Simone Redwine

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2,443 appearances 12 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2025 last heard 29 Jul

Simone Redwine’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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It could be what they call intoxication, manslaughter, things along that line.
But it could simply be you made a turn and he and Nolan fell off the boat because you weren't paying.
of negligence.
It's harder for something negligent to be a criminal offense.
However, what could be are things like obstruction of justice, which is lying to the police can be obstruction of justice, tampering with evidence, which is deleting text messages or even intimidating other witnesses.
So, for example, if allegedly no one is saying this has happened yet, but if it was
The judge used her power, her family's influence to get witnesses to say certain things when they did sit down with police.
Those things, even if it's bound to simply be negligence, are criminal and can result in criminal sentencing.
Jail time.
On the criminal side, absolutely jail time.
That is tampering with evidence.
I've seen people go to jail for eight years, ten years.
In fact, sometimes what will happen is they'll give you a pretty harsh sentence depending on how helpful that evidence would have been if it still existed.
Hell, our
Dumb egg president right now, they have someone where they simply put in a passcode to their own cell phone, which deleted the stuff on the phone.
And so that person is facing over five years in prison right now.
because they're calling it tampering with evidence, blah, blah, blah.
And that's their own cell phone.
So criminally, it would be tampering with evidence, obstruction of justice.
But then on the civil side, here's what happens on the civil side.
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