If you are low on brain cells, let me help. The 2018 Pennsylvania Grand Jury report ... on Cipolla ... was much different than the 2016 report of Randy Engel. That 2018 report proved the 2016 Engel to be a lie. After all, the detective in charge expressly spoke of how Cipolla was not arrested and how the "magistrate went along with" the conclusion of five suited gentlemen whom the detective said basically ignored him.
The fact that the Cipolla Case had zero physical evidence to present to a magistrate consisted and the Diane Thompson's eldest son had no corroborating witnesses to confirm any allegations existed in sole detective of that 1978 case mentioning that he only believed that Cipolla was guilty, because the detective believed that no 12 year child would ever lie to a police officer.
That one 12 year child's words which had NO CORROBORATING witness attached to it and no physical "evidentiary support" to confirm anything spoken by the 12 year old child was the detective's sole case.
Go refer to the 2018 report. There was zero mention of any semen evidence in the Cipolla case. Moreover, the way in which Randy Engel described ... very falsely ... how Cipolla's DNA was positively identified was a sick joke.
Firstly, a hospital in 1978 did NOT do any police-related DNA the testing. A forensics lab did. And the DNA test results did not pop-up in 3 hours or even 3 days. The average amount of time it took a DNA test to be completed was 52 days. Randy Engel's 2016 article really is a list of wall-to-wall lies.
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Before all else, you need to learn the following things through concurrence and confirmation. The blue blocks of information below are my way of saying, "I told you so." Those blocks of 2026 confirm as TRUE that which I stated back in 2016, 2017, etc.
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specifically, Cipolla was served with a Summary Notice to appear at a
Probable Cause Hearing, on August 28, 1978. Yet the 1978 journalist
described the Summary Notice as an indictment. The incompetent
journalist of 1978 described it as an arrest.
The
reason why a Probable Caused Hearing was scheduled was because the
police had no evidence against Cipolla, and therefore, the police could
not file a police criminal complaint, otherwise known as a Police
Affidavit.
If there existed the evidence that Diane Thompson and her
then-twelve old son claimed that there was, Cipolla would have been
placed in handcuffs without being summoned to an August 28th, 1978
hearing. Therefore ====>
The
truth is that the scheduled August 28th hearing was to see if there
were due cause to file an indictment against Cipolla, in the first
place. The hearing was to see if he was going to be arrested. No
arrest transpired.
Below is a timeline consensus, from AI
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review, in order to prevent air-headed misunderstanding: The 1978
Cipolla Case lasted 34 days, and there was NO ARREST. There was only a
scheduled PROBABLE CAUSE HEARING, and such hearings were designed to
discern if whether or not there were cause to file charges in the first
place. The August 1978 hearing was cancelled an hour or so before it started, by Diane Thompson, herself.
The
34 day time span is pivotal to note, because, in 1978, it took
approximately 52 days for the results of a seminal fluid test to be
issued by any lab. There was NO POSITIVE seminal fluid evidence
involved in 1978 Cipolla case, at all.
Concerning Diane Thompson's false claim about semen in 1978, even if there were such a thing found on Tucker, the test results would not have come before the August 28th Probable Cause. And if there were evidence found, then there would have no probable cause hearing needed in August of 1978:
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as much, Diane Thompson lied ... yet again. Randy Engel was stupid
enough to have believed her ... yet again. There was no seminal fluid
report in the 1978 Cipolla Case, and there was none in the 1989 Tim
Bendig Case, concerning a Tim Bendig who was repeatedly accused of being
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