Q: How can I petition the judge for evidence presented to grand jury? I know all wasn't presented.
My p.i. through 911 recordings can prove premeditation in the murder of my husband. The Sao said they chose to stick with evidence already presented. The murderer is a county employee and friends with numerous officers involved in the investigation. My husband was unarmed, and called up by the shooter to "talk", he pulled a gun and shot him, after he lured him on his property and claimed self defense. The shooter was intoxicated, and his statement has changed several times. I need a way to force the state to present the new evidence found, I was told a judge can do this. (Call for another grand jury hearing) my pi had set up several mock hearings and played the evidence, even some with officers sitting in, and all have come back as guilty of murder. We lived in very rural putnam county fl. Good ole boy system at its best. I have hundreds of people backing, and I'm willing to pay for help from someone who's willing to help me. Myself, and our children are eye witnesses.
A: Contact a member of the Florida Justice Assn who handles death claims. They give free consultations.
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