Defense Attorney Linda Parisi
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412 appearances
31 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Jun 2025
Defense Attorney Linda Parisi’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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No, he basically said I wasn't there when he got the injury.
If you have 40,000 texts and there's five of them with hard language in it, that's a perfect marriage.
It wasn't a big deal.
No. First of all, I don't know really who printed this stuff up.
There was never any physical violence. Their working and marriage relationship, everybody looked at it as loving.
It's a genuine risk. But it's a risk we pretty much have to take at this point.
As we said, that's a crucial part of the defense of this case, and yeah, it makes it difficult. No doubt it makes it difficult.
Yeah. It's not what they said, it's the fact that they were there testifying for the prosecution. That, yeah, no doubt.
He hovered over her in the bed with a knife.
Why didn't you call the police?
It was the Saturday before Halloween.
I was in my office, had my doors open for her, let the breeze come through. And about 4.30 in the afternoon, Piper Roundtree just walked in my office and sat down. Just a casual conversation. Nothing out of the ordinary.
Tina Roundtree walks in my office. That's the first time I heard that Fred had been killed. She came in and said, did you know, have you heard Fred was killed yesterday morning? I said, no, I haven't. But McVeigh was in for another surprise. Piper comes walking in my office door with four detectives, two from the Houston Police Department and two from the Henrico County, wanting to talk to her.
I took Piper in my office, talked to her for a minute. She wanted to talk to them. They sat right here in this reception area and had a conversation.
To the opposite, they told her she was not a suspect. The majority of Piper's conversation with them was concerning her children.
That's correct. And if she was on that flight, it would have been impossible for her to get to my office at 4.30 because I understand the flight didn't come in until 4.40. It was 10 minutes late. And it's at least a 30 or 45 minute drive from Hobby Airport to my office.
Oh, yeah.
She didn't understand why she was being treated like she was by the court and the judicial system in Virginia. And that was where most of her animosity was directed to. It was not directed at her ex-husband, but it was the way she was being treated in her divorce case.
Lead defense attorney Linda Parisi... That Mr. Hirshfield is wrongfully accused.
I don't think it magically appeared at all. The van was open. During that period of time, Mr. Hirshfield was... in transition in terms of having a residence, and in fact, a person was seen sleeping in that van.
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