Christine Beatty Liked It When Kwami Put His Tounge....CENSORED

Judge will release text messages in Beatty trial

A Wayne Circuit Court judge today ordered the release of most of the estimated 200 text messages in the criminal trial of former Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick's chief of staff, Christine Beatty, but gave defense attorneys until Thursday to obtain a stay from the Michigan Court of Appeals.

The messages will be released Thursday barring any appeals court action.

Wayne Circuit Judge Timothy Kenny listened to arguments from prosecutors, who want to unseal a 200 message sample from more than 625,000 communications obtained under subpoena now being offered to verify Kilpatrick and Beatty sent and received the texts on city-owned pagers.

The judge told lawyers last week that the law favors release of at least some of the messages. He said he was concerned about specifically protected conversations, like discussions with lawyers or with spouses. But he warned Beatty's lawyers that he wasn't convinced by written arguments against release previously submitted to the court.

"Unless there is some good reason given, they aren't supposed to be sealed unless there is some compelling reason to do so," Kenny told the lawyers on Thursday. "Otherwise this is supposed to be done in the sunshine."

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Good job to Wayne Circuit Judge Timothy Kenny.

Please allow justice to follow this through.

Christine Beatty's lawyers delayed only in the hopes of avoiding the media spotlight before her nasty cooter talk is divulged to the world.

Well Christine sorry but we are going to read every nasty piece of trash you wrote in order to ...no, not to get off.... but to get to the bottom of the corruption involved in your insipid administration.

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Christine Beatty's Lawyer Is Delusional

No deal: Beatty heading to trial

Prosecutor toughened offer; legal experts say mayor's ex-aide waited too long to avoid harsh punishment.

Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick's former top aide, Christine Beatty, will take her chances in court after rejecting a plea deal Monday in her criminal case stemming from the text message scandal.

"What's next? Acquittal, and don't be surprised when that happens," Beatty's lawyer, Mayer Morganroth, said after three hours of closed-door plea-bargaining Monday in the chambers of Wayne Circuit Judge David Groner.

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Aquittal? ..HA HA HA HA HA HA .....sigh...thats funny.

Mayer Morganroth must be so used to feeding Beatty such a line of crap he has decided it looks delicious and must be eating some of it himself.

Further voices of reason continue...

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It isn't unusual for a prosecutor's plea deal to include harsher terms after being rejected, said Larry Dubin, professor at the University of Detroit Mercy Law School. But the three-month increase in jail time seemed steep, he said, and may be an indication of Worthy's confidence in convicting Beatty at trial.

"More typically, when you make a last-ditch effort to resolve a matter, you do not increase the demands, but rather attempt to resolve the differences. So I can only assume the prosecution, as of this point, is willing to go to trial," Dubin said. "It may seem to (Beatty) and her lawyers that her only opportunity to do better than the prosecutor's offers is to go to trial."

The perjury case against Beatty also may be stronger than the case against Kilpatrick because questions put to Beatty during her testimony at a police whistle-blower lawsuit trial last year had been more direct, Dubin said.

Beatty's lawyers are likely to play for sympathy before a jury by portraying her as a victim of the mayor's ambition or his affections, he said.

"She certainly appears vulnerable," Dubin said. "All of the women involved with the mayor could be perceived as victims."

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Christine Beatty was no victim, far from it.

Aside from servicing him sexually, she was the mayor's right hand tool, the hammer for nails he pointed out needing hammering.

The circus continues and the cost grows...

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Morganroth added that he is unconcerned about the possibility of Kilpatrick testifying at that trial.

"I don't think we'd be hurt by the mayor," Morganroth said.

Beatty made no comments Monday as she pushed her way through a crowd of reporters leaving the courtroom. Her pastor, the Rev. Ronald Griffin followed, waving his hand to move the crowd. "Please. Respect! Please," Griffin said.

Morganroth declined to say what the sticking point in negotiations might be, except that the offers were "unreasonable." Although he said he had no quarrel with the four assistant prosecutors with whom he negotiated Monday, he made a reference to Worthy's personal impact on the process by adding he was frustrated "with what one person is doing."

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Christine having her reverend follow her around like a lap dog cracks me up, she should have had him with her in the hotel rooms as she was servicing the mayor...he probably could have down some good then....she is wearing him like a rag of humility now and he is going along with it for whatever reason...probably is filling his congregations seats about now and his face is in the paper and on the news...certainly a man of God.

Here is some of Christine and Kwami really thought of monogamy, victimization and justice...

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9/12/02, 10:38 p.m., during trip to Washington, D.C.

Christine Beatty: Can I just come and lay down in your room until you get back?

Kwame Kilpatrick: Yes.

9/13/02, 9:02 a.m. (the next morning)

KK: They were right outside the door. They [the mayor's bodyguards] had to have heard everything…

CB: So we are officially busted! LOL

KK: LOL LOL! Damn that. Never busted. Busted is what you see! LOL. …

CB: LOL, LOL. Damn, so they have to walk in before you conceed busted! LOL.

KK: Hell yeah. Walk in.

10/8/2002, 10:18 a.m.

KK: I’m fine. Need a break. I want to get out of town w/you. Check on resorts outside of Houston.

10/16/02, 11:48 p.m.

KK: I’ve been dreaming all day about having you all to myself for 3 days…relaxing, laughing, talking, sleeping and making love.

10/31/2002, 5:28 p.m.

KK: I’ll feel better once I’m holding you.

CB: You didn’t say whether or not we are trying for some time tonight.

KK: Definitely. I’m getting a room. Damn that!

CB: LOL. Okie dokie.

(Kilpatrick later tells her to pick up room key at Marriott)

11/1/2002, 12:28 a.m.

KK: 6301 or 6302?

CB: Definitely 6302! 6301 has two double beds.

4/8/2003, 8:55 p.m.

KK: I’m at Laker game. The security doesn’t believe I’m mayor. Mike is pulling out all kind of shirt to prove it.

CB: And, did you miss me, sexually?

KK: Hell yeah! You couldn’t tell. I want some more. Don’t sleep!

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Christine Beatty sure doesn't appear like a victim to me..let's ask fired Detroit Policeman Gary Brown.

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BEATTY TESTIMONY, Aug. 28, 2007, at police whistle-blower trial:

Beatty: Again, Mr. Brown was not fired.

WHAT SHE SAID IN TEXT MESSAGES

• May 11, 2003

Jamaine Dickens, Kilpatrick press secretary: Freep called. Says they hear that mayor fired Gary Brown from DPD. Want to confirm. I know the chief hires and fires, but is he gone?

Beatty: Yes he is gone. You don't need to say that the mayor fired him. He was simply let go. Let me know before you make a comment.

• May 15, 2003, 11:02 a.m.

Beatty: I'm sorry that we are going through this mess because of a decision that we made to fire Gary Brown. I will make sure that the next decision is much more thought out. Not regretting what was done at all, but thinking about how we can do things smarter.

TESTIMONY

Police attorney Mike Stefani: During the time period 2001 to 2003, were you and Mayor Kilpatrick either romantically or intimately involved with each other?

Beatty: No.

Stefani: Did you ever send the mayor, or receive from the mayor, a text message which was of an intimate or sexual nature?

Beatty: No.

TEXT MESSAGES

• 9/24/2002

CB: Last night when I was laying on your shoulder in the car and you held my face and sang whatever song it was, that felt so good. It was just one of those little moments when you just made me fall some more.

• 9/28/2002

KK: Where are you?

CB: At the residence inn in Madison hgts.

KK: What rm?

CB: ...I'm in room 311 in bldg 3 in the back.

• 10/7/2002

CB: OK, I'm feeling like I want another night like the most recent Saturday at the Residence Inn! You made me feel so damn good that night. As you can see I can't let it go! ...

• 4/8/2003

CB: And, did you miss me, sexually?

KK: Hell yeah! You couldn't tell. I want some more. Don't sleep!

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Well Thanks for portraying yourself as the victim Christine, I am sure the authentic victimized women of America appreciate the ruse you are using now in court.

You see as a woman of color whom was a role model, you had and have an obligation to all the other women of color who struggle daily against real injustice, real hardship, real prejudice...your continuing example of riding this dog and pony show out to it's just conclusion just shows how far from a role model you actually were.

It's been a fun ride but just in time for the holidays it looks like your goose is cooked.

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Beatty Still Wiggling

The mayor, a Democrat, will leave office Sept. 18. Kilpatrick last week pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice and agreed to a four-month jail sentence. He also pleaded no contest to assaulting a sheriff's detective.

Judge David Groner scheduled a 2 p.m. hearing for Monday for a "possible resolution" in Beatty's case.

Later, in a statement, Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy said an earlier offer to Beatty has been withdrawn. No details were released.

"We are ready to proceed. We will return to court on Monday as directed by the judge," Worthy said.

Beatty's lawyer, Mayer Morganroth, declined to say what's preventing an accord, but he suggested he wants to avoid trial.

"What would I like to see happen? I'd like to see her get on with her life," Morganroth said.

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I like the way Crains says "The Mayor, a Democrat.." we democrats got enough problems Crains we didn't need you to pile on.

This lawyer Mayer Morganroth (yes thats his real name, Mayer to be ironic and Morganroth to fit the stereotype) gets around, he defended Doctor Jack Kevorkian you may remember.

So Beatty wants to get on with her life?

After having an affair with a married man in her role as right hand gal to the mayor of the 11th largest city in the country, fired people whom were tasked to investigate possible criminal activity that led them to the Manoogian Mansion and got too close to her affair, lied to a jury of her peers and a judge in a court of law, cost the city over $8 million dollars in the process.....NOW she wants to get on with her life.....yeah Christine wouldn't we all, wouldn't we all.

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Beatty Lost All Leverage For Plea Deal

It appears that the case against Christine Beatty is heading for a trial where her already confessed co-defendant, Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, could be presented as a witness against her.

As of late Tuesday afternoon, no plea agreement had been reached between Beatty's lawyers and the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office.

"We have nothing at this point," said her lawyer, Mayer Morganroth. "Looks like we'll be in court Thursday."

Beatty faces charges including perjury, obstruction of justice and official misconduct in office in connection with alleged lies she and Kilpatrick told under oath to hide their affair and their roles in firing a top police official.

And once Kilpatrick is sentenced on Oct. 28 for his part in the crimes, he could be forced to testify, said Larry Dubin, a professor at University of Detroit Mercy Law School. Refusal to testify could result in contempt of court that could lengthen Kilpatrick's sentence or increase other sanctions against him.

The charges carry penalties of up to 15 years in prison, but a sentence guideline report in the court's file recommends she serve one to two years behind bars if convicted.

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I almost feel sorry for Beatty....almost.

She must feel totally used by about now, Kilpatrick left quite a wake of destruction in his path and no doubt Beatty feels she has been in no small way effected as well as all of Detroit.

I say I would feel worse for her but I think she was on just as big of a power trip as Kilpatrick was during her tenure.

They felony charges though appeared to be a wake up call for Beatty as her resignation was quickly offered in light of the text messages becoming public knowledge.

I also think the text messages hold much more damning evidence than the public even realizes...we got to hear some of the "sexy" parts but I am putting my money on the odds that they contain everything from racial slurs to evidence of other crimes committed while in office for both her and Kilpatrick.

Beatty looks like a person beat down, and that makes me sympathetic as I said, but to a degree no more than I would for a war crimes officer stating he (she) was only acting as ordered.

Beatty no longer has anything to offer prosecution to shorten her punishment, I have a feeling Kwami was doing a high level of sweet talking to Christine to get her to not turn evidence against him.

In the end I am glad this chapter is closing....unless the text messages reveal even more.

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