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[quote=Anonymous]http://dakotafreepress.com/2021/02/26/ravnsborg-missed-chance-to-block-release-of-investigation-videos-because-defense-attorney-was-out-of-state/ Talk about a bad week: the Governor and his party turn against him, and his own paid lawyer can’t stick around town to file motions to save his sorry keester from the Governor’s obvious pressure campaign and his ensuing public disgrace. Had Rensch been in town (or just better at leaving instructions for his law partners or getting on Zoom or whatever it takes to file a motion from the road), he could have gotten Judge Brown to issue his gag order by suppertime Tuesday, and none of us would have seen the videos and learned that Ravnsborg was scrolling through websites on his phone minutes, perhaps seconds before he hit Joe Boever with his car.[b] None of us would know that investigators found Boever’s glasses inside Jason’s car, proving that Boever’s face went through Jason’s windshield[/b]. None of us would know that GPS and step data from Ravnsborg’s phone show that he walked past Boever’s body twice at the side of the road that night. None of us would know that Joe Boever’s flashlight was still on, lying beside him in the grass at the edge of the road and shining like, in the investigator’s word, a “beacon”, and that Ravnsborg did not see that light in the darkness. None of us would know that Ravsnborg saw Boever’s pickup truck in the ditch but didn’t put two and two together that maybe what he had hit was not a deer but the owner of that truck. Also has the full interviews. Because I didn't get enough sleep this week, I was completely unproductive at home after dragging myself through a (productive) workday. Listening to parts of the first interview. It starts with the AG and the 2 guys from BCI chatting about whose had covid and who hasn't, during the interview the guy who asks most of the questions is chatty and friendly and sympathetic but completely on task (and giving him the scenarios where he could have with all good intentions been in fact reading the blogs right when it happened) --"you've been called out on that before, haven't you?" referencing and incident when he did get called out apparently for texting while driving through the Badlands. "And suddenly it's in your face and you're thinking what's happened here? And I can see where it's like 'oh, I should not have done this' and there it is and you're in a jam." [/quote]
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