John Ashbrook

You can still go to, yeah, well, I believe first-degree murder, you get life without parole, and murder in the second degree is 25 to life. First-degree murder is very, very rare. Thank God, actually, I'm just going to say this.

You can still go to, yeah, well, I believe first-degree murder, you get life without parole, and murder in the second degree is 25 to life. First-degree murder is very, very rare. Thank God, actually, I'm just going to say this.

You can still go to, yeah, well, I believe first-degree murder, you get life without parole, and murder in the second degree is 25 to life. First-degree murder is very, very rare. Thank God, actually, I'm just going to say this.

This Friday will be the 20-year anniversary, excuse me, the 10-year anniversary when Detective Ramos and Detective Lou were executed on the streets of New York sitting in their police cars. That's a first-degree murder case.

This Friday will be the 20-year anniversary, excuse me, the 10-year anniversary when Detective Ramos and Detective Lou were executed on the streets of New York sitting in their police cars. That's a first-degree murder case.

This Friday will be the 20-year anniversary, excuse me, the 10-year anniversary when Detective Ramos and Detective Lou were executed on the streets of New York sitting in their police cars. That's a first-degree murder case.

Well, you're going to get mad at your booker for this. Mark Agnifilo's partner is who? Is it Garagos? Is it Garagos? Yes, my daughter.

Well, you're going to get mad at your booker for this. Mark Agnifilo's partner is who? Is it Garagos? Is it Garagos? Yes, my daughter.

Well, you're going to get mad at your booker for this. Mark Agnifilo's partner is who? Is it Garagos? Is it Garagos? Yes, my daughter.

Okay. That firm also represents Diddy. So full disclosure. And I've represented Diddy for years. So full disclosure there.

Okay. That firm also represents Diddy. So full disclosure. And I've represented Diddy for years. So full disclosure there.

Okay. That firm also represents Diddy. So full disclosure. And I've represented Diddy for years. So full disclosure there.

I'm glad you put that at the end of the segment, Mark. Most people want to put the full disclosure. So do you have the right to remain silent?

I'm glad you put that at the end of the segment, Mark. Most people want to put the full disclosure. So do you have the right to remain silent?

I'm glad you put that at the end of the segment, Mark. Most people want to put the full disclosure. So do you have the right to remain silent?

Well, if they hadn't turned off of her penis cutting, then they're still listening. This is their reward. I don't know. And all I know, I haven't talked to Karen other than just briefly about it so far. She used to be of counsel to me. before she went with her husband and Tenny. And I don't know if they are conceding that he is the shooter or not. Obviously, that's the first thing.

Well, if they hadn't turned off of her penis cutting, then they're still listening. This is their reward. I don't know. And all I know, I haven't talked to Karen other than just briefly about it so far. She used to be of counsel to me. before she went with her husband and Tenny. And I don't know if they are conceding that he is the shooter or not. Obviously, that's the first thing.

Well, if they hadn't turned off of her penis cutting, then they're still listening. This is their reward. I don't know. And all I know, I haven't talked to Karen other than just briefly about it so far. She used to be of counsel to me. before she went with her husband and Tenny. And I don't know if they are conceding that he is the shooter or not. Obviously, that's the first thing.

They've got to see what the evidence is and what the prosecution has. I mean, as of right now, I believe he's still in Pennsylvania. I don't think I'm telling any secrets in that I think extradition will probably get waived and that they'll get to New York and then they'll get the discovery, which is the package of information. And then they'll make a decision as to what's going to happen here.

They've got to see what the evidence is and what the prosecution has. I mean, as of right now, I believe he's still in Pennsylvania. I don't think I'm telling any secrets in that I think extradition will probably get waived and that they'll get to New York and then they'll get the discovery, which is the package of information. And then they'll make a decision as to what's going to happen here.