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This may explain why the Prosecution is doing such a shitty job with Littlefinger and Fat Albert.
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It's time to put DA Mike Graveley's picture on a milk carton.
You'd think an elected district attorney would personally handle one of, if not THE, largest and most significant criminal cases in his county's history. But, no, Kenosha County DA Mike Graveley has been completely MIA on the Kyle Rittenhouse case.
He pawned the case off to his unfortunate assistant district attorney, Thomas Binger, who was left to spin gold out of a pile of self-defense straw. It was clear from the start, and it's still clear today, that the prosecution has NO COHERENT argument to counter the Rittenhouse defense team's self-defense claims. None whatsoever.
We wrote Graveley and asked him why he didn't prosecute the case himself. He didn't respond.
We think the answer is clear: The case had loser written all over it from the start, so Graveley let his underling take the fall. The charges were NEVER justified by the facts of the investigation; they were a bone tossed to the mob that had just burned down parts of Kenosha, and the media, which had already constructed a false narrative of Rittenhouse as a white supremacist card-carrying militia member (there is no evidence of that). It was appeasement, not justice.
In fact, it's not even clear what the prosecution's theory is, other than to throw so much at the jury that maybe, just maybe, they will think, we better convict Rittenhouse of something. But that's not the law.

DA Mike Graveley: Why Is Kenosha's Top Prosecutor MIA On Kyle Rittenhouse?
DA Mike Graveley: You'd think an elected district attorney would personally handle one of, if not THE, largest and most significant criminal cases...

It's time to put DA Mike Graveley's picture on a milk carton.
You'd think an elected district attorney would personally handle one of, if not THE, largest and most significant criminal cases in his county's history. But, no, Kenosha County DA Mike Graveley has been completely MIA on the Kyle Rittenhouse case.
He pawned the case off to his unfortunate assistant district attorney, Thomas Binger, who was left to spin gold out of a pile of self-defense straw. It was clear from the start, and it's still clear today, that the prosecution has NO COHERENT argument to counter the Rittenhouse defense team's self-defense claims. None whatsoever.
We wrote Graveley and asked him why he didn't prosecute the case himself. He didn't respond.
We think the answer is clear: The case had loser written all over it from the start, so Graveley let his underling take the fall. The charges were NEVER justified by the facts of the investigation; they were a bone tossed to the mob that had just burned down parts of Kenosha, and the media, which had already constructed a false narrative of Rittenhouse as a white supremacist card-carrying militia member (there is no evidence of that). It was appeasement, not justice.
In fact, it's not even clear what the prosecution's theory is, other than to throw so much at the jury that maybe, just maybe, they will think, we better convict Rittenhouse of something. But that's not the law.