Phil Houston

tendencies and he was researching it and ultimately got to the point where he just felt like he was going to have to just act out on these things that may have been fantastical in his brain but it became to the point where he just needed to go ahead and do it and that's what's so frightening is that there are people like that out there as somebody who does criminal defense um

tendencies and he was researching it and ultimately got to the point where he just felt like he was going to have to just act out on these things that may have been fantastical in his brain but it became to the point where he just needed to go ahead and do it and that's what's so frightening is that there are people like that out there as somebody who does criminal defense um

Well, I don't believe that he was brilliant. I think that the things that you just talked about showed mistakes that were honestly very amateurish. I mean, who doesn't know that everybody's got a ring camera? And who doesn't know that law enforcement can't see Everything that you do on your smartphone, including what you buy and look at on Amazon.

Well, I don't believe that he was brilliant. I think that the things that you just talked about showed mistakes that were honestly very amateurish. I mean, who doesn't know that everybody's got a ring camera? And who doesn't know that law enforcement can't see Everything that you do on your smartphone, including what you buy and look at on Amazon.

Well, I don't believe that he was brilliant. I think that the things that you just talked about showed mistakes that were honestly very amateurish. I mean, who doesn't know that everybody's got a ring camera? And who doesn't know that law enforcement can't see Everything that you do on your smartphone, including what you buy and look at on Amazon.

So it's like he planned this to a point, but he was sloppy. He did not plan it as much as maybe the perfect criminal would need to have planned it. I think he was honestly not as smart as he thinks he is. He's not as smart as he would like others to believe that he is. And he made fun. foolish mistakes.

So it's like he planned this to a point, but he was sloppy. He did not plan it as much as maybe the perfect criminal would need to have planned it. I think he was honestly not as smart as he thinks he is. He's not as smart as he would like others to believe that he is. And he made fun. foolish mistakes.

So it's like he planned this to a point, but he was sloppy. He did not plan it as much as maybe the perfect criminal would need to have planned it. I think he was honestly not as smart as he thinks he is. He's not as smart as he would like others to believe that he is. And he made fun. foolish mistakes.

And these are the things that ultimately are going to send him to prison for the rest of his life. But one thing we can tell from all this is that he planned this. He put a lot of thought into it, and that shows he's got an abandoned and malignant heart, one that's not capable of being rehabilitated, and there's nothing else that makes sense other than for him to never breathe free air again.

And these are the things that ultimately are going to send him to prison for the rest of his life. But one thing we can tell from all this is that he planned this. He put a lot of thought into it, and that shows he's got an abandoned and malignant heart, one that's not capable of being rehabilitated, and there's nothing else that makes sense other than for him to never breathe free air again.

And these are the things that ultimately are going to send him to prison for the rest of his life. But one thing we can tell from all this is that he planned this. He put a lot of thought into it, and that shows he's got an abandoned and malignant heart, one that's not capable of being rehabilitated, and there's nothing else that makes sense other than for him to never breathe free air again.

This was a pre-planned, premeditated, horrific killing, snuffing out the lives of four young Americans who had everything in their future just waiting for them, and he stole it from them.

This was a pre-planned, premeditated, horrific killing, snuffing out the lives of four young Americans who had everything in their future just waiting for them, and he stole it from them.

This was a pre-planned, premeditated, horrific killing, snuffing out the lives of four young Americans who had everything in their future just waiting for them, and he stole it from them.

Well, the reason that a lawyer would file something like a letter in the actual record, you know, the court's records in the case, is because they want it to become public record. And so at least to that extent, I can kind of see where the judge is coming from. But look, there's only really two main reasons why you would ever withdraw a subpoena. And Viva's right.

Well, the reason that a lawyer would file something like a letter in the actual record, you know, the court's records in the case, is because they want it to become public record. And so at least to that extent, I can kind of see where the judge is coming from. But look, there's only really two main reasons why you would ever withdraw a subpoena. And Viva's right.

Well, the reason that a lawyer would file something like a letter in the actual record, you know, the court's records in the case, is because they want it to become public record. And so at least to that extent, I can kind of see where the judge is coming from. But look, there's only really two main reasons why you would ever withdraw a subpoena. And Viva's right.

Nobody likes getting these things. And just because you got one doesn't mean you've been harassed or anybody's abusing anything. But there's two reasons I can think of to... main reasons to withdraw a subpoena. One is you believe that a motion to quash might be successful and you don't want to have egg on your face. That doesn't seem to be the case.

Nobody likes getting these things. And just because you got one doesn't mean you've been harassed or anybody's abusing anything. But there's two reasons I can think of to... main reasons to withdraw a subpoena. One is you believe that a motion to quash might be successful and you don't want to have egg on your face. That doesn't seem to be the case.

Nobody likes getting these things. And just because you got one doesn't mean you've been harassed or anybody's abusing anything. But there's two reasons I can think of to... main reasons to withdraw a subpoena. One is you believe that a motion to quash might be successful and you don't want to have egg on your face. That doesn't seem to be the case.