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Note

#1 Lane, Charles

JU~E SCHWAB TOLD HIS RI~D JURy THAT ALTHOUGH ROBERT PEERNOCK ~'IAS

·24 'ULES AWAY~ AND ALTHOUGH "ALL" THE IHTNESSES SAW THAT ROBERT

PEERNOCK WAS "NYl''' AT THE SCENE AT ANY TlloJE, THAT ROBER'r PEERNOCK

COULD BECXJ't& INVISIBU: AND BE IN 'l'WO PLACES AT THE SAME TIME.

AND AS PRE-PLANNED LONG BR.-PORE JUDGE SCffAAB'S RIGGED, ILLEGAL TRIAL,

SOiWAB TOLD HIS B!UBW DEFENSE ATTORNEY, GREE."4, '.1'0 B1.CCK "ALL" OF

ROBE..~ PEERl 'S "45 DEFENSE WITNESSES" PRGI TESTIFYING.

AND IN THEIR "<DOE OF SILENCE," THE NINI'H CIRCUIT JUDGES CQUXlNE.

ENCXXJRAGB AUD COVER UP THESE SIXTH AMElIOOENT VIOLATIONS AND FOR

THEIR COLLEAGUE, SCHWAB, USING HIS COURT FOR HIS fIIURD£R-'l"HEF'l'­

INSURANCE FRAUD-RACKETEERING SCAl'IS.

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4129T"~T MR. PEERNOCK WAS NOT AT THE SCENE.

ARE THESE PEOPLE FIGMENTS OF MR. PEE~~OCK'S

I~AGINATION, ARE THEY WISHFUL THINKING DR WHAT?

MR. GREEN: I THINK THEY ARE BOTH, YOUR HONOR,

FIGMENTS OF HIS I~~GINATION AND WISHFUL THINKING.

THERE IS NO WITNESS WHO COULD STATE UNDER

OATH THAT ROBERT"PEERNOCK WAS" NOT AT THE SCENE OTHER THAN

SAYING THEY DIDN'T SEE HIM THERE.

I MEAN, WE HAVE PLENTY OF STATE WITNESSES

WHO WE CROSS-EXAMINED. THE E~~~INATION SHOWS W-riAT PEOPLE

WERE TH~RE AND WHAT PEOPLE WEREN'T THERE." THERE IS NOT A

WITNESS IN THIS CASE WriO CAN SAY T~~T MR. ~- WrlO CAN

CATEGORICALLY SAY," "YEAH, ROBERT PEERNOCK lo.'ASN'T THERE."

WE ALL KNOW.THAT HE WASN'T THERE. I THINK

TH2 STATE CONCEDED IT IN ITS ~_~GUMENTS YESTERDAY.

OUR DEFENSE HAS ALWAYS BEEN HE WAS SOMEWHERE

ELSE. THE CLOSEST PEOPLE WHO COULD CO~E TO SAY THAT IT

WASN'T ROBERT PEERNOCK UNDER TEE C~~ IS BOBBY AD~~S, A~.,

EUGLNE w~IGHTS~Jill, OR WP~TEVER HIS NAME. IS, MAYBE WITH A

R;..? SHEET "TALLER THAN MR. -RICh11AN. ronO H.;S SINCE RECANTED.

HIS TESTIMONY, AND WE'VE HAD EX PARTE MATTERS.

~_"lD THE OTHER l-f.AN, MR. A..~IS}oI".AN, ~.S I SPOKE

ABOUT YESTERDAY, THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NOT ONE SHRED OF

CORROBORATING EVIDENCE THE MAN WAS THERE AT THE SCENE.

HE, TOO, WAS IN PRISON UNDER FALSE CHARGES.

THE COURT: THE BOTTOM LINE IS YOU DENY

CATEGORICALLY THE DECLARATION By MR. PEERNOCK?

MR. GREEN: THAT IS CORRECT. AS OF LAST WEDNESDAY

·.~fter" ~ ense i.!ttomey ~~'! ....:1<; "bribed" by~ and 0<::071 t.? !>loc1< AU defel"'$e>.

1I.:.. tter ·' aeiense attorney Green vas "bribed" by Schvab 3nd~to..hlock all defe!lse.

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" 130BEFORE MR. PEERNOCK HAS REi'10VED FROM THE STAND BY HIS Oi-lN

ACTIONS, wE: HAD 25 PEOPLE. UNDER A "HOLD EVERYTHING,

YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO COME INTO COURT" TYPE Of A

SUBPOENA. WE HAVE 20 OTHERS, MAKING A TOTAL OF45 PEOPLE

WrW WE TOLD THAT THERE IS THE DISTINCT POSSIBILITY,

DEPENDING ON HOW THE STRENGTH OF THE CASE GOES, r~~T YOU

H.i\.Y BE CALLED .Zl.S A WITNESS. BUT WE: WILL NOT PUT YOU

UNDER SUBPOENA AT THIS TIME, ALTHOUGH THE SUBPOENAS HAD

BEEN TYPED UP, PREP~_~ED, READY TO GO.

THE COURT: P~D AG~IN, YOU DECIDED NOT TO CALL

THOSE WITNESSES BECAUSE OF HR. PEZ~~OC~'S ~~TICS IN THIS

COURT, BECAUSE IF yeU W~RE TO CALL THESE WITNESSES YOU

woULD LOSE CREDISI:ITY EE:ORE TE~ JU~y IN FRESENTING ~OW~

MR. GREEN: I THINK TP..AT'S ABSOLUTELY CORRECT.

AS TO THIS TAP~ OF JOHN DOZI~R, P~_SE

RECALL, youa ECNOR, T~.T TEIS w~s A TA?E -- T~~ COpy OF

TEE TAP~ WAS GI~N TO ME BY M?-. -- BY DETECT!VI FISK. W~

liAD ADVISED MR. PEERNOCK OF ITS CONTENTS.

WE DID NOT T~]l._~':' TO GIVE IT TO MR. ?EERNOC!{

,FOR FEA.."? OF HIS UTILIZ1NG TB..AT TAPE AS SOtl.E SORr OF All

OBJECT, EITHER TO TItROW .~T THE JURy OR PERHAPS TO ATT!'.C:1

TO SOME OF THESE M..~RSDEN MOTIONS THAT WE HAVE IN HERE.

TIITRE IS ALSO )'.N .:;:LLEGATION THAT ! S':'OLE .'\

PHOTOG~~?!i FROM nIH OF A VEB.ICE CWNED BY ONE JOHU

DOZIER.

YOUR EONOR, I DIDN'T STE~L T~~T PEOTOG~~PE.

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