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Now it's the 'Coutts Two' - Mocha Bezirgan
Now it's the 'Coutts Two' - Mocha Bezirgan
Now it's the 'Coutts Two' - Mocha Bezirgan
Wednesday 7th February 2024
Explore the release of Jerry Morin and Chris Lysak in 'The Coutts Two' episode with Trish Wood and Mocha Bezirgan. Justice, media bias, and political influence.
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Episode Overview
- Jerry Morin and Chris Lysak released after two years in custody.
- Serious charges dropped; minor charges accepted in plea deal.
- Tucker Carlson's advocacy may have influenced the case.
- Discussion on media bias and political influence in legal matters.
- Exploration of broader implications for Canadian democracy and free speech.
'It showed that lawfare is, in my opinion, well and truly in play for people who are charged, arrested and then prosecuted for crimes or alleged crimes that go against the approved political narrative.'
Trish Wood dives into a compelling and controversial story with guest Mocha Bezirgan in this episode of 'Trish Wood is Critical'. The focus is on the recent release of Jerry Morin and Chris Lysak, two of the so-called 'Coutts Four', who had been held in custody for two years without bail. Their release follows a plea deal on minor charges, with the more serious accusation of conspiracy to murder RCMP officers being dropped.
This development raises many questions about the Crown's case and the influence of political and media pressure on legal proceedings. Mocha Bezirgan, who has been covering this story closely, shares his insights on how advocacy from figures like Tucker Carlson might have played a role in this surprising turn of events. The episode explores themes of justice, media bias, and political influence, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in these critical issues.
Trish's empathetic yet tough interview style shines through as she and Mocha discuss the broader implications of this case for Canadian democracy and free speech. Don't miss this eye-opening discussion that challenges conventional narratives and uncovers the complexities behind the headlines.