N. From Rumble commenter iforce2d "If Alex did it, why would he feel the need to take Maggie's phone and throw it out on the road? He could easily choose a moment when nobody was recording video or talking on their phone, so there would be no fear of digital evidence. He would also not be worried about getting interrupted by any witnesses coming along immediately after the killing. So if he wanted to see something on the phone (which he knew the password for) he could have done that and then put it back like he did with Paul's phone, and avoided a whole lot of fuss and speculation. On the other hand if someone else did it and was surprised by Maggie, they would likely be concerned that the phone might have captured audio or video, but more importantly they would be in an awful hurry to leave the scene asap. For all they knew Alex heard the shots and would come back any second. They could have destroyed the phone with more gunfire, but had already taken 5 shots more than they had planned for, so perhaps opted not to make more noise (or gun was jammed, ammo spent etc). They would have been aware that the phone might be trackable but that was the lesser of two evils in the heat of the moment. First priority was to get away from there. A short while later when out of the immediate danger zone, and after concluding that the phone contained no incriminating evidence, the potential for it being tracked became the more important consideration."
Things are going so well, that I am having to pinch myself -- after all the traumas of the past 2 years - I am finally in a great place. TY for all the support!
Steven N. Gosney
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Florida BAR# 0180830
From: Steven N. Gosney, Esq. [email protected]
To: Judicial Qualification Commission (JQC ) c/o Henry M. Coxe III [email protected]
RE: Statement on JQC Complaint against Hon. Bronwyn Miller
My name is Steven N. Gosney. I am a Florida lawyer practicing law since 1999 and a lifelong Florida resident. The Complaint against the Honorable Judge Bronwyn Miller contains allegations to which I have personal knowledge of and in which I feel obliged to respond.
The JQC, nor anyone from the Florida BAR, ever contacted me prior to including my situation in their Complaint against Judge Miller. The Complaint, in paragraphs 36-39, implies that Judge Miller’s comments led directly to my termination. Had I been able to comment, I would have stated that the defamatory article in The Miami Herald was mistakenly believed by many in the legal community, and this widespread belief led to my being terminated. Judge Miller was just like so many who believed the ...
Wrote a couple pages in my fantasy novel ... first time in about 20 months! I am thinking i am just going to take my time, and do a very high quality, large format fantasy book with nice illustrations just for my friends. Long term goal, once I get fully entrenched in my new position!
