Family of the Killed Motel Oklahoma City Motela Barry Van Treese told Fox News Digital that they “confident” Richard Glossip will go guilty again after Supreme Court ejected his belief and ordered a new trial.
Sonia Sotomayor’s justice on Tuesday wrote in the majority opinion that “the prosecution violated its constitutional obligation to correct false testimony” in court proceedings against Glossip, who was sentenced and sentenced to death after the 1997 murder. Prosecutors claimed it was a murder scheme.
“The family remains convinced that when this new trial is held, the jury will return the same verdict as in the first two trials: guilty of first -degree murder,” said Derek Van Treese, Barry’s son, in a statement to Fox News Digital, provided a family lawyer, Paul Cassell.
“The issue of the process and proceedings was burned here. The US Supreme Court concluded that a small bite of evidence was to be presented at the trial of Glossip and kept a new trial,” he continued. “Two jurities showed that the problem is not guilty or innocence, Glossip is obviously guilty First degree murder. “
Richard Glossip approved a new trial by the Supreme Court. (Oklahoma repair department via AP)
Derek Van Treese added that “For the last 10,276 days we were waiting for justice for the murder of Barry Van Treese.”
“No matter how difficult it is to start fresh in the case of 28-year-old, I hope that the State Attorney and District Attorney’s Office of the Oklahoma district may begin to show the persistence that our family has shown during this process,” he and he also showed our family, ” said “We pray to show the courage to get politics out of the equation and processing this case as it is, the case of a death penalty, and they do not move the light path of a smaller charge. If the burden cannot be taken over, they should break out and allow someone with the ability and skill needed to process this case so that it could finally rest, once and for all. ”
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The activists against the death gather outside the US Supreme Court in an attempt to prevent the execution of prisoners in Oklahoma Richard Glossip 29. September 2015. (Larry French/Getty Images for Moveon.org)
Don Knight, Glossip’s lawyer, said Associated Press that the Supreme Court’s verdict “was a victory for justice and righteousness in our judicial system.”
“Rich and I opened the decision on the phone this morning, knowing that it would be the moment that changes life,” his wife said in the text message AP after the Supreme Court announcement. “To say that we are overcome by emotions is humble. We are deeply grateful. Today, prayer is truly answered.”
Glossip (62) is currently held in maximum security The State of the State of Oklahoma In McAlester, according to AP.
Lawyer General Oklahoma Lawyer Drummond quoted the news agency that Glossip will remain in custody, and he will now consult with the Oklahom district lawyer about whether he will try again Glossip and whether the state should seek death or less expenses.
Erick Glossip-Hodge, left, daughter of Richard Glossip and Billie Joj Ogden Boyiddle, right, Sister Richard Glossip, listen during a gathering to stop the execution of Richard Glossip, in Oklahoma City, September 2015. (Ap/sue huge)
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“I don’t believe Richard Glossip is innocent,” Drummond added, allegedly, noting that I “assigned several family members Van Treesa and gave them their cordial sadness for the place where they are, where they find themselves.”
Fox News’ Bill Mears contributed to this report.
