Detective David Phelan 0493/agency OCSO Deputy Sheriff was the arresting officer he read John his Miranda Rights. About 4:45 into the police interrogation video tape Detective Phelan pulled out a card and appeared to be reading John his Miranda Rights from it, he did not read John his Miranda Rights in its entirely. It was read in pieces, and parts were omitted. John's Constitutional Rights Fifth Amendment were violated to avenge and appease the decease wealthy family, John's police transcripts has about 300 inaudible statements (statements recorded from the police interrogation taped interview) yet the police interrogation tape(CD)was given to Mrs. Dobbs from John's public attorney Catherine Chien is very clear. Detective.Phelan committed perjury at the Adversary Preliminary Hearing pg.57 line 13, Question: "Okay. And before you interviewed him did you Mirandize him? line 14, Answer: " Yes, I did, line 15, Question:" And you read him all his rights"? line 16, Answer: " Yes, I did "
John Dobbs lawyer up 23:29
Detective Talton: did not stop interrogating John after he lawyer up 24:03
Detective David Phelan: Your in a parking lot you guys get involved in a fight, you bring out a knife 1:08:36
Detective David Phelan:"You introduce a weapon into a fist fight," 1:14:13
Detective David Phelan:"You get into a fight with 4 guys they get the better of you, you pull your knife and get to work" 1:14:50
Detective David Phelan: said “ You sound pretty convincing to me 1:19:15
John asked Allison CSI “ Have you ever heard of anything like this 1:22:28
You have the right to remain silent and refuse to answer any questions, anything you do say may be used against you in the court of law, you have the right to consult an attorney before speaking to the police and have an attorney present during questioning now or in the future, if you cannot afford an attorney one will be appointed for you before any questioning if you wish, and if you decide to answer questions now without an attorney present you will still have the right to stop answering at any time until you talk to an attorney.
