WORD HAS REACHED THE BLOGGER THAT A NUMBER OF LOCAL JAGOFF ATTORNEYS, ONE AND ALL MEMBERS IN GOOD STANDING IN THE MEDINA COUNTY BAR & POCKPOCKET ASSN., HAVE BEEN SCURRYING THROUGH THE HALLS OF THE MEDINA COUNTY COURTHOUSE, MOSQUE & RAILROAD STATION JUST LIKE RATS ABANDONING A SINKING SHIP.
ACCORDING TO AN INFORMED SOURCE, CORRUPT MEDINA COUNTY PROSECUTOR DINO HOEMAN AND HIS GRAVE-ROBBING CRONIES INVOLVED IN THE MASSIVE FRAUD SCHEME HAVE BEEN RIFLING THROUGH OLD RECORDS, STORED IN THE ARCHIVES, LOOKING FOR A WAY TO WIGGLE OUT OF THE FIX IN WHICH THEY NOW FIND THEMSELVES.
THE OBVIOUS WAY, IN THE USUAL AND CUSTOMARY MANNER INTIMATELY FAMILIAR TO CORRUPT MEDINA COUNTY PROSECUTOR DINO HOEMAN, IS TO SIMPLY CHANGE THE RECORDS (AS HE'S DONE IN THE PAST IN COMPLICITY WITH DONNA GARRITY, "WEASELPECKER" COLLIER'S COURT REPORTER, PARAMOUR, MISTRESS, AND MAIN SQUEEZE) OR, IN THE ALTERNATIVE, TO MAKE THOSE RECORDS DISAPPEAR (JUST AS HOEMAN MAKES DISCOVERABLE EVIDENCE FAVORABLE TO DEFENDANTS JUST "DISAPPEAR" BEFORE "TRIAL").
THE MEDINA COUNTY PROSECUTION OF CAROL GROSS IS ILLUSTRATIVE OF DINO HOEMAN'S PRACTICE OF MAKING EVIDENCE FAVORABLE TO A DEFENDANT DISAPPEAR LIKE MAGIC!
The Gross family experienced a house fire, resulting in the total loss of their home. Prior to the fire, Mrs. Gross had gone to the Get-Go gasoline service station, located at the Giant Eagle Supermarket with a voucher for 30 free gallons of gasoline. After filling the primary family vehicle with gasoline, Mrs. Gross went to her home and returned with empty gasoline cans to claim the balance of the free gasoline, with the full agreement of the manager. Mrs. Gross claimed the balance of the gasoline, intended to be used in the auto of their oldest daughter and, returning to her home, placed the filled gasoline cans in her driveway. She then left home and proceeded to run additional errands.
Mrs. Gross was interviewed by Wadsworth Police and agreed to a polygraph examination. Wadsworth police conveyed her to the Ohio Highway Patrol Post where a State Trooper administered the polygraph examination. At the conclusion of the polygraph examination, the examiner left the room never to return. Based upon his personal law enforcement experience, the blogger finds it highly unusual that the examiner never returned to reveal the results to Mrs. Gross and suggests to him that she showed no deception during the examination. Otherwise, the examiner would have confronted her about a failure.
Mrs. Gross stated that she remained alone in the examination room for approximately 30 minutes. Thereafter, the Wadsworth police detective and fire marshal entered the room, told her that she had failed the polygraph, pressuring her to admit that she deliberately set the fire. Mrs. Gross protested her innocence and was returned to Wadsworth.
Mrs. Gross stated that there was “no way” she failed the polygraph examination because she did not set the fire, which she attributed to a faulty kitchen stove.
On a subsequent date, Mrs. Gross, her husband, and her oldest daughter were interviewed jointly at the Wadsworth Police Department. The interview was videotaped. During the interview both Mr. & Mrs. Gross related events of the date of the fire, including the fact and manner in which they had obtained the free gasoline at the Get-Go station, found in the driveway of the Gross residence at the time of the fire.
Mrs. Gross was later indicted by the Medina County Grand jury on arson-related charges. Mrs. Gross’ attorney requested discovery from the State. According to Mrs. Gross, the Medina County Prosecutor’s Office claimed the results of her polygraph examination (likely to exonerate her) had been “lost.”
Moreover, according to Mrs. Gross, there was an inordinate delay between the date of her discovery demand and the occasion upon which the State produced a copy of the videotaped joint interview of the three Gross family members at the Wadsworth Police Department. Her attorney called Mrs. Gross to his office to review the copy of the videotape of the interview produced by the State. Mrs. Gross stated that the dialogue concerning the circumstances surrounding her acquisition of the gasoline from the Get-Go station had been deleted from the copy of the interview produced by the State.
She suspects that the State intends to allege that she withheld this information from investigators in order to impugn her integrity and truthfulness at trial.
THIS IS BUT ONE EXAMPLE OF THE MANNER IN WHICH CORRUPT MEDINA COUNTY PROSECUTOR DINO HOEMAN MAKES EVIDENCE FAVORABLE TO A DEFENDANT SIMPLY VANISH, CONTRARY TO LAW!
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