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Prosecutors Release Picture of the Note Capitol Rioter Richard Barnett Left in Nancy Pelosi’s Office
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Haha right. I mean being in the heat of the moment he was probably hyped off addranlien as hell, but like damn. You misspell bitch one of the easiest words to spell 😂😂😂
And spells 'was' and 'here' correctly instead of the woz ere.
His lawyers say it was "biatch":
edition.cnn.com
Lawyers arguing for Capitol rioter's release say he called Pelosi a 'biatch,' which is 'less offensive' | CNN Politics
Lawyers for a man photographed sitting at a desk in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office during the January 6 riot at the US Capitol are arguing that he called her a "biatch," not a "b*tch," in calling for his release.
edition.cnn.com
Lawyers for a man photographed sitting at a desk in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office during the January 6 riot at the US Capitol are arguing that he called her a "biatch," not a "b*tch," in calling for his release.
"This written note, however, says, 'Hey Nancy Bigo was here biatd.' It does not say 'you' or 'b*tch,' " the lawyers for Capitol riot defendant Richard Barnett, known as Bigo, wrote in a court filing filed Friday.
"Instead of writing the accusatory 'You b*tch' as the government falsely states, it only says 'biatd' and without the word 'you,' " the lawyers added in a footnote. "On information and belief, the 'd' was meant to be two letters, 'c' and 'h' with the 'c' connected to an 'h' to spell the word 'biatch' which is a slang and less offensive word for 'b*tch'."
The lawyers also included a link to an online definition of "biatch" as "slang ... used as a term of endearment or disparagement for another person."
Barnett is slated to appear in court Tuesday afternoon, where he will argue to a federal judge that he should be released from jail. At a previous hearing, a different judge said he needed to stay detained -- but that ruling came before the appeals court in DC made it harder for the Justice Department to keep Capitol rioters in jail.
Barnett has had several verbal outbursts in court in previous hearings, and he made headlines after the Capitol riot for boasting about his interloping. During a March court appearance, he screamed at his attorney and the judge, forcing the largely procedural check-in to wrap up promptly with Barnett pulled off the conference line.
"You can't keep pushing me out month by month," Barnett said over a videoconference line from jail months ago. "Everybody else who did things much worse are already home!"
DC federal Judge Christopher "Casey" Cooper warned Barnett to "listen to your attorneys," who were attempting to stop Barnett from yelling. Barnett, who has been in jail for more than a month, also accused prosecutors of "dragging this out," said he wouldn't agree to appear in court in May and shouted that he needed help.
At a previous hearing, Barnett spoke up, saying, "I have some very honest and simple explanations. I am a good man."
So either he didn't know that there's a right side of the letter h or he doesn't know that it's not on the left.
This, however, is absurd. Like, without following the case it seems ridiculous that this is even a point that they'd think anyone cares about.His lawyers say it was "biatch":
Lawyers arguing for Capitol rioter's release say he called Pelosi a 'biatch,' which is 'less offensive' | CNN Politics
Lawyers for a man photographed sitting at a desk in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office during the January 6 riot at the US Capitol are arguing that he called her a "biatch," not a "b*tch," in calling for his release.
Lawyers for a man photographed sitting at a desk in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office during the January 6 riot at the US Capitol are arguing that he called her a "biatch," not a "b*tch," in calling for his release.
He wrote "Bigo was here biatch" instead of "Bigo was here you bitch"? Shit that changes everything. Nothing to see here folks this is clearly a good man.
Kind of scary to think how close fucking idiots like this tool came to derailing this country for good.
Not that we're in the clear yet or anything. But we bought ourselves a bit of time.
Not that we're in the clear yet or anything. But we bought ourselves a bit of time.
It's not like he was trying to spell "eczema," "diarrhea," or some other word that a brain fart could mess up. The dude's a shit-for-brains.
Hey, he was doing the best he could while succumbing to mass hysteria and the fear of brown and poor people having potentially a miniscule amount more control over their lives.
So yeah, shit for brains and dangerous, you're right.
They are trying to argue that biatch is a term of endearment? Gtfoh lolHis lawyers say it was "biatch":
Lawyers arguing for Capitol rioter's release say he called Pelosi a 'biatch,' which is 'less offensive' | CNN Politics
Lawyers for a man photographed sitting at a desk in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office during the January 6 riot at the US Capitol are arguing that he called her a "biatch," not a "b*tch," in calling for his release.
Lawyers for a man photographed sitting at a desk in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office during the January 6 riot at the US Capitol are arguing that he called her a "biatch," not a "b*tch," in calling for his release."This written note, however, says, 'Hey Nancy Bigo was here biatd.' It does not say 'you' or 'b*tch,' " the lawyers for Capitol riot defendant Richard Barnett, known as Bigo, wrote in a court filing filed Friday."Instead of writing the accusatory 'You b*tch' as the government falsely states, it only says 'biatd' and without the word 'you,' " the lawyers added in a footnote. "On information and belief, the 'd' was meant to be two letters, 'c' and 'h' with the 'c' connected to an 'h' to spell the word 'biatch' which is a slang and less offensive word for 'b*tch'."The lawyers also included a link to an online definition of "biatch" as "slang ... used as a term of endearment or disparagement for another person."Barnett is slated to appear in court Tuesday afternoon, where he will argue to a federal judge that he should be released from jail. At a previous hearing, a different judge said he needed to stay detained -- but that ruling came before the appeals court in DC made it harder for the Justice Department to keep Capitol rioters in jail.Barnett has had several verbal outbursts in court in previous hearings, and he made headlines after the Capitol riot for boasting about his interloping. During a March court appearance, he screamed at his attorney and the judge, forcing the largely procedural check-in to wrap up promptly with Barnett pulled off the conference line."You can't keep pushing me out month by month," Barnett said over a videoconference line from jail months ago. "Everybody else who did things much worse are already home!"DC federal Judge Christopher "Casey" Cooper warned Barnett to "listen to your attorneys," who were attempting to stop Barnett from yelling. Barnett, who has been in jail for more than a month, also accused prosecutors of "dragging this out," said he wouldn't agree to appear in court in May and shouted that he needed help.At a previous hearing, Barnett spoke up, saying, "I have some very honest and simple explanations. I am a good man."
Government nonsense! Romero clearly endorsed the far less offensive slang version:
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His lawyers say it was "biatch":
Lawyers arguing for Capitol rioter's release say he called Pelosi a 'biatch,' which is 'less offensive' | CNN Politics
Lawyers for a man photographed sitting at a desk in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office during the January 6 riot at the US Capitol are arguing that he called her a "biatch," not a "b*tch," in calling for his release.
Lawyers for a man photographed sitting at a desk in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office during the January 6 riot at the US Capitol are arguing that he called her a "biatch," not a "b*tch," in calling for his release."This written note, however, says, 'Hey Nancy Bigo was here biatd.' It does not say 'you' or 'b*tch,' " the lawyers for Capitol riot defendant Richard Barnett, known as Bigo, wrote in a court filing filed Friday."Instead of writing the accusatory 'You b*tch' as the government falsely states, it only says 'biatd' and without the word 'you,' " the lawyers added in a footnote. "On information and belief, the 'd' was meant to be two letters, 'c' and 'h' with the 'c' connected to an 'h' to spell the word 'biatch' which is a slang and less offensive word for 'b*tch'."The lawyers also included a link to an online definition of "biatch" as "slang ... used as a term of endearment or disparagement for another person."Barnett is slated to appear in court Tuesday afternoon, where he will argue to a federal judge that he should be released from jail. At a previous hearing, a different judge said he needed to stay detained -- but that ruling came before the appeals court in DC made it harder for the Justice Department to keep Capitol rioters in jail.Barnett has had several verbal outbursts in court in previous hearings, and he made headlines after the Capitol riot for boasting about his interloping. During a March court appearance, he screamed at his attorney and the judge, forcing the largely procedural check-in to wrap up promptly with Barnett pulled off the conference line."You can't keep pushing me out month by month," Barnett said over a videoconference line from jail months ago. "Everybody else who did things much worse are already home!"DC federal Judge Christopher "Casey" Cooper warned Barnett to "listen to your attorneys," who were attempting to stop Barnett from yelling. Barnett, who has been in jail for more than a month, also accused prosecutors of "dragging this out," said he wouldn't agree to appear in court in May and shouted that he needed help.At a previous hearing, Barnett spoke up, saying, "I have some very honest and simple explanations. I am a good man."
Wouldn't his own word just be use?
Yeah, I get that a lawyer has to defend their client but I don't think this is going to fool anyone.
I don't understand the defense strategy here. First he says he's honest, then he immediately follows it with a lie.
It's definitely a term of endearment, that's backed up by the video clip linked in this thread where he said he put a quarter on her desk but, "she isn't fucking worth it".