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In this episode of Peebles for the People: Michael Bohrer was the last of the three new suspects to testify at the evidentiary hearing. During his testimony, Bohrer had an emotional breakdown after being asked about Heidi Allen. Gary Thibodeau’s defense team believed they had him on the verge of a confession, but Judge King stopped Bohrer’s testimony and allowed him to take a break. King went on to rebuke defense attorney Lisa Peebles for asking accusatory questions, and labeled Bohrer as merely a gentleman with a concern. But the revelations about Bohrer’s violent past toward women couldn’t be ignored, even prosecutor Greg Oakes said that put a pit in his stomach. This episode also includes: never before heard audio of Bohrer talking with his friends about Heidi, and a conversation between Bohrer and I.
Bohrer Criminal Disposition Milwaukee (4 Pages)
Bohrer’s Typed Notes (12 Pages)
Bohrer’s Typed Notes 2 (14 Pages)
Bohrer’s Typed Notes 3 (17 Pages)
Court Letter 11-24 (2 Pages)
FBI Interview of Bohrer (2 Pages)
Handwritten Notes (1 Page)
Handwritten Notes 2 (4 Pages)
Handwritten Notes 3 (3 Pages)
Jan. 13, 2015 (210 Pages)
Mar. 27, 2015 (221 Pages)
Michael Bohrer Testimony (173 Pages)
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In this episode of Sunny in PHX, Charlie Erling and Mitch Krmpotich discuss the Suns’ draft strategy over the past few years and how that will impact this season.
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