PM Show Hr 2 | Letitia James Continues to Try to Make a Mockery of Our Justice System

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Speaker 1 (00:04):
It's that time time, time, time, luck and load.

Speaker 2 (00:11):
So Michael Very Show is on the air.

Speaker 3 (00:14):
Tell me one bad thing that you've done, and it
better be evil hell evil, really evil, like so evil
that you would say it was evil, like it's the
fruits of the devil evil.

Speaker 4 (00:34):
Two separate judges of firm. Garcia was a member of
MS thirteen, which is a gang that may be even
worse than trend Dear Rock one and may be worse.
They kill people with knives because it's more painful.

Speaker 2 (00:45):
Very famous for.

Speaker 4 (00:46):
The knifing and killing of two young sixteen year old
girls walking to school one day, and they slice them
up into little pieces and killed them. That's MS thirteen.

Speaker 5 (01:10):
So you much.

Speaker 4 (01:18):
To separate judges affirmed Garcia was a member of MS.
When Garcia was originally arrested, he was wearing a sweatshirt
with rolls of money pouring out in an MS thirteen
gang symbol that he was driving with two other known
violent MS thirteen gang members, two of the most violent
members that we know of in the MS thirteen gang

(01:38):
of th.

Speaker 6 (01:49):
Tom Holman Fox News with Laura Ingram talking about the
senator from Maryland who rushed down to El Salvador to
make himself relevant and in the news. He wants to
bring back the MS thirteen gang member very important to him.
Tom Holman, you know what I like about Tom Homan.

(02:10):
Reminds me of a small town sheriff. Just straightforward, no glitz,
no glitter, no superfluous talk, just straight to it. Boom
boom here it is right here. Had a beaut for
t pus Ter ask. I like this, Tom Holman.

Speaker 7 (02:25):
I me and Chris van Holland, the guy that didn't
want to sign the Lake and Riley Act that protects
American citizens against illego alien criminal gang members who, instead
of protecting Americans, his constituents, his taxpayers, he goes to
Al Salvador and defends an illegal alien with a deportation
order as a member MS thirteen that has been designated

(02:46):
terrorist organization by President Trump. That's where we want to
defend it. It's just disgusting. The same center who stay
yesterday release an illego alien charged with murder use the
ice detainer hit the street. So rather than protecting his community,
protecting the residence of Maryland, he goes to Al Salvador

(03:08):
tocado an MS thirteen gang member, terrorists it's ridiculous. And
also I talked to an MS thirteen expert today who
also showed me pictures of his hand, but he says
absolutely the tattoo in one of his hands was absolutely
MS thirteen gang tattoo. Nothing, nothing questionable about it. Two
judges said he's a MS third team member. Ice says
his an MS third team member. Intelligence Community says it's

(03:31):
an MS third team member. Al Salidor says he's MS
thirt team member. So, you know, it's just ridiculous. And
as far as all the people are speaking out against us,
I cannot believe for men, there's that many stupid people
in the world now able see you on the smart
meter of seasons zero. We'll give it, We'll give him that,
but I can't believe these people really believe what they're saying.
They got to be just pushing a narrative for a

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political reason. They can't be that that dumb to think
that this person is an MS thirteen in a public
Shainky trade.

Speaker 6 (04:03):
You know, the Democrat positions have made them, have lost
them lifelong Democrats. They've made it so that nobody can
say in public that they support any of this stuff,
because you come off as a freak, which means the
only people you see at their rallies are dudes pretending

(04:26):
to be girls, some of them violent criminals. You're getting
absolute complete nuts. You've got you've got white liberal women,
and you've got dudes who want to be white liberal women,
and that's who they're left with, these crazy angry you know,

(04:49):
you look at their eyes. They're all nuts, every one
of them. They're nuts. And you see in them the
things they say. The rage and I say this all
the time doesn't mean that we shouldn't take them seriously.

Speaker 2 (05:06):
We should.

Speaker 6 (05:08):
But when you see white liberal, crazy white liberals like this,
and you see them at the protests and the things
they say and the awful, awful things they do, what
you realize is this isn't about Tesla this isn't about
Elon Musk, this isn't about Donald Trump. It's never about

(05:29):
what they claim it is. These are people, These are
crazy cat ladies. These are really really nutty people who
are acting out because they're very, very angry. And that's
why President Trump he's so popular now because he just

(05:51):
does things based in common sense. He's appointed a new
Secretary of Sanity because that's what we needed.

Speaker 5 (05:58):
Warning everyone, I'm these Secretary of Sanity, pointed by President
Trump to do what no one in this town apparently
is attempted in decades.

Speaker 2 (06:06):
We call that. It makes sense.

Speaker 5 (06:07):
All right, let's go ahead and dive in. First off, Yes,
we're reducing federal spending. No, not by canceling defense contracts.
Are pretending wind meals can power aircraft carriers.

Speaker 2 (06:18):
We're doing it the.

Speaker 5 (06:18):
Old fashioned way, firing useless feel Jim, Rebecca, you're God.
If you needed a task force to figure out if
a gas sto is racist.

Speaker 2 (06:27):
You're fired. Beat it, Joe, Come on man.

Speaker 5 (06:30):
Second, energy policy, we've reopened domestic drilling. That's right, because
America should never beg opek.

Speaker 2 (06:36):
For oil like it's an X. We regret texting, right, Bill, Hey,
what do you mean by that?

Speaker 5 (06:41):
We've also stopped pretending solar panels work at midnight. For
the love of God, get those alien inducing panels off your.

Speaker 8 (06:48):
Roots, will you.

Speaker 2 (06:48):
People. Isn't it anti renewable, No, it's anti stupid. We
like renewables. We just like lights that also turn on
when you flip the little switch. We've got one.

Speaker 5 (06:57):
Hundred and forty two diversity coordinators who are making six
figures to host zoom calls about pronas e she them, they.

Speaker 2 (07:04):
The cap and back get luck me.

Speaker 5 (07:06):
Oh no, why that money's now been reallocated to actual works,
like securing the border and painting roads that don't.

Speaker 2 (07:13):
Collapse when it rains. Well, is it true you.

Speaker 9 (07:16):
Rejected the proposal the name hurricanes after non binary feelings
to promote climate inclusivity. Yes, we will not be renaming
hurricanes after emotions to avoid triggering coastal communities. And yes
we will still refer to illegal immigrants as wait for it,
to illegal immigrants race it.

Speaker 2 (07:33):
Listen.

Speaker 5 (07:34):
If that offends you, I suggest you find a feelings
journal in a strong cup a company. Also, we reduce
the Department of Education's budget by forty percent and reintroduce
something radical into our national dialogue.

Speaker 2 (07:45):
It's called merit. What about equity? Equity?

Speaker 5 (07:48):
Sure, we're equally tired of nonsense across the board. Look
this administration, it's not perfect, but at least now someone's
driving the bus who knows it's not supposed to.

Speaker 2 (07:57):
Be parked in a ditch. It's set on the fire.

Speaker 5 (07:59):
For here's this fascism of expecting ronadolp's to work of
ab the law and raise their kids without drag brunches
and the curriculum of fascism.

Speaker 2 (08:08):
Then we've gotten bigger problems than ov. All right, thank
you everybody.

Speaker 5 (08:12):
That concludes today's briefing, and I'm very proud to be
the Secretary of Sanity. Guitars, cigars, and a few thoughts
from bizar on Michael.

Speaker 6 (08:30):
Leticia James, or big Tish as she apparently calls herself,
maybe because she's so fat, I don't know. She does
seem to have an inflated view of herself and an
inflated body style Stacy Abrams style. This is a woman
who made a mockery of our justice system, dragging Donald

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Trump to court and engaging in some terrible, terrible acts
using the power of the state as the Attorney General
of Texas.

Speaker 8 (09:01):
Well.

Speaker 6 (09:01):
White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, this guy
has really man. He has been a star in this administration.
Absolute star, he called her, and I believe he's accurate.
One of the most corrupt, shameless individuals ever to hold
public office. This is how you have to talk. This

(09:26):
is how you have to speak of these people. This
is who they are.

Speaker 5 (09:31):
Letitia James says the allegations against her are nothing more
than a revenge tour by the Trump administration.

Speaker 1 (09:37):
What's your response, and my response is that Letitia James
is one of the most corrupt, shameless individuals ever to
hold public office.

Speaker 2 (09:45):
She's guiding not only of those.

Speaker 1 (09:46):
Crimes, but if tall less war crimes by using and abusing.

Speaker 2 (09:50):
Your public office and tried to persecute an listen.

Speaker 1 (09:52):
Man, depriving him of his rights, engaging in a conspiracy
to obstruct our election, and to overthrow a democratic process.

Speaker 2 (10:00):
The procedures.

Speaker 1 (10:01):
She is still be of multiple significant serial criminal violations.

Speaker 6 (10:06):
There is a show on CNBC called American Greed and
I love it. It has Stacey Leach, almost said Robin
Leach has Stacy Leach as the voice of it, and
it's it's scammers, fraudsters and the light.

Speaker 10 (10:26):
And one of the episodes is.

Speaker 6 (10:30):
A a consumer electronics retail chain from in the Northeast
called Crazy Eddies and it's it's pretty interesting if you
could probably find it. I think Amazon are one of
those carries you can buy an episode for say a dollar,
and they're really really interesting and they're well done. Sam

(10:52):
Antar was the was the CFO of Crazy Eddies. He's
a former CPA and he's he was the brains behind
the fraud that went on at Crazy Eddies. It was
a securities fraud. They were puffing up how much the

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company was selling what they were doing so they could
raise investor money. They were under reporting the money they
were actually making. They were skimming cash and it was
corporate cash. They were paying employees off the books so
they wouldn't have to pay them taxes. And they were
inflating their inventory so that auditors and especially investors would

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be more impressed. Because when you steal the money from
the company and you spend it on yourself, you don't
have the money to buy more televisions to put out
on the floor to show that they're for sale. So
what do you do, Well, you got to what they
did is they had empty boxes and they just stacked

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them up high, so when the auditors or investors would
come and look, they'd see all those boxes and just
assumed there were TVs inside them, but they weren't. After
the fraud was uncovered, Sam and Tar cooperated with the Feds,
and in exchange for a redue sentence, he pleaded guilty
to multiple felonies, but he managed to avoid jail time.

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He was on house arrests, community service, probation, and fines.
When that was over, he reinvented himself as a forensic
accountant and speaker. Now everybody's first reaction should be scam
artists go away. But just like hackers are very useful
in discovering how hacking works, or bank robbers are often

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hired by the FBI to teach how they do what
they do. He has used his experience, whatever you may
think of that, to help law enforcement identify and prevent
financial fraud. And he maintains a website called White Collar
Fraud and he shares insights. He is one of the
forensic accountants who investigated Letitia James and exposed her alleged

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mortgage fraud.

Speaker 10 (13:10):
She's on the hook for that now.

Speaker 6 (13:12):
He was on Newsmax with Rob Schmidt and he said,
and he explains it well, Letitia James lied on a
mortgage application for a home in Virginia.

Speaker 10 (13:22):
Starting with this Virginia property that she claimed as her
primary residence while she was I mean this is Norfolk, Virginia.
This is probably five to six hour drive, claiming it's
her primary residence while she's the age of New York.
From your report, you say James signed a specific power
of attorney declaring her intent to make six to ZHO
fourth Sterling Street in Norfolk, Virginia, her principal residence, a
legally binding statement that may have automatically vacated her position

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as New York Attorney General under Public Officer's Law thirty,
A declaration that came just forty five days before she
launched her case, her civil fraud case against Donald Trump.
Tell us more about what happened in Virginia here.

Speaker 11 (13:59):
She purchased a proper with a relative in two thousand
and twenty three, A few weeks she closed. She closed
on it right before the Trump trial, and in the
file documents with the County Clerk's office she there was
a power of attorney that she gave her cousin or

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niece to close the mortgage, and on the power of
attorney she represented that I intend to use this property
as my primary residence. Now there's two problems with that.
The first problem is she lied on her power of attorney.
Any would anybody really believe that she was going to
move to Virginia in the middle of the Trump trial.

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Second part is the section six of the mortgage that
states that the borrower, meaning her and her niece, have
to occupy the property as their primary residence within sixty days,
not one or the other both.

Speaker 12 (14:55):
Wow, she never she at least occupied it, right, That's fine.

Speaker 10 (15:00):
Why what was what was the motivation to do this?
While I low lower interest rates or interest rates?

Speaker 12 (15:04):
I cool her a petty thief.

Speaker 10 (15:06):
A petty thief. This is I mean, this is when
you look at the allegation she made against Trump? Is
this act worse?

Speaker 2 (15:13):
Better?

Speaker 12 (15:14):
Saying well, no, listen Trump Trump is not a real felon.
I'm a real felon.

Speaker 11 (15:19):
Okay, So, so Trump didn't do anything wrong?

Speaker 10 (15:23):
Yeah, you don't think you don't see anything wrong in
the case you made against Trump? You think, I mean,
obviously the Jerry here thought that he did something wrong. Well, listen,
it seems like.

Speaker 11 (15:34):
Listened to the appellate arguments, because the appellate judges seemed
to be, uh, they're gonna it seems like they're going
to write an opinion that's going to vacate the entire case.

Speaker 10 (15:43):
Yeah, okay, yeah, it's because I mean, obviously it was
We were all astounded by what they charged him for.
That that that that penalty was ridiculous. There is more.

Speaker 6 (15:55):
That's not the only fraud she committed. She claimed she
was married to her dad. That's weird, Bill han Omar.
On another one, she lied and said a five unit
was a four unit.

Speaker 2 (16:05):
We'll explain why I coming up.

Speaker 9 (16:07):
This is Tracy Baird, and welcome to the Lifestyles of
the not so Rich and Famous, or as I call it,
the Michael Berry Show.

Speaker 6 (16:16):
You had Fat Fanny Willis in Fulton County or sorry,
Clark County in uh was a Fulton County in Atlanta.
And remember she had Nathan's hot Dog that got her
into trouble. Actually, Nathan's hot Dog's wife was upset that
the district attorney Fat Fannie was sleeping with her husband,

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and so she blew the whistle on the whole thing.
In that case unraveled. Jack Smith's case unraveled. Letitia James
claimed that the President had committed mortgage fraud because his
assets were not worth what he claimed they were. She
felt like mar A Lago was worth ten million dollars.
I can guarantee you an eighth of that property is

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worth more than ten million dollars if it didn't have
a structure on it. It's the most absurd thing ever,
that she brought that case for a mortgage fraud and
then sought to bankrupt him by demanding or the judge
did really and the judge's daughter is involved with it
is funded by a Democrat organization which is going to

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end up being I suspect, I don't know for sure, sorrows.
But it wasn't just that she claimed, because she actually
committed mortgage fraud.

Speaker 10 (17:31):
That she claimed she was.

Speaker 6 (17:33):
Going to live as her primary residence at in a
home in Virginia.

Speaker 10 (17:37):
That's fraud because she wasn't.

Speaker 6 (17:39):
There's also the fact that a four unit that a
five unit multi family property she bought, she claimed was
only four And the reason is one to four units
is residential, five or more is commercial, which means a
higher threshold of down payment, higher interest rate. And she

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lied and lied again on that issue. Here's sam Antar
Fellen who now works as a investigator and shows how
people commit fraud.

Speaker 10 (18:18):
Let's talk about Brooklyn, New York. This is her actual
main residence. She walked out of this house this morning
in townhouse she owns. It's a multi family home. You
discover James has been claiming that her townhouse is a
four unit dwelling when it actually has five units. Why
would she do this.

Speaker 12 (18:33):
To obtain lower mortgage rates?

Speaker 11 (18:35):
Again motivation If one to four units has different underwriting
guidelines and also insurance too, by the way, insurance fraud,
whereas if it's five or more units, it's considered a
commercial property and also subject to different insurance guidelines. She
repeatedly lied because there's a certificate of occupancy that states

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that it's five units, and in New York that rules.
And it's unbelievable that that complaints were filed with the
Department of Buildings and they wrote it off as a
minor problem, minor era, where every other landlord in New
York if you pulled that stunt legal conversion having a
building that's that's different from the certificate aucuncie, they will

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find you.

Speaker 12 (19:19):
They will make you all to the building.

Speaker 10 (19:21):
She's flat out lying on these documents. She didn't, she
didn't deny anything about it.

Speaker 6 (19:27):
So she lies about the house in Virginia to say
she's going to live there as her primary residents. Of
course she wasn't. She's the Attorney General in New York?
How could she live in Virginia? She lies about the
five unit multi family she owns, claiming it's for because
that will save her a bunch of money. Again, a
lie and a crime. She lied about this one's a

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real doozy. She needed her father's money to make the mortgage,
so she had him cosin. But rather than have him
cosin as a father, she claimed they were married on
two different loans nineteen eighty three and two thousand. She's

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the top law enforcement official in the state of New York.
Are you getting the sense of some of the problems
there now?

Speaker 10 (20:20):
Nineteen eighty three, she takes out a thirty thousand dollars
loan with her dad. She files it as a husband
and wife. She's married to a father wif.

Speaker 11 (20:27):
First of all, that was discovered by Joe Gil but
not me. I don't want to take credit for anybody's work,
all right. That was nineteen eighty three. What he found
was that she bought the house as daughter and my
father and daughter, and then she when they did the mortgage, who.

Speaker 12 (20:43):
Was husband and wife.

Speaker 11 (20:45):
Also, you get different underwriting his husband and wife than
as you buy it as you know, partners or different
two family members we have. Now, this is different from
the Brooklyn home. This is a different property. I think
it was in Queens. In Queens, Yeah, it's a long
time ago. Is forty one years ago? Forty two years ago?

Speaker 6 (21:04):
Okay, So we've got the lies on the home, the
mortgage fraud in Virginia, the lies in the multi family
in New York, the lies claiming she's married to her father.
Then we got the fact that she uses taxpayer money
to fly on private jets. Because if there's anything that

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says ghetto, it's I gotta live like I'm a rap star.

Speaker 10 (21:34):
We have allegations of flying private on taxpayer money, almost
forty two thousand dollars to places like Martha's Vineyard, Puerto Rico.
We have luxury hotels with mischaracterized on official filings. What
can you tell us here? Let's break it down.

Speaker 11 (21:47):
Between twenty twenty one and twenty twenty two, she used
private jets to get around spend forty two thousand dollars
of taxpayer money. The vendor she spent the money on
was called Jets. No other government agency, because the information
is out there. Back to twenty fourteen, ever used venture

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jets or for private jet travel period. Yeah, then in
twenty twenty two, when the government stops paying for her campaign,
starts paying for it. Now, let's go back to this
stuff that the tax pay is paid for. If you
align the payments for the for venture jets and those

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trips because you don't pay jet travel net thirty days,
you pay.

Speaker 12 (22:33):
Cod cash on delivery.

Speaker 11 (22:35):
Yeah, okay, some of those trips align with major campaign
events that she was attending.

Speaker 12 (22:42):
That's a problem.

Speaker 10 (22:43):
That's a big, that's a big. She has a lot
of problems here.

Speaker 6 (22:46):
And finally, sam Antara, noting he does not work for
the Trump administration.

Speaker 10 (22:51):
It's unbelievable reporting we've done through. I think the bulk
of of what you have found, I believe real quick.
Before I let you go, you you have a past, yes,
and and tell us how you got so good at
what you just did with what I mean, you worked
on this for seven months. How'd you get so good
at this?

Speaker 11 (23:09):
Because I was a criminal for twenty years, and I
was very good at doing what I did as a criminal,
a morality aside, The FBI saw a talent in me,
and they helped me out going forward. After the after
the Crazy Eddy case, the FBI taught me. Think when
I was being investigated, the FBI taught me how investigations

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are done.

Speaker 12 (23:33):
Well, there the beatings that.

Speaker 11 (23:33):
The FBI gave me when I was doing crime, maybe
into a better human being.

Speaker 10 (23:38):
That's amazing. And you're just Steve. You said you like
to figure out puzzles.

Speaker 11 (23:42):
I love puzzles, I love numbers. Listen, Yeah, this is
not that. I am not the Trumpet administration. I don't
work for the Trumpet.

Speaker 6 (23:49):
You know, it's often said if you want to catch
a criminal, you need to be a criminal or think
like a criminal. And an individual like that who obviously
a person who is able to commit the crimes he
committed is not a good.

Speaker 2 (24:07):
Person, but he could be a vehicle for.

Speaker 10 (24:11):
Good and in this case he has. He's the one
that's exposed to all this. Letitia James stuff.

Speaker 6 (24:16):
She needs to go to prison, She needs to honestly
spend time in prison. You do orangees a new Black episode.

Speaker 10 (24:24):
Michael Berry The Michael Berry Show.

Speaker 6 (24:28):
Yesterday, I concluded the show with a clock management error
that only less Miles could top. I had intended to
play the audio of Rachel Morin's mother. Rachel Morin was
murdered by an illegal alien from El Salvador, and at

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a time where the American left is rushing to bring
back an MS thirteen member who's been deported to El Salvador.
He's from El Salvador. It makes for an interesting contrast.
Here's the victim of an El salvadoran murderer. You have
no patience for her, you have no time for her.
And then here's an El Salvador and MS thirteen member

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whose own wife won't speak to the fact of whether
he beat her or not. There's a record, and it's
all so sickening. But when I tell you this woman's
daughter was murdered and she refuses to let it be forgotten,

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murderer is such a it's a term. We watch podcasts
about it.

Speaker 10 (25:42):
We use it.

Speaker 6 (25:43):
You know, I'd murder that cheeseburger. But to understand the brutality.
And I'm going to warn you right now, which is
why I saved it till last I'm meant to get
to it last night. I think it's important to understand
what people have had to go through.

Speaker 10 (25:58):
Just listen to this.

Speaker 8 (26:00):
Rachel's a thirty seven year old mother. She has five children.
We walked the trail for the last twenty five years
that we've lived in Maryland. It's a safe place for
our family. It's where we go to get a little
bit of New England, because that's where we're on New England.
When she went on that trail that day, she was
not planning on dying. She wasn't planning on walking to

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her death. She was planning on going to the grocery
store with her girls afterwards. Victor Martinez, he waited for her,
He waited for her to come closer. He saw her,
He saw that there was nobody around. He attacked her.

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He dragged her one hundred and fifty feet, blood gushing
from her head. It left one hundred and fifty foot
trail of her blood to the Culberts where he took.
He picked her up. He threw her against the wall
of the tunnel and he raped her. But before he

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did that, he stopped on that trail, and rocks still
stained with her blood. He used them. They can hammer
her head against those rocks, They say twenty at least
twenty times. They could count the cuts in her head.

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They said that when they did the autopsy, and I've
seen the pictures, there's a six inch square in the
back of her head, where the skull is shattered the
way that you would crush an eggshell in pieces, three
forths of her brain, hemorrhaged, her right and left side
of her face, bashed in her beautiful face, bashed in

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her head, bashed in broken fountains. He takes and he
drags her some war He drags her through the thorn bushes.
She has all the scrapes and cuts on her body.
There wasn't one inch of her body that didn't have
some kind of injury, whether it's bruising, broken bones, contusions,

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the scratches. She had a fractured rib, fractured nose, fractured skull.
And then he takes her into the tunnel and he
picks her up. He throws her against the wall. Blood
is gushing from her head. Her hair is soaked in blood.

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And they showed us pictures of her body against the wall,
outlined the blood outlined her body, and you could see
where the blood ran down around her as he was
raping her. And then he threw her down and raped
her some more, and then he strangled her because he

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didn't want her to be able to live to tell
the story. They said that when they did the autopsy
on her neck, that one of the things they do
is they open up the neck and they look to
see how far the injury is, and they went all
the way down as far as an injury as possible,
pemorrhaging in the muscles, because of how strong and violent

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the group was around her. These are the kind of
people that have no compulsion, like to them, this is nothing.
And when he was sitting in the courtroom, he actually
looked like he thought he was going to be set free.

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There was no remorse on his face at all. This
person took my daughter violently and so gruesomely and so
graphically that they sealed the pictures because I don't want
my granddaughters to see these pictures. These are the kind

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of criminals President Trump wants to remove from our country.
These are the kind of criminals that we need to
remove from our country. We are American citizens. Why should
we allow people like this, violent criminals that have no
conscience at all to murder our mothers, our sisters, our daughters.

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I don't understand why there's even any kind of problem
with this. And it's not that it's political, like the
left of the right, although I understand different parties have
used it in the past, but we have to look
at it as we are American citizens. We need to

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protect our families, our borders, our children. I don't care
about politics to what I do, but I want to
preserve life. And that's the only reason why I have
taken and spoken about Rachel all this time. If you're

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a mother here in the room, can you imagine standing
there alive? You're alive. If someone comes and puts their
hands into your chest and rips out your heart, that's
what it feels like. It feels like a part of
you is being ripped out of you. You can't even
describe the pain, just like you can't describe to your

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husband what it feels like to carry a baby in
your womb, or to feel those first kicks, or to know,
just intuitively, if it's a boy or a girl. It's
only a thing that a mother knows. Why are we
not protecting the Americans? It's just common sense. Why are

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we not protecting our children? And to have a senator
from Maryland who didn't even acknowledge, or barely acknowledge my
daughter and the brutal death that she endured, leaving her
five children without a mother and now a grand baby

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without a grandmother, so that he can use my taxpayer
money to fly to El Salvador to bring back someone
that's not even an American citizen. Why does that person
have more right than I do, or my daughter or

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my grandchildren. I don't understand this, and good night,