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Re: What's next for convicted nigger Marilyn Mosby after conviction on perjury charges
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Harry Marx
Nov 12, 2023, 1:10:03 AM11/12/23
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On 05 Dec 2019, Ded Dieter <die...@trumpite.ru> posted some
news:XnsAB1C6D...@178.63.61.145:
> The worthless black whore hasn't gotten what is coming to her yet.
BALTIMORE - Marilyn Mosby was once one of the most powerful law
enforcement officials in Maryland.
Now, she is likely to lose her law license and may have to serve time
behind bars.
Mosby, the former top prosecutor in Baltimore, was convicted by a jury on
Thursday on two perjury counts.
"The jury probably got caught up on Ms. Mosby and her income," said
prominent defense attorney J. Wyndal Gordon, who showed up to support
Mosby in court.
Gordon sent Mosby a message after the verdict.
"All I could do is send her a message through text and say we're still
praying for you and your family," Gordon said.
Jurors found Mosby lied to take money out of her retirement account,
saying she suffered COVID-related losses for her Mahogany Elite travel
business.
One of her latest Instagram posts is a Jamaican retreat for Mahogany
Elite.
Prosecutors have given every indication they will move forward with the
mortgage fraud case, in part, accusing Mosby of illegally getting a lower
interest rate for one of her Florida vacation homes by promising she would
not rent it out when she planned to do just that.
It's possible a plea deal could be worked out. No trial date has been set.
"Some may say she brought it on herself," Gordon said. "I don't subscribe
to that. Fine. You got what you wanted. She's out of office. I hope and
pray she does not serve time in jail. I just don't think it's necessary to
put Marilyn Mosby in jail."
Mosby faces a maximum sentence of five years in federal prison for each of
the two counts of perjury.
U.S. District Judge Lydia K. Griggsby has not yet scheduled sentencing.
In a separate pending federal case, Mosby also faces two counts of making
false mortgage applications, relating to the purchases of two vacation
homes in Florida.
Those charges remain pending and a trial date has not been set.
If convicted of those counts, the defendant faces a maximum of 30 years in
federal prison for each of two remaining counts.
Actual sentences for federal crimes are typically less than the maximum
penalties.
https://www.cbsnews.com/baltimore/news/whats-next-for-marilyn-mosby-after-
conviction-on-perjury-charges/
news:XnsAB1C6D...@178.63.61.145:
> The worthless black whore hasn't gotten what is coming to her yet.
BALTIMORE - Marilyn Mosby was once one of the most powerful law
enforcement officials in Maryland.
Now, she is likely to lose her law license and may have to serve time
behind bars.
Mosby, the former top prosecutor in Baltimore, was convicted by a jury on
Thursday on two perjury counts.
"The jury probably got caught up on Ms. Mosby and her income," said
prominent defense attorney J. Wyndal Gordon, who showed up to support
Mosby in court.
Gordon sent Mosby a message after the verdict.
"All I could do is send her a message through text and say we're still
praying for you and your family," Gordon said.
Jurors found Mosby lied to take money out of her retirement account,
saying she suffered COVID-related losses for her Mahogany Elite travel
business.
One of her latest Instagram posts is a Jamaican retreat for Mahogany
Elite.
Prosecutors have given every indication they will move forward with the
mortgage fraud case, in part, accusing Mosby of illegally getting a lower
interest rate for one of her Florida vacation homes by promising she would
not rent it out when she planned to do just that.
It's possible a plea deal could be worked out. No trial date has been set.
"Some may say she brought it on herself," Gordon said. "I don't subscribe
to that. Fine. You got what you wanted. She's out of office. I hope and
pray she does not serve time in jail. I just don't think it's necessary to
put Marilyn Mosby in jail."
Mosby faces a maximum sentence of five years in federal prison for each of
the two counts of perjury.
U.S. District Judge Lydia K. Griggsby has not yet scheduled sentencing.
In a separate pending federal case, Mosby also faces two counts of making
false mortgage applications, relating to the purchases of two vacation
homes in Florida.
Those charges remain pending and a trial date has not been set.
If convicted of those counts, the defendant faces a maximum of 30 years in
federal prison for each of two remaining counts.
Actual sentences for federal crimes are typically less than the maximum
penalties.
https://www.cbsnews.com/baltimore/news/whats-next-for-marilyn-mosby-after-
conviction-on-perjury-charges/
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