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Anonymous wrote:TB’s Facebook has a new cover photo. The comments, man… Don’t these people know what’s going on in their family?

How do you find this?

Tess Banf

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Anonymous wrote:She’s pleading guilty today at 9am

How much jail time could the au pair end up doing?

Depends on the deal….

Anonymous wrote:She’s pleading guilty today at 9am

How much jail time could the au pair end up doing?

Anonymous wrote:If you want to read an article like wapost, you can go to archive DOT is

Type the url of the article into the bar

Sorry can you please explain again in different words?

Anonymous wrote:TB’s Facebook has a new cover photo. The comments, man… Don’t these people know what’s going on in their family?

How do you find this?

If you want to read an article like wapost, you can go to archive DOT is

Type the url of the article into the bar

She’s pleading guilty today at 9am

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Anonymous wrote:Now that it’s a certainty the BB will never walk free can BB’s mother, father, and stepmother get out of our neighborhood. You’re not wanted. Daughter needs to be safe with C’s parents now.

Out curiosity… what happens in situations like that with the house?
Wife is dead, husband in jail for good… Does it stay there waiting for the daughter to be 21? Who takes care of it ?

House will likely be sold to cover legal fees.

Nope. Sold and money put in trust for child.

Can you cite a source for this and enforcement mechanism pls?

What is this a college project? People don't need a bibliography when they post here. Very entitled.

What they state as fact is unusual. Either support it or say, “I think x should happen…”

Old news!

Anonymous wrote:https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2024/10/28/magalhaes-pleads-guilty-banfield-herndon/

WOWWWWWW, have either of these details been talked about here yet?

In a recorded jail call before Banfield’s arrest, Deputy Commonwealth’s Attorney Eric Clingan said at bond hearing last month, Magalhães told Banfield, “I hope you are not just staying with me because you are afraid of me turning against you.” Banfield allegedly told her to keep her mouth shut on the recorded phone line.

Clingan also said at the hearing that paramedics found that the bodies of Christine Banfield and Ryan had been moved and repositioned, with Ryan’s arms seemingly smeared with Christine Banfield’s blood and crossed in a position he could not have achieved after being fatally shot in the chest. No one has been charged in Christine Banfield’s death.

You're like three weeks behind, lady. Keep up.

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Anonymous wrote:Now that it’s a certainty the BB will never walk free can BB’s mother, father, and stepmother get out of our neighborhood. You’re not wanted. Daughter needs to be safe with C’s parents now.

Out curiosity… what happens in situations like that with the house?
Wife is dead, husband in jail for good… Does it stay there waiting for the daughter to be 21? Who takes care of it ?

House will likely be sold to cover legal fees.

Nope. Sold and money put in trust for child.

Can you cite a source for this and enforcement mechanism pls?

What is this a college project? People don't need a bibliography when they post here. Very entitled.

No

Are the court docs on this available online?

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Anonymous wrote:^ because she has no incentive to keep her e d of the bargain and testifying against him if her sentencing is already complete.

That’s my point!!! Thanks!
So it’s not worth going tomorrow then… nothing will happen…

I’m not following what you mean, but tomorrow is for the judge to determine if they are going to accept her plea or not. Of course she will not be testifying or giving any information about Brendan. What would be the point? its not his trial! Besides, If she speaks now, the defense has an advantage as and they have time to discredit or what she says by the time the trial comes in 2025.