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The Government’s Sole Witness Just Sank the Reflecting Pool Case (w/ Ryan Reilly)

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The Government’s Sole Witness Just Sank the Reflecting Pool Case (w/ Ryan Reilly)
The Bulwark
The Bulwark1 hrs ago
The Government’s Sole Witness Just Sank the Reflecting Pool Case (w/ Ryan Reilly)
The Justice Department's case against Olympic canoeist David Hearn may have a major problem and it comes from the government's own witness.
Case Against Olympian Looks As Murky As Reflecting Pool
Case Against Olympian Looks As Murky As Reflecting Pool  New York Magazine
The Guardian
The Guardian8 hrs ago
Witness says Lincoln Memorial pool was damaged before alleged vandalism
Former Olympic canoeist Davey Hearn’s lawyers say testimony undermines felony charge A witness in the case against a former Olympic canoeist accused of vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool testified that the area of the pool liner was already damaged and would have required repairs regardless of David “Dave
Green Slime Pool Case Witness Makes Bombshell Admission
Kevin Dietsch / Getty Images A key witness in the case against a former Olympian charged with vandalism at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool admitted that the landmark was already damaged—and would have needed thousands of dollars’ worth of repairs anyway. The president spent months hyping his renovations of the fa
DOJ’s Own Witness Upends Reflecting Pool “Vandalism” Case
The Department of Justice’s own witness is undermining its case against David Hearn, the former Olympic canoeist charged with vandalizing and damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. According to court documents, a grand jury witness for the government said that the pool was damaged before Hearn even approached i
Newsweek
Newsweek15 hrs ago
Witness in Reflecting Pool Case Said It Was Already Damaged: Lawyer
Prosecutors need to show at least $1,000 in damage attributable to the defendant, court filings say.
NBC News
NBC News🏁 first to report1 days ago
Witness in Reflecting Pool case conceded damage before canoeist touched water
The only grand jury witness in a case against a former Olympic canoeist accused of tampering with the Reflecting Pool testified that the area was already damaged and would have required repairs regardless, lawyers said in a court filing on Monday.