Michael Pellegrini
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33 appearances
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
Michael Pellegrini’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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When we first found out, I would imagine everybody kind of does this. I did kind of do a little research to see, you know, who the hell is this guy? But I didn't really find much on him. But I also did the same thing with Dean, only to find out that that's the asshole that you guys need to be arresting. He turned out to be, you know, a huge problem.
And a lot of people believed he was guilty the entire time.
Cleaning products that they show him purchasing showed up at the house and in his car. So it was obvious he was part of it, involved. There's no video, obviously, of the murder, so... You know, that's the only piece that's missing.
It was obvious he was there. It was obvious he tried to clean up. It was obvious he was part of it.
Their theory was that Tim did this because he thought Jenna was an informant.
Either Tim was actually paranoid and thinking Jenna was a drug informant, or as some people think, and this is kind of my theory because I don't believe the informant thing, that Christine is leaving. So that conversation could have resulted in the exact same scenario one way or the other. That can't happen. I'll do this for Dean so that he likes me or he keeps me on board.
Obviously, the prosecution has to go with the facts. And the only facts they had was that Dean is on camera down in Florida, so he didn't do it. And Tim was there up until the morning that it happened, so he must have.
Early on for us, it was he's guilty. And then to add to that, in my opinion anyways, and probably many others, is that you could see the defense basically throwing shit on the wall to see if it sticks. And it didn't. And it was kind of obvious, which led us to believe that, well, they don't have anything, so they're going to try to do whatever they can to convince people otherwise.
One officer in particular did not hand over all of the information. that he had, which was directly related to the trial.
We were pretty confident, but obviously you have to realize that there is always that slight chance because you don't know the jurors, you don't know what they think, but we were pretty convinced that they were all going to convict him.
One of the things the advocate was telling us, you know, that this could change it. The judge could listen to your statement, you know, so make it a good one.
Oh, well, we were relieved, finally, that, you know, for one, it was over. He's going to jail for life.
He was a follower, not a leader. If anyone was going to do it, it's the boyfriend. From his criminal record, from the time he was in whatever high school or college, I mean, it goes always up the chain. He was the guy that you would think would do it. And here's this other guy that, you know, maybe just following orders.
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