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Re: Nancy Grace makes me want to puke!
Posted by David Leonard Vega on 8/11/07

    I agree, Nancy Grace is a Overly-Dramatic, Hyper-Emotional, and
    Extremely Subjective "Lawyer," and I used the word "Lawyer"
    guardedly, who appears to appeal only to other women of the same
    pathological nature. As far as getting a fair trial from Judge
    Nancy -- Forget it, you're guilty until proven innocent in her court;
    and even if proven innocent your life is still not worth the food for
    dung beetles.

    Nancy Grace needs to go find a good Library Job and leave objective
    reporting to objective reporters; objective hosting to objective
    hosts...


    On 8/13/05, gaby8 wrote:
    > ONancy Grace, 47, commentator for Court TV.
    > A “Victim of a violent crime”
    > THE DOCUMENTED STORY OF THAT CRIME
    > The Murder of Keith Griffin.
    > What has she told us about what happened that violent day?
    > In searching through interviews, magazine and newspaper articles
    > here is what she has said.
    > Then there are the documented facts gleaned from interviews with
    > Jurors, Attorneys, Judge, Witnesses and newspapers in the area.
    > First the date, she has said at various times, it happened in
    > 1987, 1985, 1982 and 1980. You would think a date that according
    > to Ms. Grace “changed her life forever” would be burned into her
    > soul. A seminal event!
    > The date was August 6, 1979 .
    > She said it happened in a remote wilderness.
    > It was on the entrance road to the Georgia Kraft Plywood Co. and
    > US Hwy. 278, 1 ½ miles from downtown Madison Ga.
    > She said her boyfriend did not know his assailant.
    > They were friends, work for the same construction Co. In fact the
    > prosecutor at trail based part of his case on the assailant
    > killing a friend.
    > She said her boyfriend was 25.
    > He was 23.
    > She said the assailant was 25.
    > He was 19,
    > Said assailant was on parole
    > He was not.
    > Said he had a record.
    > He did not.
    > Said it was a murder for profit.
    > It was not.
    > The man was out for revenge after being fired from his job at the
    > construction Co.
    > Said her boyfriend was driving a jeep,
    > It was a Bronco that belonged to the Construction Co.
    > Said it was robbery.
    > It was not.
    > Said they found Keith’s wallet with $35.00 and her picture in
    > McCoy’s home
    > No wallet was found in his home. Just the 38 cal. revolver Ser#
    > 33866 . (Griffin’s wallet was found several days after the
    > incident in the Bronco, by Eli Ingram,)
    > Said it was a mugging.
    > It was not.
    > Said it was random.
    > It was not.
    > Said he was still alive when he arrived at the hospital.
    > He was pronounced dead at the scene .
    > Said she was asked by Joe Briley the District Attorney if he
    > should seek the death penalty. Grace said she told him No and has
    > regretted it ever since. (If that were true you would think Briley
    > would have asked Griffin’s parents. rather than a 21 yr. old kid) .
    > The State did ask for the Death Penalty. The jury voted against
    > it.
    > She said she testified at the trial.
    > Two Jurors, a Bailiff, a Defense attorney a Court Reporter and
    > Judge do not remember any “white girl testifying”. (The
    > transcripts were destroyed in a fire.) .
    > The Defendant never looked at her.
    > The accused stared at the floor during the entire trial. In fact
    > he never spoke a word to his lawyer or anybody before, during or
    > after the trial. (One exception)*
    > She said McCoy’s defense was “didn’t do it, you got the wrong guy
    > The truth is... there was never a doubt by anyone he did the crime
    > (there is a confession)
    > The defense was insanity.
    > Said the Jury was out 3 days .
    > Jury was out 5 hrs.
    > She said there were many appeals.
    > There were none
    > Says she is 44 years old
    > .She is 47.
    > Documented narrative of what really happen August 6, 1979.
    > Keith Griffin 23, from Athens GA. and Tommy McCoy 19, an
    > illiterate, mentally challenge Blackman, worked together for the
    > Ingham Construction Co. on the Georgia Kraft Plywood Co. site
    > outside Madison Ga.
    > McCoy was fired and was out for revenge. On Monday the 6th of
    > August Mccoy left his house with a 38 cal. Revolver stashed in a
    > brown paper bag.
    > Keith Griffin had taken the company Bronco to town to pick up
    > lunch. Returning to Kraft he saw McCoy walking down the Company
    > road at the intersection of US Hwy. 278.
    > Griffin stopped either to talk or to give a ride to McCoy. It is
    > not clear which.
    > McCoy fired six shots at point blank range, five of which found
    > their mark... McCoy then dumped the body in the back seat and in
    > his rush, drove the Bronco in a ditch.
    > Joe Brown, a maintenance worker for the plant drove by in his
    > truck and not knowing what had happed offered to help McCoy. He
    > refused. Brown drove a few yards decided to return. He told McCoy
    > he would take him to the hospital because of all the blood on his
    > shirt.
    > The assailant then jumped in the passenger side of Brown’s truck,
    > put the gun in the f ace of the Maintenance worker and pulled the
    > trigger twice, ( At trial he said the gun looked like a “stove
    > pipe”) The gun was empty, Brown ran and McCoy took of in his
    > truck..
    > Minutes later friends of Brown’s showed up and said they saw the
    > truck and knew where it was. It was parked in McCoy’s driveway.
    > He was arrested a few minutes later with the gun in his possession.
    > Keith Griffin was pronounced dead at the scene.
    > Tommy got a lawyer, a good one, Billy Prior. According to Prior,
    > McCoy never said a word to him before, during or after the trail.
    > (One exception)*. During the entire 1 ½ day trail the defendant
    > stared at the floor without moving. Prior did a magnificent job
    > explaining the psychiatric reports and mental history of the
    > retarded defendant. McCoy had been judged “mildly retarded” by the
    > Ga. Central State Hospital. (By the way, no one remembers a “white
    > girl” testifying.)
    > It worked! The jury turned down the death penalty.
    > When the Jury came back and announced they would not render a
    > death penalty verdict. McCoy turned to his lawyer and uttered his
    > only words. “Does that mean I’m gonna live”?*
    > Tommy McCoy, GDC ID: 0000400964 was convicted of murder,
    > aggravated assault (Brown) and found not guilty of robbery. He was
    > sentence to life, with possibility of parole.
    > He is in his 26th year at the Hancock State Prison at Sparta Ga,
    > Sources: Interviews with two Jurors, Judge, Attorneys, Court
    > Reporter, the Bailiff. Court and documents,
    > Larry King Live., New Republic, Atlanta Journal, the Madisonian
    > and Macon Telegraph. Newspapers.
    > Interview Sources and Documents
    > Interviewed
    >
    >
    >
    > Bill Scholly, Investigator, Buckhead Ga.
    > williamscholly@bellsouth.net
    > Bill Prior, Attorney for Mccoy. Madison Ga.
    > Joe Briley, District Attorney. Madison Ga.
    > Columbus Johnson. Sheriff. Madison Ga.
    > Don and Eli Ingram, Ingram Construction Co. Madison GA.
    > Hugh Thompson, Judge. Madison Ga.
    > Roy Dobbs, Jury Foreman. Madison Ga.
    > Alonzo Farmer, Juror. Madison Ga.
    > Joe Brown, Second Victim. Madison Ga.
    > Janet Wilkerson, Court Reporter. Milledgeville Ga.
    > Sentencing Documents. (Available on request)
    > Notice to suppress evidence. (Available on request))
    > Mccoy’s Personal History. (Available on request)
    > Jury Instructions. (Available on request)
    >
    >
    >
    > n 8/01/05, Nacy's biggest fan ..NOT wrote:
    >> On 6/17/05, DJ wrote:
    >>> Nancy Grace is the best. She is honorable and brilliant, and a
    >> total
    >>> character, as well. She knows how to put overly zealous egos in
    >> their
    >>> places. Why can't a woman have a successful legal show? You
    >> all are
    >>> just envious.
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>>
    >>
    >> Sorry..but Nancy disGrace is hardly the first woman to host a
    >> 'successful' Legal Show on Cable.
    >>
    >> Let's see... Greta Van Sustern kinda started the whole thing way
    >> back during OJ days in 1994 with that show on CNN with regoer
    >> whatshisname. Of course, now Greta's had plastic surgery and
    > flown
    >> to FOX where money & politics can sway your legal opinions.
    >>
    >> Then.. there was Catherine Crier who aslo started on CNN and had
    >> her own show on Court TV befoe miss disGrace did...
    >>
    >> Then.. you have to give props to Lisa Bloom's Mom, Gloria Allred
    >> for making it all possible for little miss Nancy by having the
    >> gall to show up on screamfests (similar to nancy's) such as the
    >> Morton Downey Jr show all the way back in the 1980's..back when
    >> Nancy was busy trying to see to it that exculpaltory evidence got
    >> 'lost' in her cases as a prosecutor...
    >>
    >> Oh..gee..seems lots many woman did this before miss disGrace.
    >>
    >> Face it:
    >>
    >> Nancy is rude, crude, childish and plays fast and loose with the
    >> truth.
    >>
    >> She's ugly, vain and in love with herself.
    >>
    >> She wears a bad wig too.
    >>
    >> Personally, I suspect she's a guy in drag. Just look at that
    >> adam's apple! Dead giveaway. Either she's a drag queen or a
    > tragic
    >> Trannie.

     
     

 
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