🚨💥🇺🇸 Video que muestra claramente el asesinato del activista charlie kirk, en una conspiración del mossad y la esposa de este, quien fue la encargada de ponerle el micrófono, que explotó al momento del disparo. Trump lo sabe. 😱 😨 🫢
Hillary Clinton tweeted in 2015:
“Every survivor of sexual assault deserves to be heard, believed and supported.”
I agreed and wrote my story. You can get your copy at Amazon. If you have prime, it’s free.
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On June 1, 2004, the murder trial of Scott Peterson formally began in Redwood City, California.
Peterson was charged with first-degree murder of his pregnant wife, Laci Denise Rocha, and the second-degree murder of their unborn son, Conner Rocha.
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@CourtTV He’s guilty. Scott Peterson murdered his beautiful wife Laci and their son Connor. No amount of documentaries, interviews, or so-called “new evidence” will change the facts of this case. The real victims are Laci and Conner, and they deserve to be remembered.
One cannot help but admire the sheer chutzpah of Mark Geragos, Scott Peterson’s defense attorney. According to Geragos, a very pregnant Laci Peterson happened to notice a burglary in progress across the street from her home. Rather than simply picking up the phone and calling 911, she purportedly waddled over to confront the intruders herself. She was then allegedly abducted at gunpoint, bundled into a van, driven to the very lake where Scott Peterson claimed to have been fishing that day, murdered, and dumped in the water. The van was subsequently returned to the vicinity of the Peterson residence (or within a few miles of it) and set ablaze in order to destroy evidence—evidence that, Geragos implies, the prosecution has been ruthlessly suppressing ever since.
I am left to wonder: is Scott Peterson simply the unluckiest husband in American history, or what?
At the very least, Mark Geragos has once again succeeded in getting his name back in the headlines—which, I suspect, is the point.
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