03-22-2011, 02:40 PM
WBTV
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WHERE IS POOR ZAHRA'S HEAD YOU FILTHY SCUMWEASELS?
Mar 22, 2011
NEWTON, NC (WBTV) - The attorney for Elisa Baker said Monday he doesn't think his client can find an impartial jury anywhere near Catawba County where she is in jail awaiting her day in court.
"I can't imagine her getting a fair trial in this area, and I can't think of an area around here where she can get a fair trial," said Attorney Scott Reilly.
Elisa Baker is charged with second-degree murder and obstruction of justice in the death of Zahra Baker.
She also faces seven other unrelated felony charges ranging from bigamy to obtaining property by false pretense.
Two indictments on the latter charge were handed down Monday by the Catawba County Grand Jury.
The indictments alleged that Baker pawned two items she did not legally own, a television and a pressure washer, at Hickory Pawn and Gun shop.
Most of the felonies Baker faces do not carry long jail sentences, if she is convicted.
"She's entitled to a fair trial in every single case no matter how big or small," said Reilly.
Reilly said Baker will plead 'not guilty' to every charge when the time comes.
He also said, at some point, he will file motions for a change of venue in each case.
and that dirtbag adam baker is still free.
WHERE IS POOR ZAHRA'S HEAD YOU FILTHY SCUMWEASELS?
Mar 22, 2011
NEWTON, NC (WBTV) - The attorney for Elisa Baker said Monday he doesn't think his client can find an impartial jury anywhere near Catawba County where she is in jail awaiting her day in court.
"I can't imagine her getting a fair trial in this area, and I can't think of an area around here where she can get a fair trial," said Attorney Scott Reilly.
Elisa Baker is charged with second-degree murder and obstruction of justice in the death of Zahra Baker.
She also faces seven other unrelated felony charges ranging from bigamy to obtaining property by false pretense.
Two indictments on the latter charge were handed down Monday by the Catawba County Grand Jury.
The indictments alleged that Baker pawned two items she did not legally own, a television and a pressure washer, at Hickory Pawn and Gun shop.
Most of the felonies Baker faces do not carry long jail sentences, if she is convicted.
"She's entitled to a fair trial in every single case no matter how big or small," said Reilly.
Reilly said Baker will plead 'not guilty' to every charge when the time comes.
He also said, at some point, he will file motions for a change of venue in each case.