06-27-2012, 02:37 PM
old big boob is in the shit now at last!
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FREEP
During a nearly two-week period this month, Bob Bashara solicited and paid someone to have Joseph Gentz, a witness in his wife's murder case, killed in the jail before a July court hearing, Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy announced today.
A warrant has been signed for Bashara, who will be arraigned at 1 p.m. on a charge of solicitation to murder, a felony that carries up to life in prison.
Bashara is accused of soliciting a man he had prior dealings with to kill Gentz, a handyman who told investigators Bashara hired him to kill Jane Bashara at their Grosse Pointe Park home in January, sources previously told the Free Press.
"The evidence will show that Mr. Bashara wanted Mr. Gentz killed because he ... didn't want him to testify in any future proceedings, should there be any," Worthy said
Gentz, who has been charged in Jane Bashara's murder, was deemed competent to stand trial after a state psychological examination. He is now undergoing an independant examination before any plea bargaining begins, attorneys for both sides have indicated.
Though he's only facing one count of solicitation to murder, Worthy said investigators discovered Bashara had also solicited a second person to have Gentz killed.
Worthy said Bashara is accused of having several meetings between June 8 and June 25 with a person he paid to have Gentz killed in jail before Gentz's July 23 court date, Worthy said.
He met with this person "for the purpose of hatching a plan to kill Mr. Gentz in jail," Worthy said. "Our evidence will show that Mr. Bashara paid ... this other individual to kill Mr. Gentz."
Gentz, who is charged with first-degree murder in Jane Bashara’s Jan. 24 death, is being held at the William Dickerson Detention Facility in Hamtramck.
Worthy would not comment on Bashara's relationship with the person and wouldn't say where they met or how many times.
A source told the Free Press that authorities have Bashara on tape – something Bashara’s attorney, David Griem, said he expected. Audio and sometimes video recordings are expected in these kinds of cases, he said.
“You should never bring this charge without having tapes,” Griem said.
Police previously called Bashara a person of interest in his wife’s killing after he failed a polygraph examination, but he has not been charged in his wife’s death.
Jane Bashara was strangled and left in her SUV, which was dumped in an east side Detroit alley, where it was found Jan. 25.
On Monday, Bob Bashara was arrested by Grosse Pointe Park police at his commercial property on Mack Avenue – the same property where authorities said he had a sex dungeon in the basement.
Worthy said prosecutors will request that Bashara not be given a bond after his arraignment.
"These are serious charges," she said.
Griem has said he thinks his client believes this case is part of a set-up.
Speaking with reporters Monday night after Bashara’s arrest, Griem told reporters bond would be hard to get given the allegations.
“Bond is going to be incredibly difficult in a case where allegedly someone was trying to hire someone to kill a witness,” Griem said Monday. “I think that bond in that situation is almost going to be impossible.”
bond set at 15 million $
he is on suicide watch.
CCTV arraignment
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In arguing for a high bond, Assistant Wayne County Prosecutor Lisa Lindsey said that Bashara posed a "substantial danger" and that "It is clear he is unraveling."
Bashara must not have contact with any witnesses. If Bashara happens to post bond, he must turn in his passport, driver's license and must have a GPS tether.
FREEP
During a nearly two-week period this month, Bob Bashara solicited and paid someone to have Joseph Gentz, a witness in his wife's murder case, killed in the jail before a July court hearing, Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy announced today.
A warrant has been signed for Bashara, who will be arraigned at 1 p.m. on a charge of solicitation to murder, a felony that carries up to life in prison.
Bashara is accused of soliciting a man he had prior dealings with to kill Gentz, a handyman who told investigators Bashara hired him to kill Jane Bashara at their Grosse Pointe Park home in January, sources previously told the Free Press.
"The evidence will show that Mr. Bashara wanted Mr. Gentz killed because he ... didn't want him to testify in any future proceedings, should there be any," Worthy said
Gentz, who has been charged in Jane Bashara's murder, was deemed competent to stand trial after a state psychological examination. He is now undergoing an independant examination before any plea bargaining begins, attorneys for both sides have indicated.
Though he's only facing one count of solicitation to murder, Worthy said investigators discovered Bashara had also solicited a second person to have Gentz killed.
Worthy said Bashara is accused of having several meetings between June 8 and June 25 with a person he paid to have Gentz killed in jail before Gentz's July 23 court date, Worthy said.
He met with this person "for the purpose of hatching a plan to kill Mr. Gentz in jail," Worthy said. "Our evidence will show that Mr. Bashara paid ... this other individual to kill Mr. Gentz."
Gentz, who is charged with first-degree murder in Jane Bashara’s Jan. 24 death, is being held at the William Dickerson Detention Facility in Hamtramck.
Worthy would not comment on Bashara's relationship with the person and wouldn't say where they met or how many times.
A source told the Free Press that authorities have Bashara on tape – something Bashara’s attorney, David Griem, said he expected. Audio and sometimes video recordings are expected in these kinds of cases, he said.
“You should never bring this charge without having tapes,” Griem said.
Police previously called Bashara a person of interest in his wife’s killing after he failed a polygraph examination, but he has not been charged in his wife’s death.
Jane Bashara was strangled and left in her SUV, which was dumped in an east side Detroit alley, where it was found Jan. 25.
On Monday, Bob Bashara was arrested by Grosse Pointe Park police at his commercial property on Mack Avenue – the same property where authorities said he had a sex dungeon in the basement.
Worthy said prosecutors will request that Bashara not be given a bond after his arraignment.
"These are serious charges," she said.
Griem has said he thinks his client believes this case is part of a set-up.
Speaking with reporters Monday night after Bashara’s arrest, Griem told reporters bond would be hard to get given the allegations.“Bond is going to be incredibly difficult in a case where allegedly someone was trying to hire someone to kill a witness,” Griem said Monday. “I think that bond in that situation is almost going to be impossible.”
bond set at 15 million $
he is on suicide watch.
CCTV arraignment
In arguing for a high bond, Assistant Wayne County Prosecutor Lisa Lindsey said that Bashara posed a "substantial danger" and that "It is clear he is unraveling."
Bashara must not have contact with any witnesses. If Bashara happens to post bond, he must turn in his passport, driver's license and must have a GPS tether.