I'm no FBI interrogator, but I have done a bit of research on how to tell if people are lying, as well as NLP, and eye movements, and while watching that Patience Carter re-construct her story I can see that she's doing a lot of looking to her left - auditory remembered (remembering a script) - looking up to the left - visually constructed (trying to imagine herself in the situation). And I also saw some looking down and to the right, which would suggest she had this internal dialogue going.
By the way, I'm assuming she's right handed since she's holding the microphone with her right hand.
Quoting: Floyd Gondolli The script is the same for all of them. And they were not even in the same bathroom because they weren't even there to begin with. They couldn't have been. The holes weren't even punched into the woman's bathroom. Nobody could have escaped from the woman's bathroom.
Anyone who said they went into the bathrooms would have run right past one of two exits.
They lie therefore they are all lying.
The place wasn't even registered and I doubt it was even open for business.
State registration expired 12/31/13
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Most of the "dead" were from Puerto Rico and some of them or their family members were facing prison terms.
50% rule:
Jorge Bustamante was inside the funeral home but joined the crowd on the sidewalk outside when he could no longer bear the sadness inside.
“I couldn’t walk up to him,” said Bustamante, who previously worked with Jorge-Reyes at Gucci. “This was a tough experience.”
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Felonies of the third degree are the least serious types of felonies in Florida, punishable by up to five years in prison and a fine of up to $5,000. If lawmakers fail to designate the punishment for or degree of a felony, then the crime is punishable as a third degree felony. (Fla. Stat. §§ 775.081, 775.082, 775.083.)
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STATE OF FLORIDA - VS - DRAYTON,
DEONKA DEIDRA Criminal Felony Closed 07/05/1983 Mark S Blechman 06/05/2015
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STATE OF FLORIDA - VS - DRAYTON,
DEONKA DEIDRA Criminal Felony Reclosed 07/05/1983 Mark S Blechman 02/25/2014
Bustamante's cousin's (Santos Rodriquez) case was suddenly dropped saving him $15,000 and a man named Jorge Bustamante is running a GoFundMe page for his "dead" cousin that is at around $15,000 now.
Deonka's case was magically "transferred" and there is no more information on it and no more activity on the case. And it's been a year now. For someone who should be in prison all this time she found a way to go clubbing. These were drug trafficking charges and cocaine possession.
