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It was his house and cars. Doesn't seem unreasonable under the assumption he is innocent.
by crb002 7y ago
It was his house and cars. Doesn't seem unreasonable under the assumption he is innocent.
- toomuchtodo 7y agoHe confessed to the crimes (per Bloomberg's piece referenced by certmd in this thread).
- SkyBelow 7y agoHe still hasn't been found guilty and thus the courts should treat him as innocent. There is no shortage of innocent people who plea guilty for any number of reasons so the court cannot just automatically accept the plea and must go through specific motions to do so (I would even argue those motions don't go far enough to protect innocent people from being coerced into a guilty plea).