Career criminal and professional
criminal informant Lachoy Walker was sworn-in to testilie late today.
This guy has testified against so many of his former drug gang
members that he has a certain recognizable style. He's working it for
the feds, obviously, as they are probably the only friends he has
these days.
Mr. Walker testified on 24 October
2011, in Paul's last trial, and his testimony is supposed to be
related to the Kemo killing. Paul previously revealed that Mr. Walker
never actually witnessed anything and is testifying only to his claim
that Hakeem Curry secretly told him that Paul was his drug
connection. If you know much of anything about Curry, you'll know
that he didn't run around informing his underlings who his
connections were. To do so would have deeply undermined his own
position at the top.
As a matter of fact, that is not how
drug gangs operate. If the guy at the top informed his workers where
he purchased his drugs, well, he wouldn't be at the top for long. To
read Lachoy Walker's testimony in the first trial, scroll to page
133:
US v. Bergrin 10-24-2011 (link removed - contact me privately for a copy)
Mr. Walker has managed to avoid what
would have been a life sentence by helping the feds in a list of
cases. Read all about his career and his many prison stints in the
transcript linked.
According to Walker, Hakeem Curry ran
his mouth to everyone all of the time. Read on page 161, lines 17-18.
You will see that the testimony has changed. Walker is not stating
that Paul Bergrin was Curry's "connect" but that "Curry
got his connect from Paul". These are two very different
statements. Perhaps this "connect" was someone that Curry
met in Paul's law office; perhaps anything - perhaps it is all lies.
Paul establishes clearly that Walker was never present for any
conversations that he had with Curry.
Walker spends most of his testimony
discussing and identifying his cohorts in the drug organization and
the many escapades over the years leading to his set-up of Curry for
the DEA and the subsequent arrest. The cross-examination by Paul
begins on page 196 - read it because Paul reveals that Walker does
not even know how many convictions he has there have been so many. It
is enlightening - Paul catches him in lies related to his testimony
in other cases. To top it off, Walker's sister also had a major
federal trafficking case.
I leave you with a few questions:
If anything that Mr. Walker claims is
true, then why is it not coming from Hakeem Curry himself? I prefer
my testimony to be direct from the source or the horse's mouth as
they say. Why do we have to hear Walker claim that Curry stated
something to him or other underlings? Why isn't Curry testifying?
The answer in my eyes: Because it is
all bullshit and the government can't get Curry to lie on the stand
and testify about words never stated and events that never happened.
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