No "ifs, and's, maybe's," or qualifiers. Just, "... And when I come back to this case I will ask you to return a verdict of guilty. Thank you very much." | |
"Remember, it is a salesman, a person not in management decisions . He is basically told certain things, and he followed it in a -- way, he believed what he is doing . I ask you to use your common sense, listen to the witnesses, and you determine if the witnesses who were members of Who's Who got what they want. Ask yourself this question:
Did this organization actually deceive, people who were of a higher -- who were high up in industry? Are the leaders of this country, and of major businesses in the world, people with big jobs that are successful in their everyday lives, were they misled by Who's Who, or did they get what they want? Are these the types of people who could be easily deceived? Does that make any sense to you? You know, ladies and gentlemen, you hear things about presumption of innocence and burden of proof . I just ask that you give it a lot of thought . These are principles that we all have. If we put a blanket over Mr. Rubin, and you didn't see his face, and didn't see his hands, he could be anybody. He could be me, he could be you, he could be your spouse, he could be your child . But he would be protected by the principles of law that make this country great, and they are for all of us. I will ask you to listen to the evidence, follow the law . And when I come back to this case I will ask you to return a verdict of guilty. Thank you very much." | |
NOTE: Postal Inspector Biegelman, who initiated and supervised a
multi-year, multi-million dollar investigation into Who's Who Worldwide, while in the pay of Reed Elsevier (WWW Registry's number one competitor), allegedly invested thousands of hours of his time investigating and running this case...... ... and did indeed appear at the pre-trial hearings, yet became suddenly
"unavailable for trial" on the very eve of trial... ... and although the trial lasted for several months, Agent Beigelman never once came near the courtroom, missing in action at the Court's leisure.
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Asking the skinny and asking the fat,
what kind of lawyer is asking for that?
"Guilt" is what he is asking for up here,
thinking he's asking for financial good cheer.
If Dunn is a whore, who keeps asking for more,
why didn't Judge Spatt toss him right out the door?
Asking for guilt, he's actually asking them to find guilt!
This moron should be fired, and made to walk on some stilts.
Asking for guilt, this coprophile beseeched them to find guilt,
his brain must scan up like some truly perverted quilt.
A mix and a match of imbecilic inclinations,
asking has earned him a self-defenestration.
Asking and then asking, it only took once,
it's why Thomas Dunn proves dumb as a dunce.
Or was it intentional, this asking for guilt,
is this how an execrable brain gets built?