Thank you for continuing to discuss controversial stories. It seems as though there is a lot more to this case than what has been presented in the media and on the blogs. It would be interesting to know additional information regarding the specific court proceedings and some of the "behind the scenes" legalities that are a part of every trial. I would also like some insight as to whyl he was charged with 92 counts without evidence. It would appear as if the DA's office was stacking the deck, so to speak, when you consider that the Jaycee Dugard case, (there was indisputable physical evidence, a confession, involved kidnapping, fathering children, held captive for 18 years etc...) has significantly fewer counts. I find this fact a little telling and conspicuous in the Dev case.
Thank you for discussing Ajay's case. I too found this accusation shocking because the victim claimed the rape was going on 3 times a week. Ajay, Peggy, and the victim visited us once in East Coast and I still cannot figure out how a rape could have occured while the three of them stayed at my parents home for number of days especially since it's not a very big house and my dad is very religious. It's impossible. But I'm sure when Ajay got convicted, he must have been convicted for the days they visited us as well. Lot of things just don't make sense in this case, and I am really touched by all the support he is getting.
I don't know if everything everybody said on your show is factual, but if it is, we live an a scary world, where a group of people (Jury, Judge and DA) can send somebody to jail for the rest of their life, with no evidence. Isn't there a requirement of some proof, rather than opinions and interpretations, be presented? I would also like to know if the comments that you referred to on the blog were truly those from a jury member. What ever happened to beyond a reasonable doubt. Thanks for hosting this show, would love to hear more and updates along the way!
It is so wonderful to hear another side of this stoy! Mostly when reading on-line or in the newspapers you hear all the negatives about this case, but when looking closely you realize that somethings dont make sense, or articles contradict the actual verdict and say things that just were not true. I would love to hear more about this case as a whole.
Thanks for this balanced relevant radio show on a compelling case! I have found all of your coverage on this case to be most excellent reportage! I would be interested to learn more about this case. Thanks Mr. Greenwald!
we heard ajay's case.thank you for more information.whats going on at yolo county.if discrimation is going on fed gov most look up the case and find the truth.
Thanks a lot to mr. Greenwald for the radio show. A lot questions were answered about the case and it also managed to bring out the miscarriage of justice going on in Yolo County. Would like to hear about this case.
Thank you for a very interesting radio show. I am amazed that you are the only media outlet in the area that is allowing the defendant's story to be heard. The newspapers only seem to print news releases from the DA's office. I hope we can hear more about this case in the future because one hour was really not enough time to sufficiently cover it.
I have learned to respect and appreciate The Vanguard of Davis as I found your show and investigative reporting to be fair and balance. Thank you for allowing your listeners to hear more of the facts regarding the Dev case. I believe there should be an investigation done and a hard look at the detective, DA, judge and jury involved. Please continue the great work and I would absolutely want to hear more about this case. Thank you!
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It was nice to finally hear the other side of the story. I would have liked to hear a bit more.
Thank you for continuing to discuss controversial stories. It seems as though there is a lot more to this case than what has been presented in the media and on the blogs. It would be interesting to know additional information regarding the specific court proceedings and some of the "behind the scenes" legalities that are a part of every trial. I would also like some insight as to whyl he was charged with 92 counts without evidence. It would appear as if the DA's office was stacking the deck, so to speak, when you consider that the Jaycee Dugard case, (there was indisputable physical evidence, a confession, involved kidnapping, fathering children, held captive for 18 years etc...) has significantly fewer counts. I find this fact a little telling and conspicuous in the Dev case.
Thank you for discussing Ajay's case. I too found this accusation shocking because the victim claimed the rape was going on 3 times a week. Ajay, Peggy, and the victim visited us once in East Coast and I still cannot figure out how a rape could have occured while the three of them stayed at my parents home for number of days especially since it's not a very big house and my dad is very religious. It's impossible. But I'm sure when Ajay got convicted, he must have been convicted for the days they visited us as well. Lot of things just don't make sense in this case, and I am really touched by all the support he is getting.
This IS a disturbing case.
I don't know if everything everybody said on your show is factual, but if it is, we live an a scary world, where a group of people (Jury, Judge and DA) can send somebody to jail for the rest of their life, with no evidence. Isn't there a requirement of some proof, rather than opinions and interpretations, be presented? I would also like to know if the comments that you referred to on the blog were truly those from a jury member. What ever happened to beyond a reasonable doubt. Thanks for hosting this show, would love to hear more and updates along the way!
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It is so wonderful to hear another side of this stoy! Mostly when reading on-line or in the newspapers you hear all the negatives about this case, but when looking closely you realize that somethings dont make sense, or articles contradict the actual verdict and say things that just were not true. I would love to hear more about this case as a whole.
Thanks for this balanced relevant radio show on a compelling case! I have found all of your coverage on this case to be most excellent reportage! I would be interested to learn more about this case. Thanks Mr. Greenwald!
we heard ajay's case.thank you for more information.whats going on at yolo county.if discrimation is going on fed gov most look up the case and find the truth.
Thanks a lot to mr. Greenwald for the radio show. A lot questions were answered about the case and it also managed to bring out the miscarriage of justice going on in Yolo County. Would like to hear about this case.
Thank you for a very interesting radio show. I am amazed that you are the only media outlet in the area that is allowing the defendant's story to be heard. The newspapers only seem to print news releases from the DA's office. I hope we can hear more about this case in the future because one hour was really not enough time to sufficiently cover it.
I have learned to respect and appreciate The Vanguard of Davis as I found your show and investigative reporting to be fair and balance. Thank you for allowing your listeners to hear more of the facts regarding the Dev case. I believe there should be an investigation done and a hard look at the detective, DA, judge and jury involved. Please continue the great work and I would absolutely want to hear more about this case. Thank you!
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