Re: Bashara General Discussion Thread

[CuriousPortlander]

Former Bashara attorney David Griem ordered to pay $8K for civil contempt of court
12:23 PM, November 26, 2012

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Today, 36th District Court Chief Judge Kenneth King ordered that Griem pay $2,000 in fees each to Susan Reed — the attorney for Joseph Gentz, Bashara’s former handyman who has been charged in Jane Bashara’s murder — and the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office, and $4,000 to the court within 90 days.

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[Chickenbutt]

Thank you CP for keeping us up to date. We appreciate it.

[snowbird]

8,000 dollars, I sure that is not a big deal to him. I wonder if he can pay this from his company instead of using personal funds. He has been attorney long enough, that he knew what he was doing was wrong, yet he was hoping he would not be caught. This is a real slap on the wrist, IMO

[CuriousPortlander]

Just a reminder that Bob is to be sentenced on Monday, Dec. 10 at 8:30 a.m. Michigan time.

Not sure if anyone is broadcasting the sentencing (nothing yet listed on ClickonDetroit.com, and I haven't checked other sites there).

[Chickenbutt]

CP or Darkman...Bob is being sentenced on the conspiracy to murder Joseph Gentz right? He pled guilty?
I haven't been following this case very closely

[Darkman]

Yes.

[Darkman]

Few days ago lawman9 (who posted an occasional "tip" over at Hinky Meter) posted this over at Justice for Jane forum:

"... A bird told me that we will have great news before Christmas.The Bird has been accurate in the past. Let's all hope the Bird is correct!"

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P.S. Bob Bashara is to be sentenced (for soliciting to commit murder) on Dec. 10, 2012 at 8:30 or 9:00 a.m. before Judge Bruce U. Morrow, according to various media reports.

[Darkman]

Bashara’s sentence likely to be 5-7 years

By Jameson Cook
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Posted: 12/08/12 06:23 am

Bob Bashara likely will be sentenced to between five and seven years Monday after admitting he tried to hire someone to kill Joe Gentz.

Bashara is scheduled to be sentenced in the morning by Judge Bruce Morrow of Wayne County Circuit Court in Detroit after pleading guilty two months ago to solicitation of murder.

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[CuriousPortlander]

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[angiefly2]

Damn I missed it!!

[CuriousPortlander]

Bashara sentenced to 80 to 240 months in prison for trying to have handyman killed
Published On: Dec 10 2012 06:31:53 AM EST Updated On: Dec 10 2012 09:42:04 AM EST

DETROIT -

A Detroit-area man has been sentenced to 80 to 240 months in prison after admitting he tried to hire a hit man to kill a suspect in his wife's slaying.

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[snowbird]

I don't understand the sentence how can it be 80 to 240 months. Who determines if he severs the lesser jail sentence.

[CuriousPortlander]

I don't understand the sentence how can it be 80 to 240 months. Who determines if he severs the lesser jail sentence.

In the article I posted above it says:

Wayne County Judge Bruce Morrow sentenced him Monday to a minimum of 80 months in prison and a maximum of 20 years. The state parole board will determine when to release him.

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[angiefly2]

Thank you CP for the info. I forgot it started at 8:30 and when I went to the link the media was packing their stuff up.

[One Wonders]

I missed it too, but saw a clip of it on IS. What a pig he is. Bawling like a baby for his own self, but never for Jane. He make's me sick. Then he has the gall to say something about he'll take his punishment like he has a choice...Uuuugggg!
Just waiting now for him to be charged for Jane's murder and I do hope it come's soon.

[CuriousPortlander]

Bashara Will Begin Prison Sentence In Isolation
December 15, 2012 12:04 AM

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DETROIT (WWJ) – After pleading guilty to soliciting the murder of the “handy man” accused of murdering his wife, Bob Bashara will reportedly begin his prison sentence isolated from other inmates. The Corrections Department making that announcement Friday.
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[One Wonders]

Thanks CP. I can't wait for them to put him in Gen Pop. He thinks he's broke now, lol, wait until he has to pay for his bunk and protection. Personally, I hope they beat his azz up every single day and he's their S&M slave.

[CuriousPortlander]

Thanks CP. I can't wait for them to put him in Gen Pop. He thinks he's broke now, lol, wait until he has to pay for his bunk and protection. Personally, I hope they beat his azz up every single day and he's their S&M slave.

I totally agree about the potential treatment in general population. One can only hope.

But what do you mean about him having to pay for his bunk? I get the protection part. I thought prisoners were housed using taxpayer dollars. Am I missing something?

And how could he even afford to pay for protection when his home has been foreclosed and his other properties are all under water? He doesn't have any other assets, right? And imagine all those legal fees for Griem, the current lawyer, and a murder charge yet to come?

[CuriousPortlander]

Someone on another site posted this link regarding what it's like to be at the prison he's now in. She described it as "boot camp on steroids", and a pretty brutal experience, even if in isolation.

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[Darkman]

Bashara: book worthy?

December 18, 2012

Charlie talks with author [Only admins are allowed to see this link]. Miller followed a penned a book on the Tara Grant case. He tells Charlie what makes the Bashara case so compelling.

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[One Wonders]

Thanks CP. I can't wait for them to put him in Gen Pop. He thinks he's broke now, lol, wait until he has to pay for his bunk and protection. Personally, I hope they beat his azz up every single day and he's their S&M slave.

I totally agree about the potential treatment in general population. One can only hope.

But what do you mean about him having to pay for his bunk? I get the protection part. I thought prisoners were housed using taxpayer dollars. Am I missing something?

And how could he even afford to pay for protection when his home has been foreclosed and his other properties are all under water? He doesn't have any other assets, right? And imagine all those legal fees for Griem, the current lawyer, and a murder charge yet to come?

I knew I should have explained better when I wrote that. Sorry CP. I watch Lock Up on MSNBC on Saturday nights. They had an episode where the prisoner's charge other prisoner's rent. If the guard's see them doing that then of course the prisoner's get a write-up or whatever. They use commissary good's to pay with. It's a bazaar world in those place's for sure.

[One Wonders]

Someone on another site posted this link regarding what it's like to be at the prison he's now in. She described it as "boot camp on steroids", and a pretty brutal experience, even if in isolation.

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Thanks CP. I gotta tell ya. They sure don't think of how awful it is in prison when they are commiting their crimes and causing harm to innocent people they target. I just have no sympthy for them. I could go on and on about the boohooing they do but I wont. They are the one's who put themselves in there and very rarely do you see one who take's responsibilty for their own actions.

[CuriousPortlander]

Thanks CP. I can't wait for them to put him in Gen Pop. He thinks he's broke now, lol, wait until he has to pay for his bunk and protection. Personally, I hope they beat his azz up every single day and he's their S&M slave.

I totally agree about the potential treatment in general population. One can only hope.

But what do you mean about him having to pay for his bunk? I get the protection part. I thought prisoners were housed using taxpayer dollars. Am I missing something?

And how could he even afford to pay for protection when his home has been foreclosed and his other properties are all under water? He doesn't have any other assets, right? And imagine all those legal fees for Griem, the current lawyer, and a murder charge yet to come?

I knew I should have explained better when I wrote that. Sorry CP. I watch Lock Up on MSNBC on Saturday nights. They had an episode where the prisoner's charge other prisoner's rent. If the guard's see them doing that then of course the prisoner's get a write-up or whatever. They use commissary good's to pay with. It's a bazaar world in those place's for sure.

Thanks for the explanation! I've never heard of such a thing before.

[CuriousPortlander]

Someone on another site posted this link regarding what it's like to be at the prison he's now in. She described it as "boot camp on steroids", and a pretty brutal experience, even if in isolation.

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Thanks CP. I gotta tell ya. They sure don't think of how awful it is in prison when they are commiting their crimes and causing harm to innocent people they target. I just have no sympthy for them. I could go on and on about the boohooing they do but I wont. They are the one's who put themselves in there and very rarely do you see one who take's responsibilty for their own actions.

Amen to that!

[One Wonders]

Thanks CP. I can't wait for them to put him in Gen Pop. He thinks he's broke now, lol, wait until he has to pay for his bunk and protection. Personally, I hope they beat his azz up every single day and he's their S&M slave.

I totally agree about the potential treatment in general population. One can only hope.

But what do you mean about him having to pay for his bunk? I get the protection part. I thought prisoners were housed using taxpayer dollars. Am I missing something?

And how could he even afford to pay for protection when his home has been foreclosed and his other properties are all under water? He doesn't have any other assets, right? And imagine all those legal fees for Griem, the current lawyer, and a murder charge yet to come?

I knew I should have explained better when I wrote that. Sorry CP. I watch Lock Up on MSNBC on Saturday nights. They had an episode where the prisoner's charge other prisoner's rent. If the guard's see them doing that then of course the prisoner's get a write-up or whatever. They use commissary good's to pay with. It's a bazaar world in those place's for sure.

Thanks for the explanation! I've never heard of such a thing before.

I know what you mean. But it dosen't surprise me at all. Just a bunch of bullies, bullying the lessor of the bullies I guess.

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