:22am by BrettWitt

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[Guest guest]

> I wonder why these lawyers don't get some of the stories from this

group

> and use them in the defence.

The defense is VERY aware of the influence of SSRI's on Chris's case.

[Guest guest]

> I wonder why these lawyers don't get some of the stories from this

group

> and use them in the defence.

The defense is VERY aware of the influence of SSRI's on Chris's case.