Twin Peaks Shooting Just Got More Suspicious, Waco Cop Appointed as Jury Foreman in Biker Trial

Waco, Texas – The Waco Twin Peaks biker massacre case just took an extremely ominous, and seemingly corrupt turn. A police detective for the Waco Police Department was selected to serve as the head of the 12 person grand jury, which is likely to decide who gets indicted in the case.
Detective James Head, a 26-year police veteran, was wearing his police badge and pistol when he was sworn in Wednesday, according to the Waco Tribune-Herald.
When asked by the Waco Tribune-Herald if he had played a role in the Twin Peaks investigation, Head responded, “Not really.” With Head going on to admit that his selection was kind of “unusual.”
The extreme conflict of interest shown by the selection of Head to the grand jury – let alone serve as its foreman, reveals a blatant disregard for even the appearance of legitimacy in this case.

“This has created a whole lot of problems for both sides of the bar in McLennan County, and for anyone one going in front of a grand jury and expecting to get a fair shake out of the grand jury,” said Bob Gill, a Fort Worth attorney representing two of the bikers. “This detective is going to know and be familiar with a lot of the people involved in the cases and the facts of a lot those cases. There’s an inherent conflict with anything that comes in front of that grand jury, at this point.”

The implications resulting from this decision are huge, as 177 bikers being charged with engaging in organized crime in the first-degree and facing life in prison as a result of the Twin Peaks massacre on May 17, which left 9 dead and 18 wounded.

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