
Breaking Down The Ashley Benefield Verdict With Bob Motta
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Defense Attorney Bob Motta dives deep into the complexities of the case, questioning the denial of a stand-your-ground defense and the omission of critical evidence. Could past abuse have clouded Ashley’s perception of danger that fateful day? Or was it all part of a calculated plan to escape a controlling husband? With appeals looming and unsettling details about both parties, this case leaves us wondering: Where does the truth lie in the tragedy of Ashley Benefield?
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