Poolhouse returns to the airwaves for a deeper investigation into not only the tragic death of , but the growing mysteries surrounding the investigation itself. Responding directly to critics who accuse him of defending the heinous crimes that David Burke is accused of, Poolhouse makes clear that his position is simple: true justice requires hearing the entire case before rushing to judgment — and the defense has not yet even presented its side.
Through a critical examination of recent prosecutorial filings, the show explores the known facts, unanswered questions, and troubling inconsistencies surrounding the relationship between and Celeste Hernandez.
The D4vD #3 and #4 also begin unpacking emerging reports regarding management connections, public narratives, and the information that remains absent from public view, as Here Comes the Backklash continues its uncompromising search for the whole story.
CASE NOTES:
Deputy DA Beth Silverman’s Preliminary Hearing Evidential Roadmap
Robert Morgenroth “overheard by reporters” explaining why he was called to testify – Poolhouse believes this was a damage control leak to give Morgenroth cover for his appearance:
Beth Silverman confronts Rob Morgenroth’s attorney, Evan Jeness, about the “missing witness” she also represents:
Keep in mind that when the case began, we only heard about Josh Marshall being the manager of D4vd. Marshall claimed to “work remotely” and be unconnected from the case.
It wasn’t until Morgenroth appeared in court that his name appeared in reporting. Although I should note that the D4vd sleuths over at reddit had been floating his name from the jump.
Poolhouse:
