By complaining about the plea bargain, it presupposes that she knows there is something to bargain about.
Would your first concern be a plea deal or that someone has been identified as your daughter's killer? If it has been confirmed with a plea deal, wouldn't a mother first be thankful that her daughter's killer has been found?
She is mad about the plea deal but no commentary on the fact that he killed her daughter??????
She is mad about the plea deal but no commentary on the fact that he killed her daughter??????
I think there is little her attorney can do to stop her from attention seeking and attempting to manipulate a future jury pool.
Her attorney:
"Billie is devastated, although we realized this could be the result.”
Analysis by Kaaryn Gough:
“although”—like, “but” and “however” serves to counter what was said previously. If you turn the sentence around and write it, “Although we realized this could be the result, Billie is devastated.” this tells us they did not anticipate that Billie would be “devastated. What result did they expect?“realized.”—not “anticipated/thought/knew/
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