Pre-K wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 25, 2018 8:51 pm

Lol at boy c saying he’s had sex


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HOUSTON - Former Harris County Deputy Chauna Thompson and her husband said that they can’t get a fair trial in Harris County because of extensive pretrial publicity that followed the death of John Hernandez.

The Thompsons' attorneys contend that frequent airing of that video on television and the internet tainted the jury pool. They also said pretrial publicity pressured the district attorney and the sheriff to rush the investigation that resulted in the grand jury indictments of the Thompsons.

Prosecutors denied those allegations in court Tuesday.

Defense attorneys said there were seven references to the investigation posted between May 28, 2017, and June 16, 2017. Some included links to news stories that were printed or broadcast on Channel 2 News, The New York Times, The Huffington Post and the Houston Chronicle.

HOUSTON - A judge Friday denied the change of venue request for former Harris County Deputy Chauna Thompson and her husband who had said they can’t get a fair trial in Harris County because of extensive pretrial publicity that followed the death of John Hernandez.

HOUSTON - A mistrial has been declared by a judge in Terry Thompson trial after the jury deadlocked in Denny's confrontation case Saturday evening.

The jury members were read the Allen charge around 7 p.m. by Judge Kelli Johnson because they could not come to a unanimous decision. She told them to continue to deliberate.

Thompson and his wife, Chauna, a former Harris County deputy, are each charged with murder in connection with the death of John Hernandez after a May 28, 2017, confrontation outside Denny’s restaurant on Crosby Freeway in northeast Houston.

Dat_Meskin wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 23, 2018 10:48 pm

That Denny's is 5 min from my parents house

Meet me there Boy C and I'll choke your ass

HOUSTON - A new trial date was set Tuesday for Terry Thompson in connection with the death of John Hernandez after a judge declared a mistrial earlier this year.

Thompson’s retrial is scheduled to begin on Oct. 18, according to court records.

HOUSTON - Attorneys for both the state and the defense made their closing arguments Friday at the retrial of Terry Thompson, but the jury wasn't able to agree on a verdict so they went home for the weekend and will pick up deliberations on Monday.

Thompson and his wife, Chauna, a former Harris County deputy, are each charged with murder in the May 28, 2017, death of John Hernandez after a confrontation outside Denny’s restaurant on Crosby Freeway in northeast Houston.

Terry Thompson found guilty of murder in Denny's confrontation case