Bullies Mocked a New Cheerleader at School, Never Realizing Her Father Was a Member of the Hells Angels
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My interest here is in what’s true and what’s legal, not in grievances, not in politics. If what you have doesn’t meet an evidentiary standard, I’ll tell you that plainly, and you’ll need to find another path. ” Understood, Boon said. Marsh looked at him. “And I want to understand something else. You moved here.
PICE came after you specifically through your daughter to pressure you into leaving. Why are you pressing forward instead of going? Boon looked at her steadily. Because I said I was staying, he said. Because my daughter is at that school and this is the town I chose and I’m 59 years old and I’m done letting men like Pierce decide where I belong.
He paused. And because Ruth’s husband is buried in the cemetery on Route 9 and I believe he shouldn’t be. Silence at the table. Marsh looked at Ruth. Ruth looked back still and straight with the composure of someone who had been waiting 9 years for this specific sentence to be said in the presence of the right person.
“All right,” Marsh said. “Show me what you have. ” Boon talked for 20 minutes about the 199 gathering. He walked Marsh through every detail he could verify. The date established from records he’d located, the location, Ray Dutton, and what Dutton had represented the man in the blazer as needing. What the club had provided through a bank contact and what PICE had done with it to end Dale Whitfield’s candidacy before the race was over.
Marsh listened without taking notes, which Boon understood to mean she was storing everything and would write it down later in a place that wasn’t this table. When he finished, she was quiet a moment. Can you identify the man in the photograph as Grady Pierce from the image alone? She said, not with certainty from the image. The focus is poor and the angle isn’t ideal.
But I was present. I saw him that day. I can place him at that gathering in a sworn statement. A sworn statement from a man with a documented history involving a motorcycle club. Marsh said not unkindly, just accurately.
The way a person stated the terrain they’d all be walking through. Dismissed weapons charge from 993. Boon said, “No convictions, no subsequent charges. A good defense attorney will make the history louder than the dismissal. Marsh said, “I know. ” Boon said, “I’m telling you what I have, not arguing it’s sufficient by itself. ” Marsh nodded once.