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H2O Man

(73,525 posts)
Thu Mar 31, 2022, 01:01 PM Mar 2022

A Televised Trial

Last edited Thu Mar 31, 2022, 03:32 PM - Edit history (1)

Is anyone watching the Michael Barisane trial on the Law & Crime Network?

Michael was a horse trainer of note. He was unhappy with a lady with horses on his farm, and both had been in contact with lawyers. Michael opted to avoid the potential for a civil trial over their disagreements, by shooting Lauren Kanarek twice in the chest.

She survived, and has been on the witness stand for parts of two days. The prosecutor is doing a solid job. The defense attorney is frustrated, because his client really has no way to excuse shooting the woman. Hence, Barisane appears to be trying to convince the jury that he is legally "insane" with his behaviors at the defense table. It should be interesting when the defense puts on its case.

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A Televised Trial (Original Post) H2O Man Mar 2022 OP
Yes. H2O Man Mar 2022 #1
Shouldn't that be the Law & Crime Network? Totally Tunsie Mar 2022 #2
Yes, thank you! H2O Man Mar 2022 #3
Thanks to you and Google, I actually found Totally Tunsie Mar 2022 #5
I think that H2O Man Mar 2022 #6
It will be a most interesting trial to watch. Totally Tunsie Mar 2022 #8
"Barisane" sounds like "very sane" FakeNoose Mar 2022 #4
Yep!!! H2O Man Mar 2022 #7
Couple of observations NQAS Apr 2022 #9
I haven't heard H2O Man Apr 2022 #10
MF45's better be. Kid Berwyn Apr 2022 #11
I agree 100%. H2O Man Apr 2022 #12

Totally Tunsie

(10,885 posts)
2. Shouldn't that be the Law & Crime Network?
Thu Mar 31, 2022, 03:15 PM
Mar 2022

That's at least the name on Verizon, Channel 678.

Googling "Law & Order Network" just gives me info on SVU episodes.

H2O Man

(73,525 posts)
3. Yes, thank you!
Thu Mar 31, 2022, 03:34 PM
Mar 2022

I edited it, and apologize for my error.

I watch it live on youtube, as I don't have "regular" tv.

Totally Tunsie

(10,885 posts)
5. Thanks to you and Google, I actually found
Thu Mar 31, 2022, 03:44 PM
Mar 2022

the L&C Network on Verizon.

I've been hoping a crime network would be showing the Anthony Todt* trial (if they ever get past all the delays), but it doesn't seem to be on L&C schedule.

*Anthony Todt, the Colchester, CT physical therapist accused of killing his wife and three children in their Florida home

Totally Tunsie

(10,885 posts)
8. It will be a most interesting trial to watch.
Thu Mar 31, 2022, 06:39 PM
Mar 2022

I have family living in Colchester, CT, and they knew AT's family. They will not speak of them, however. Due to the violent nature of the crime as well as AT's demeanor since, the (relatively small) community has taken a very protective stance about the family in order to prevent gossip and rumors poisoning their images. There's a Facebook discussion page but the organizers are cautious as to who is allowed access.

I'll be watching too (presuming it's televised).

NQAS

(10,749 posts)
9. Couple of observations
Mon Apr 4, 2022, 12:42 PM
Apr 2022

His name is Barisone.

Although not mentioned in this post, the woman has been described as an Olympic Bronze Medalist. She isn't. She has a certificate from the US Dressage Federation that she has achieved bronze level status. This is more like a participation award based on finishes in competitions.

It's possible the defense will bring up the issue that the woman and the boyfriend were trespassing and that at some point in the altercation the boyfriend had Barisone in a headlock while the woman was beating him.

Haven't been watching the trial.

The reality these days is that there could be thousands of sides to every story - no matter what the story is about. The victim, the alleged perpetrator, and the thousands of commenters.

H2O Man

(73,525 posts)
10. I haven't heard
Mon Apr 4, 2022, 12:57 PM
Apr 2022

her described as an Olympic bronze medalist. That hasn't been said in the trial, though the defendent's 2008 role has been said on record numerous times. Likewise, although the defense attorney may attempt to say they were trespassing, the evidence put forth so far closes the door on any chance that could stick, as it isn't true. This is one of the advantages of watching a trial, rather than believing "information" (rumors). Her boyfriend indeed held the defendent on the ground, after he shot Kanarek twice in the chest, and shot at but missed the boyfriend. The idea that she beat him at that point would be a tortured effort by the defense to justify their client.

Kid Berwyn

(14,857 posts)
11. MF45's better be.
Mon Apr 4, 2022, 05:38 PM
Apr 2022

The traitor Donald John Trump, Sr. must stand trial in public, with the entire proceedings televised live for gavel-to-gavel coverage.

Upon conviction and sentencing, whether to imprisonment or corporal or capital punishment, it would also do good for the country to witness the entire penalty phase in real time. Like Mussolini and his mistress, images to etch on memory and history.

And Uncle Sam! Don’t hire the company that installed the video surveillance equipment at the Metropolitan Correctional Center to watch Jeffrey Epstein. Complete access is the least due We the People.

H2O Man

(73,525 posts)
12. I agree 100%.
Mon Apr 4, 2022, 06:27 PM
Apr 2022

It seems clear that there is enough evidence already documented to charge, try, and convict Trump.

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