Nassau, Bahamas — Is Pleasant Bridgewater a free woman?
Breaking details now coming from credible sources in a position to know, have revealed to Bahamas Press, that Pleasant Bridgewater just may have her life back on track and for her, the storm may be over.
BP has been reliably informed that lawyers working on the case may have worked out a deal to have the matter withdrawn before the Supreme Court.
You would recall the matter of extortion was alleged to have been committed following the death of Jett Travolta, the 16-year-old son of John Travolta and Kelly Preston.
Jett died while the Travoltas vacationed at a resort on Grand Bahama. The Bahamian attorney, Pleasant Bridgewater and ambulance driver Tarino Lightbourne have both pleaded not guilty to all charges.
The entire case was hampered following an apparent leak from a member of the jury. Justice Anita Allen then ordered a retrial and dismissed the jury following the revelation.
Our sources said, “We understand key witnesses in the trial may not appear and may have already written to the Attorney General and lead prosecutors in the upcoming trial to not proceed with the high profile case, as they have no interest any longer in the matter. The matter would also save tons of tax dollars and would avoid any further ruin of the Bahamian image around the world.
“If key witnesses fail to appear this would also mean the prosecution has no case and yes you may finally conclude, Pleasant Bridgewater may indeed be a free woman.”
A Bahamian judge had penciled in Sept. 6 2010 as the start date for the retrial, this may no longer be necessary.
I in no ways,shape or form, feel sorry for Pleasant,she should of known better,for someone supposedly experience in Law.
BP.I thought this retrial would have taken place in the USA.
I don’t think Mr. Travolta would like that to happen, beacuse a trial in the USA would open another can of worms.
Wisdom, you are the only one the ball so far, I knew this trial would not come back around, because there are some questions not being asked or answered, and all those who like to play the fool, know the answers, another waste of the people’s time and money, for someone else’s pity selfishness and politics, who is gonna pay this bill?, and the last election court bill?. “US!!!”
Absolutely, if in USA John Travolta may have a bit much to answer. Was he responsible for his own son’s death….there are so many unanswered questions that the Bahamaian officials apparently REFUSED TO INVESTIGATE—THE rich are like teflon when it comes to justice in The Bahamas
THE POOR PEOPLE PAY THE TAXES THE POOR PEOPLE PAY THE RICH PEOPLE BILL AND ONLY THE POOR PEOPLE GO TO JAIL
another example of BAHAMIAN LAW at its best
toltal waste of time……tooo much politics man. we wonder why crime is as it is. rich got free…poor have to kill to get justice….down with the laywers in this damn country
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