Don Samuel
Appearances
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Deadly Fortune | 8. Mommy Di
Victims' families, I'm not going to quibble with them. Factually, there's all kinds of, I can't count the number of erroneous facts that are in that sentence, that paragraph.
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Deadly Fortune | 8. Mommy Di
the accusation that we hid this to get our fees a we didn't hide it b we didn't get fees through the setup excuse me through the settlement um that he's going to collect millions of dollars that's going to be tied up in court i don't know how long it's tied up in court because the trustee mary margaret oliver is filing what's known as a declaratory judgment action and in fact her heirs are more likely to receive the money
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Deadly Fortune | 8. Mommy Di
The DA, the current DA who's handling the case didn't hide anything from anybody. Everything about that paragraph is factually wrong. I like Billy Corey personally. He's a decent guy. I've known him for many years. Like I said, victims' families, victims' friends. I share their grief, I understand their grief, I empathize with them.
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Deadly Fortune | 8. Mommy Di
And very often they think the defense lawyer is evil, the judge is evil, the jury was corrupt, you know, because nothing makes sense to them. But what you read to me is, I'm fine if that's what Billy wants to write. I bet he'd be a little more persuasive if he was accurate.
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Deadly Fortune | 8. Mommy Di
You know, again, without violating any privilege, I'd say that he has aged a lot more than the six years since I first met him. I first met him, you know, December of 2017, January 18. He's probably...
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Deadly Fortune | 8. Mommy Di
you know mentally aged 10 years not six years during that period he and then i went to visit him a couple three weeks ago and he's having a rough time even now i mean we don't know when he's going to be paroled we're kind of hoping soon but he's he's having trouble walking he's had a great deal of difficulty talking so he's um he's not doing great you think he's paid gravely for accidentally shooting his wife
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Deadly Fortune | 8. Mommy Di
Oh, for sure. For sure. Emotionally. For having lost his wife, having been the cause of the loss of his wife, and sitting in prison for six years. Or more, really, if you include the pre-trial time. Yeah.
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Deadly Fortune | 8. Mommy Di
Yeah. Well, it's a little confusing. There's something called pick points, progress incentive something, where you get credit that is given to you on parole for taking classes and teaching other people. So he's getting those, which has the same effect as granting parole. They're moving the parole date up. It's actually going to be a release date because of all the pick points.
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Deadly Fortune | 8. Mommy Di
We still hope he gets out. within a matter of, at this point, a month or two. I hope. But we don't know for sure.
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Deadly Fortune | 8. Mommy Di
But that didn't include the pick points that he's been given. So those are coming off the sentence. That's reducing the sentence.