| After Jurors
Hear Trevor Milton Doesn't Give a Sh*t
About The Environment, Nikola Questions
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon Maxwell
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COURTHOUSE, Sept 13 – When the
Trevor Milton trial kicked off
for real, AUSA Nick Roos
called Milton a fraudster. His
lawyer Marc Mukasey called the
government's case grotesque.
But the
first witness settled the
matter, at least for now. Paul
Lackey who had worked on the
Nikola 1 described Milton as
involved in the science or the
work, focused on leading other
men in suits around and lying
about the state of preparation
of the vehicles.
Mukasey
and then Ken Caruso objected,
without impact. Overruled,
Judge Ramos said.
As it grew near the end of
trial day break, there had
still been no cross
examination.
The jurors
would go home with this image
in their heads: Trevor Milton
saying, according to Paul
Lackey, "I don't give a sh*t
about the environment, I just
want to make money."
It
was consistent with other,
later developments. Milton
lying about having solar
panels on the Nikola
building's roof, when there
were none.
[Question posed
to Milton on Pearl Street here]
It was
like the United Nations,
though Kurt Wheelock, who
before he was throw out of the
UN had exposed their fake
recycling program when in fact
all the waste mixed together.
The
limousine idling for hours
outside Secretary General
Antonio Guterres' mansion on
Sutton Place, and his
undisclosed weekend jetting to
Lisbon.
Greenwashing, bluewashing, but
all Team Trevor could allege
was Milton- or Nikola-bashing.
The next day they would get to
cross examine Lackey. Kurt
would try to come in early for
that. More on Patreon here.
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