Mike Weber

She's still in Tarrant County Jail awaiting transfer.

That's how soon we are.

It usually takes about a month to get them transferred out of the jail and into the Texas Department of Corrections.

Right.

Now, would this case have had the same outcome if her attorney had said, no, we're going to trial with the Tarrant County DA's office?

Good possibility it wouldn't have.

I mean, it's a good step in rebuilding trust, but it's a far step.

No, she had an appointed attorney in Tarrant County.

It was court appointed.

Now, here's the thing about Tarrant County.

That's not we don't have public defenders.

So you go on the wheel and you have to, you know, certain steps to qualify for higher cases on the wheel.

And, you know, you can get a good attorney, you can get a bad attorney.

Just depends on the spin of that wheel and what you draw.

You know, was her attorney up to this?

I mean, he's a known attorney here, but I don't know that he's ever really been known for child abuse cases.

I can tell you that every case that I've had where the offender has had a lot of assets, they've walked away scot-free.

Well, if you walk away scot-free, that's usually what happens.

The kiddo is...

Unfortunately, we had a little hiccup with the other grandmother.