10-18-2011, 09:30 AM
WHAT A CROCK OF SHIT THESE PEOPLE ARE DISHING! this is not about the poor baby anymore. swine. all of them.
oh, Taco is not working pro bono, but refuses to say who is paying him.
NBC ActionNews
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - He protects people from prosecution. However, a high-profile New York lawyer said the family of missing 11-month-old Lisa Irwin hired him to help find the baby.
Feeling pressure from police, Irwin’s family hired a man their consultant Bill Stanton called the best lawyer he’s ever seen.
“When his name popped up on the short list I said stop,” said Bill Stanton, the Irwin family consultant. “If that’s what you want, you can’t do any better.” WORRYING OVER THE LAWYER LIST INSTEAD OF THE BABY??
Joe Tacopina, once called the devil’s advocate and perhaps the most-hated lawyer in New York by the New York Post, handles high-profile cases. His past clients include Michael Jackson and Joran Van Der Sloot, the man suspected in the 2008 disappearance of Natalee Holloway in Aruba.
“I learned that you can’t jump to conclusions,” Tacopina said. “I learned that you can’t jump to conclusions. You have to, despite the suspicion and rank speculation, you have to dictate by the evidence.”
Tacopina said his role is helping police find baby Lisa whose been missing for weeks.BULLSHIT To do so, Tacopina aims to ease tension. Deborah Bradley and Jeremy Irwin complained that investigators are confrontational.
On NBC’s Today Show Monday morning, Bradley admitted being drunk the night baby Lisa disappeared. Bradley also said she last saw her child at 6:30 that same night. She previously told police 10:30.
“My opinion of that is that it’s certainly not material at the end of the day,” Tacopina said. THE HELL IT ISN'T
In a statement, police spokesman Captain Steve Young responded.
“Clearly, the parents’ level of cooperation hasn’t been what it needs to be to help find this child,” Captain Young said. “Should they change their minds, our door is always open.”
“We’re open to any and everything as long as I know we’re all acting in good faith with the same purpose,” Tacopina said. “They want to do whatever they need to do to make sure this baby comes back.”
Tacopina said police have ample evidence of a break-in at the Irwin home the night Lisa disappeared. Despite rumor, he is optimistic Lisa’s parents will not be arrested.
However, Irwin’s family is getting ready for that possibility, Tacopina said.
oh, Taco is not working pro bono, but refuses to say who is paying him.
NBC ActionNews
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - He protects people from prosecution. However, a high-profile New York lawyer said the family of missing 11-month-old Lisa Irwin hired him to help find the baby.
Feeling pressure from police, Irwin’s family hired a man their consultant Bill Stanton called the best lawyer he’s ever seen.
“When his name popped up on the short list I said stop,” said Bill Stanton, the Irwin family consultant. “If that’s what you want, you can’t do any better.” WORRYING OVER THE LAWYER LIST INSTEAD OF THE BABY??
Joe Tacopina, once called the devil’s advocate and perhaps the most-hated lawyer in New York by the New York Post, handles high-profile cases. His past clients include Michael Jackson and Joran Van Der Sloot, the man suspected in the 2008 disappearance of Natalee Holloway in Aruba.
“I learned that you can’t jump to conclusions,” Tacopina said. “I learned that you can’t jump to conclusions. You have to, despite the suspicion and rank speculation, you have to dictate by the evidence.”
Tacopina said his role is helping police find baby Lisa whose been missing for weeks.BULLSHIT To do so, Tacopina aims to ease tension. Deborah Bradley and Jeremy Irwin complained that investigators are confrontational.
On NBC’s Today Show Monday morning, Bradley admitted being drunk the night baby Lisa disappeared. Bradley also said she last saw her child at 6:30 that same night. She previously told police 10:30.
“My opinion of that is that it’s certainly not material at the end of the day,” Tacopina said. THE HELL IT ISN'T
In a statement, police spokesman Captain Steve Young responded.
“Clearly, the parents’ level of cooperation hasn’t been what it needs to be to help find this child,” Captain Young said. “Should they change their minds, our door is always open.”
“We’re open to any and everything as long as I know we’re all acting in good faith with the same purpose,” Tacopina said. “They want to do whatever they need to do to make sure this baby comes back.”
Tacopina said police have ample evidence of a break-in at the Irwin home the night Lisa disappeared. Despite rumor, he is optimistic Lisa’s parents will not be arrested.
However, Irwin’s family is getting ready for that possibility, Tacopina said.