Neal, I'm with you on this. I don't believe it'll ever come down to a jury as too much would be revealed about Russ's true character. I'm betting on a plea bargain and some probation, not to mention losing the CHL and the house and show.
NealH said:TxHottie said:Did you people really believe that he was gonna be on today.. I wish he would have been but, come on.. He won't be back on for a while.. At least not untill his Grand Jury Hearing , how ever long that takes..
Thats sucks..
Again, there is no grand jury in this case. Russ has already been arrested and charged with a crime. A grand jury is only seated when someone hasn't been charged with a crime. The police and prosecution investigate the crime and bring their evidence in front of the grand jury. Based on the cursory evidence presented, the grand jury decides whether or not charges brought against a defendant are likely to result in a conviction. The prosecuting authority then uses the grand jury's verdict as a decision for or against filing criminal charges.
Russ's next court appearance will be his arraignment hearing, then a trial date is set, a regular jury is seated, and court proceedings begin. It could be a year or more before a jury is seated for the case, if it even makes it that far.
scottythecynic said:Neal, I'm with you on this. I don't believe it'll ever come down to a jury as too much would be revealed about Russ's true character. I'm betting on a plea bargain and some probation, not to mention losing the CHL and the house and show.
Dndsh237 said:scottythecynic said:Neal, I'm with you on this. I don't believe it'll ever come down to a jury as too much would be revealed about Russ's true character. I'm betting on a plea bargain and some probation, not to mention losing the CHL and the house and show.
Agreed. He'll probably plead guilty, in exchange for lighter punishment. Now if he pleads not guilty, then we can reasonably expect a trial.
uwf234 said:From what I understand, and I have worked with both of these men separately, and heard both sides of the story off air personally, this is what it came down to.
Dan was Russ's producer for many years. Russ is not an easy guy to work for, and it finally got to Dan when Dan asked Russ for some time away from the show following is Father-in-law's passing (it might have been grandfather-in-law) so that he could attend the funeral. According to Dan, this was the straw that broke the camel's back.
One night, I believe it to be the KYNG Christmas Party, Dan's wife Laura went up to the then PD, Bob McNeil and told him that Dan needs his own show. This made Russ furious, and told Bob to give Dan his show so that he could fail. Whether Russ had a hand in Dan's firing, who knows. Ultimately, Russ and Dan tried reconciling a few times, but with two huge egos, nothing could be done.
When Dan would find a gig anywhere, Russ would make fun of Dan verbally on the air, and listeners would call Dan's show and reticule him. When Dan was at 990 Mainstreet/Texas Talk Radio, Russ sent the dogs after Dan again, and when Dan went to Victoria, he sent them after him again, even eluding to getting a bus load of people together and sending the show down there for a day.
Dan has accused Russ costing him jobs in radio, and Russ has denied that on the air many times...but who knows.
DogFishHead said:whats weird is its the same best of as yesterday.... ???
That was, as is everything else about thr RMS show, a lie. Eddie did not clear his stuff out in the middle of the night. He left, and Russ milked it as a bit. Just like everything else on the show, Edie's departure was fake. He really left, but it was under normal circumstances, and Russ used it as another way to exploit the listening audience. That is why I stopped listening to the RMS show-he tried to come across as an everyday Joe, but everything was just so fake.uwf234 said:No...no clue to the Eddie Boyd thing. The only thing that I know is that one Monday, Eddie's stuff was gone. No note, nothing. One could assume many things...but that's all it is, asumptions.
Dndsh237 said:scottythecynic said:Neal, I'm with you on this. I don't believe it'll ever come down to a jury as too much would be revealed about Russ's true character. I'm betting on a plea bargain and some probation, not to mention losing the CHL and the house and show.
Agreed. He'll probably plead guilty, in exchange for lighter punishment. Now if he pleads not guilty, then we can reasonably expect a trial.
CollegeGraduate08 said:Do you know why Eddie left?