Re: Another male coach assaulting young girls
Posted by:
Justthefacts
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Date: October 20, 2013 01:31PM
wondering? Wrote:
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> You claim you have seen the evidence and it is
> less than what people are told? So, are you saying
> the victim's statements are lies? My guess is, the
> only evidence you have seen, just like everyone
> else, is what was brought up in the hearings and
> written in the newspaper. (I don't think they are
> giving you any extra privileges to their case,
> being you are just a Marlow supporter.) The lead
> Detective clearly stated that Marlow wiped his
> phone clean of all content. That in itself is a
> guilty of something move. If he had nothing to
> hide, he wouldn't have worked on his phone knowing
> the police were going to take it. You know the
> big evidence won't come out until the trial.
First, I didn't claim I saw "all" evidence. Second, yes, not only seen what was presented during the hearings, I've spoken to Marlow and his lawyer. Do you not think they are privy to what the prosecution has?
As far as his phone being clean, what happens when you download new IOS to an iphone? What happens when you lose your phone and have to get a replacement? I am not saying this is what happened to Marlow in this case, I am just showing you that there are a few reasons why a phone could be "wiped." And let's say for the sake of argument that it was wiped, is that illegal? Is that a crime? Something else you want to convict him of? As has been stated before, they have her phone and whatever was on there. They also have the records from the phone company. The only thing that could be "missing" because he "wiped" his phone is this so called photo he asked for. Even in that case, an erased phone isn't going to hide it. It can be retrieved in most cases. So yeah, while it makes things sound more nefarious, it really means nothing that the detective claimed Marlow's phone was "wiped." Also, he didn't know the police were going to take his phone ahead of time. He was called in for an interview and it was taken from him. He had no idea why he was even called in. He went in voluntarily as well. Why would someone who "knows he is guilty" even bother going in without a lawyer? I mean, he's smart enough to "wipe" a phone yet not smart enough to get a lawyer when he knows he's in trouble?
Make up your mind. Either he's some kind of criminal mastermind or a complete imbecile.