Sept. 15, 2026
The Prosecutors Who Just Won Asked Their Own Judge to Step Down, Celeste Rivas Hernandez's Parents File Suit, and No Jury in Largo
Judge London Kite has refused to step aside from Shanna Gardner's murder case after both prosecutors and Kirsten Bridegan — the widow of victim Jared Bridegan — filed motions asking her to disqualify herself. Kite ruled both legally insufficient without addressing the factual allegations. The dispute began when Gardner's defense sought Kirsten Bridegan's cellphone; Kite initially denied the request, then ordered her to surrender it after an ex parte meeting with Gardner's attorneys that neither prosecutors nor Bridegan's lawyers attended. When she refused, Kite initiated indirect criminal contempt proceedings during Mario Fernandez Saldana's trial. The Fifth District Court of Appeal has stayed the order. Prosecutors wrote that Kite's conduct "created the appearance that matters involving Kirsten Bridegan, a material prosecution witness and constitutional crime victim, had been prejudged." Gardner has pleaded not guilty; her trial is set for May 2027. Also: the parents of Celeste Rivas Hernandez have filed a wrongful death suit naming David Anthony Burke, his mother and his managers. And in Largo, Florida, Tomasz Kosowski's capital trial continues with no defense counsel and no jury.
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Calaroga Shark Media. Good morning. This is Daily Crime and
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Justice from Calaroga Media, powered by AI. I'm Garrett Fisher.
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It's Tuesday, September 15th, 2026. We told you yesterday we
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would be on the Largo trial every day this week,
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so that is where we start. A plastic surgeon is
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defending himself against a first-degree murder charge with no lawyer,
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no jury, and none of the motions his own attorneys
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filed in a case where the state of Florida is
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asking a judge to have him executed. In Los Angeles,
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the parents of Celeste Rivas Hernandez have sued, not just
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the man charged with killing their 14-year-old daughter. They have
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also sued his mother and his managers, and the theory
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is that the adults around him should have protected her.
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And in Jacksonville, something happened in the Jared Bridegan case
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that I have genuinely never seen before. His widow asked
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a judge to step down. So did the prosecutors. The
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same prosecutors who just won a first-degree murder conviction in
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that judge's courtroom asked her to remove herself from the case.
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She said no to both of them. Let's get into it.
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Stephen Causey was 41 years old. He was an attorney.
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On March 21st, 2023, he walked into his office building
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wearing a red sweater, stepped away from his desk to
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use the restroom, and was never seen again. His body
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has never been found. He was representing a client in
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a billing dispute against a plastic surgeon named Tomasz Kasowski.
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Kasowski is 47, Ivy League educated, and by the account
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of people in his field, was once regarded as a
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pioneer in reconstructive surgery. He is pleaded not guilty to
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first-degree murder, and he is presumed innocent. Prosecutors are seeking
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the death penalty. His trial began yesterday in Pinellas County,
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and since I told you the outline Monday, let me
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give you what the state actually says it has, because
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it is substantially more than I laid out. Investigators say
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surveillance video shows a man arriving at Kazi's office building
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in a pickup truck, going inside carrying a backpack, gloves,
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and a large box. Two hours later, the same man
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comes out wearing a different outfit, pulling a large cart
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with something on top of it. Police say they found
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blood in the restroom of that office. They say Kazi's
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DNA was in the trunk of Kosowski's vehicle. And when
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they arrested him, according to court records, they recovered a
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bloodied ballistic vest, duct tape, a paralyzing agent, syringes containing sedatives,
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brass knuckles, a taser, and roughly $ 300, 000 in cash. Those
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are allegations. None of it has been proven. And starting yesterday,
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one man in a black robe is the only person
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who will ever weigh it. Because here is the thing
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that makes this trial unlike any other in the country
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right now. Kosowski fired his lawyers. He waived his right
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to a jury twice, once for guilt and once for
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the penalty phase, which Florida requires separately because the state
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considers that decision that serious. He withdrew the motions to
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suppress evidence his own attorneys had filed, and he withdrew
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every motion challenging the death penalty. Judge Joseph Boulogne did
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not make this easy for him. The transcript of that
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exchange is worth hearing. Boulogne asked whether he understood his
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attorneys were experts in death penalty law. Kosowski said yes.
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Boulogne asked whether he understood that maybe he was not.
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Kosowski said yes. Bologna asked whether he still wanted to
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represent himself at a hearing about excluding the death penalty
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from his own case. Kosowski said yes. And then he said,
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I move that we strike them all. Bologna had told
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him something else that I keep thinking about. He told
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him that like a lawyer, he now had to decide
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what was in a client's best interest and that the
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only way the court could accept a jury waiver was
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if Kosowski told him he believed it was in his
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own best interest. So this man had to stand up
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and certify that giving away a jury in a capital
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case was good for him. And when Bologna asked why,
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he said, I really have to answer that. And the
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judge let it go. A profile published this week added
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a detail that stayed with me. It reported that when
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Bologna asked why he wanted to represent himself, Kosowski smirked.
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It also reported this. And it is the contradiction at
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the center of everything. Kosowski has asserted in court that
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he does not have a death wish, and he has
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also told a judge he wants nothing presented that might
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weigh against his execution. I am not going to try
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to square those two things, because I do not think
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they can be squared, and I am not qualified to try.
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What I will say is what I said yesterday. A
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judge who has watched this man for three years has
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found him competent, and that judge knows more than I do.
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A competent adult is allowed to make catastrophic choices about
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his own life. and a system that let judges override
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that would be worse than the one we have. The
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court did leave one door open. Jane McNeil, one of
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his former attorneys, was appointed to remain on standby in
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case he changes his mind. And Boulogne said that at
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the end of the guilt phase, he would check again
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whether Kosowski wants to keep representing himself. So if there
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is a conviction, there is one more moment where somebody
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asks him. One practical note about how this trial will run.
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There is no jury. so there is nobody to send
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out of the room. Objections get argued in front of
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the person deciding the case. There is no jury selection,
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no opening statement aimed at 12 strangers, and no instructions
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at the end. That is why this is expected to
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move quickly. Stephen Causey was 41. He was doing the
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most ordinary thing a lawyer does in this country, which
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is represent a client in a lawsuit. His family has
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never had a body to bury. And there is one
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more thing about a case with no body that is
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worth understanding because it is going to come up all week.
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Florida does not require a body to prove murder. It
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never has. What the state has to establish is that
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a person is dead and that the defendant caused it.
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And that can be built entirely out of circumstances. The
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last known movements, the forensic traces, the motive. The absence
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of any innocent explanation for a man vanishing from a
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bathroom in the middle of a workday and never touching
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a bank account again. Those cases are hard, and they
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are winnable. And in this one, the defendant just removed
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every procedural obstacle the state would ordinarily have to climb over.
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We will be on this one every day. Someone has
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to say his name. Celeste Hernandez was 14 years old.
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She was from Lake Elsinore, California. On Sunday, she would
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have turned 16. Her parents, Mercedes Martinez and Jesus Rivas,
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marked that birthday by releasing a new photograph of her
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and asking publicly that the man charged with killing her
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face the death penalty. And last week, through their attorney
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Patrick Steinfeld, they filed a 20-page wrongful death lawsuit in
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Los Angeles County Superior Court. The defendant is David Anthony Burke.
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who is 21 and performs under a stage name stylized
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with numbers. He has pleaded not guilty in the criminal
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case to first-degree murder with special circumstances, to one count
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of continuous sexual abuse of a child under the age
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of 14, and to one count of unlawful mutilation of
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human remains. A judge ordered him to stand trial in July.
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He is presumed innocent of all of it. As always
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on this show, I am not going to walk you
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through the evidence in that case. Nothing about what was
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done to a 14-year-old girl is content, and if you
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want it, it is available elsewhere. The civil suit is
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a different thing, and it is worth understanding. It alleges
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wrongful death, battery, sexual battery, childhood sexual assault, assault, false imprisonment,
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human trafficking, and intentional infliction of emotional distress. It claims
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the relationship began in November of 2023, when Celeste was 13.
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It seeks unspecified damages, punitive damages, and legal fees. All
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of that is an allegation. A complaint is a document
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one side writes. Nothing in it has been tested. Now
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here is the part that makes this legally interesting, and
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it is the part the coverage is mostly skipping. The
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suit does not stop at Burke. It also names his
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mother and his managers. And it accuses them of negligence,
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alleging that the adults and professionals around him helped facilitate
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a relationship with a child and failed to protect her
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over more than a year. That is the real reach
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of this filing, and it is the claim I will
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be watching. Because a negligence claim against a manager or
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a family member requires establishing that they owed a duty,
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that they knew or should have known, and that they
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could have acted. That is a genuinely hard case to make,
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and it is also the only mechanism in American law
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that ever forces the people around a powerful young man
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to answer for what they saw and did nothing about.
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We have watched this argument play out in the music
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industry before, and in gymnastics, and in the Catholic Church.
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The person who did the harm is one defendant. The
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structure that kept them insulated is a much harder one,
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and usually a much more consequential one. Two practical points,
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and then the thing that matters. First, this civil case
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is almost certainly not going anywhere for a long time.
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When a defendant faces a capital eligible murder charge, courts
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routinely stay civil proceedings because a defendant cannot be deposed
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without surrendering his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination. Expect this
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to sit on a shelf until the criminal case is resolved. Second,
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there is a tension worth naming out loud. Two weeks ago,
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David Burke told a Los Angeles court he could not
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afford a lawyer, and a judge found him indigent and
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appointed the public defender. Testimony in his own case put
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his career earnings above $ 10 million. Celeste's family has said
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publicly they believe he is not broke and that the
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money is sitting in corporations. A civil suit is one
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of the few tools that can actually find out. Civil
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discovery reaches financial records that a criminal court never looks at.
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If there are assets in an LLC somewhere, this is
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the proceeding that finds them. And I want to say
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one more thing, carefully. The family is publicly calling for
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the death penalty and simultaneously suing for money. I have
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seen people online treat that as a contradiction. It is not.
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Those are two entirely different systems with two entirely different purposes,
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and a family is allowed to use both. The district
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attorney has not decided whether to seek capital punishment. That
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decision is his, not theirs, and it will not be
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affected by a civil filing. What the lawsuit does say
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in the language of the complaint is that the conduct
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alleged was extreme and outrageous and exceeded all bounds of
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decency tolerated in a civilized community. That is not a
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rhetorical flourish. It is the legal standard for intentional infliction
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of emotional distress, and it is what a plaintiff has
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to prove. Celeste Rivas Hernandez was 14, Her parents waited
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more than a week after she was found before anyone
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could confirm it was her. On Sunday, they put out
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a new picture of their daughter because she would have
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been 16. There is one more thing in this filing
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worth flagging, and it is small and it is awful.
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The complaint states that after her remains were found, her
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parents had to wait more than a week before anyone
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could give them a positive identification. That is what the
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emotional distress claim is actually about, not a legal abstraction.
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Eight days of two people in Lake Elsinore not being
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told for certain whether the child they were looking for
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had been found. Burke is due back in criminal court
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on October 19th. Someone has to say her name, and
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it is hers, not his. When we come back, a
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murder victim's widow and the prosecutors who won the case
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both ask the same judge to leave. Jared Breidgen was 33.
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In February of 2022, he dropped his twins at their
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mother's house in Jacksonville Beach and was shot to death
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on a dark street while his two-year-old daughter sat in
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the back seat. On August 26th, a jury convicted Mario
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Fernandez-Saldana of first-degree murder and solicitation to commit a capital felony.
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Shauna Gardner, Breidgen's ex-wife and Fernandez-Saldana's wife, has pleaded not
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guilty and goes to trial in 2027. She is presumed innocent.
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Henry Tenen, the man the state says pulled the trigger,
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has pleaded not guilty and is presumed innocent. And now
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the case has turned into something I have not seen before.
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Back in July, Shana Gardner's defense attorneys asked Judge London
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Kite to order Kirsten Breidegen, the victim's widow, to hand
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over her cell phone. Their theory was that she had
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been in contact with other witnesses and with prosecutors, and
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they wanted the data. Both prosecutors and Kirsten Bridegan's own
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attorneys objected. Their argument was that she is not a
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suspect in anything. She is a victim, and under Marzi's law,
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which is written into the Florida Constitution, crime victims are
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guaranteed fairness, privacy, and due process. Kite denied the request
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at first. Then she met with Gardner's attorneys privately. Neither
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the prosecutors nor Kirsten Bridegan's lawyers were permitted to attend.
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And after that meeting, Kite reversed herself and ordered Kirsten
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Breedigan to surrender her phone to a forensic firm hired
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by the defense team of the woman accused of arranging
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her husband's murder. She refused. On the fifth day of
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Fernandez Saldana's murder trial, in the middle of testimony, Kite
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learned that the order had not been complied with. She
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stopped the trial. She called attorneys in by Zoom. Gardner's
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lawyers sought criminal contempt, and according to reporting, the court
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was prepared to have the widow arrested. Kirsten Breidegen's attorneys
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filed an emergency petition with Florida's 5th District Court of
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Appeal that same day, and the appellate court stayed it.
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