Circuit Judge Debra Nelson seemed intent on the most recent charge of
withholding text messages to want to avoid the issue, but she earlier
held a sanctions hearing with the testimony of the man who brought the
violation to the attention of the defense: IT director Ben Kruidbos.
Corey has been widely criticized for over-charging the case by experts,
including an article out today,
and her team was widely criticized for putting on a weak case for
prosecution. Now, before Nelson has ruled on her office’s withholding of
evidence, Corey has fired Kruidbos. His termination before a ruling on
the alleged prosecutorial abuse only strengthens his claims as a
whistleblower and throws the ethics of Corey and her office in great
question.
1 Comments in Response to Angela Corey Fires Whistleblower Who Revealed Withholding Evidence From Zimmerman Defense
The over weight Judge is useless to the human race. I feel sorry for he family,and pray she does not have children.