The attacks have begun! Thought I woud post this to show the ignorance of some.
John C. Manly
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John C. Manly
by Lilly » Sun Jun 20, 2010 5:19 am UTC
Some say this man is "notorious" for working with clergy abuse. Looks like he is "notorious" for other reasons too.
http://www.themediareport.com/topic-joh ... -index.htm
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Re: John C. Manly
by Cynthia » Mon Jun 21, 2010 3:00 pm UTC
Lilly wrote:
Some say this man is "notorious" for working with clergy abuse. Looks like he is "notorious" for other reasons too.
http://www.themediareport.com/topic-joh ... -index.htm
Hmmmm... interesting.
Welcome to our forum Lilly, (I am sure you'll do fine, but as always, all new members are advised to read our forum policy and rules before posting in order to prevent future misunderstandings or problems from occurring and to promote healthy discussion ), and thanks for the link and information. I can't say I am even surprised here. It looks to me like Mr Manley is right up their alley and will fit in well with that group. He looks expensive though... Of course they have had all kinds of questions about who is paying for the other attorney etc, and keep trying to imply 3ABN is ( NOT, the defendant is) but doubt they will understand those same questions apply to their side. It is understandable to me that a defendant needs to retain a lawyer, but maybe someone here can explain here to me why it was necessary to retain this l"John C. Manly" ? I thought the State of Virginia had filed the case, and the Prosecutor was going to be "prosecuting"
And how, if the 2 accusers don't know each other and don't communicate, as was reported (and by one of them in court even), do they both end up with the same attorney?~ Cindy
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Re: John C. Manly
by Truth » Mon Jun 21, 2010 6:40 pm UTC
Sounds like Attorney Manly has a dubious past. I can't answer your questions Cynthia but I agree with your assessments. It does seem strange that the victims would need a lawyer but of course it is something they can do.
Welcome Lilly. I'm sure you've been reading a lot here.