02-24-2013, 11:53 AM
Gimme a break...
Like George Zimmerman and his attorney, Brenda Stokes and her highly-credible
attorney, Tony Liker, are soliciting donations to fund her defense. She was indicted for the murder of 10 year old Jade by the Grand Jury and the prosecutors are currently evaluating whether to seek the death penalty. Here's the link to Mr. Liker's crock-o-shit website, "Brenda Stokes is Wrongly Accused!".
http://www.tonylikerlegaldefense.com/
New information released by prosecution:
-JADE WAS DRUGGED: Stokes drugged Jade with Xanax before she stabbed her 40 times, but there were defensive wounds on Jade's arms; she tried to fight back. Some of the stab wounds were inflicted after Jade was already dead.
-WEAPON FOUND IN BODY: A kitchen butcher knife was still lodged in the neck of little Jade when her body was dumped. It had been thrust into the back of her neck with such force that the blade of the knife protruded from the front of her neck.
-STOKES CRIMINAL HISTORY: Stokes did not have a criminal record, but only because another ex (father of her children) dropped charges against her for an attack with a razor blade 20 years ago. Charges were also dropped against her (after completing counseling) for assaulting a co-worker back in 2001.
-ALTERNATION SUSPECT - "DADDY DID IT": Mr. Liker claims that Jade's father (Stokes's ex-fiancée who is believed to have been having an affair with the co-worker that Stokes attacked the same day she killed Jade) could have killed Jade because he has an extensive criminal record. However, court records indicate Mr. Morris has one felony conviction of attempted grand larceny back in 2002, after which he successfully completed a court-sponsored drug treatment program.
Source:
http://www.lvrj.com/news/indictment-of-b...62781.html
Mr. Liker's "alternate suspects" claims are baloney, but you just know there are some dipshits out there who will read the crap on the website and click the "donate here" button. Probably too few to make a difference in this case, imo. The evidence is overwhelming.
If one believes in the death penalty, Stokes is a prime candidate as far as I'm concerned.
Like George Zimmerman and his attorney, Brenda Stokes and her highly-credible
attorney, Tony Liker, are soliciting donations to fund her defense. She was indicted for the murder of 10 year old Jade by the Grand Jury and the prosecutors are currently evaluating whether to seek the death penalty. Here's the link to Mr. Liker's crock-o-shit website, "Brenda Stokes is Wrongly Accused!".http://www.tonylikerlegaldefense.com/
New information released by prosecution:
-JADE WAS DRUGGED: Stokes drugged Jade with Xanax before she stabbed her 40 times, but there were defensive wounds on Jade's arms; she tried to fight back. Some of the stab wounds were inflicted after Jade was already dead.
-WEAPON FOUND IN BODY: A kitchen butcher knife was still lodged in the neck of little Jade when her body was dumped. It had been thrust into the back of her neck with such force that the blade of the knife protruded from the front of her neck.
-STOKES CRIMINAL HISTORY: Stokes did not have a criminal record, but only because another ex (father of her children) dropped charges against her for an attack with a razor blade 20 years ago. Charges were also dropped against her (after completing counseling) for assaulting a co-worker back in 2001.
-ALTERNATION SUSPECT - "DADDY DID IT": Mr. Liker claims that Jade's father (Stokes's ex-fiancée who is believed to have been having an affair with the co-worker that Stokes attacked the same day she killed Jade) could have killed Jade because he has an extensive criminal record. However, court records indicate Mr. Morris has one felony conviction of attempted grand larceny back in 2002, after which he successfully completed a court-sponsored drug treatment program.
Source:
http://www.lvrj.com/news/indictment-of-b...62781.html
Mr. Liker's "alternate suspects" claims are baloney, but you just know there are some dipshits out there who will read the crap on the website and click the "donate here" button. Probably too few to make a difference in this case, imo. The evidence is overwhelming.
If one believes in the death penalty, Stokes is a prime candidate as far as I'm concerned.