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Turner had called me first. I returned his phone call and left a message. This is the message, obviously, that he notes I left on April 3rd... which is AFTER he claims at trial that I came to the station. He is simply trying to make his "substantiation section" into an alleged confession. Notice with every notation is a date EXCEPT in the this substantiation which doesn't require a date which comes BEFORE the phone call. Also... notice that there is NO mention whatsoever of my presence at the police station even until he makes this statement at trial! Anyhow... Turner calls me back and asks me to come down to the station which I did either on Thursday, April 5th or Friday the 6th. I waited in the front of the station until Turner came out of the door on the left as you face the dispatch area. I was taken to a room right there on your right as you walk through this door which he came out. It was a small interrogation room. I sat in the back left corner facing the door and Turner sat on the other side. He threatened to basically ruin my life and Leslie's with the charges as leverage saying I had enough time already to give him the information he wanted which was a list of 10 names of people from around the Manor, information about Michael's Father Brian who he said was cooking meth and statements on Michael Whitener and Charlie Jenkins. He told me he had to clear his case load and this was my last chance. It got pretty heated in there until I'd finally had enough and told him that he was either going to arrest me or let me go... I'd had enough. He just kept on and on until I told him to charge me, let me go or it was going to get physical. He ended up letting me go and walking me out to the lobby. He told me that he was the cop and I was the criminal. I do what he says and play by his rules. That was the last time that I spoke to him about the case or anything besides asking him to leave us alone. He popped his head in the day Leslie and I were arrested and said he'd be back to speak to me but he never returned. He spoke to me in court a few times directly threatening me to take a plea bargain and he showed up at my door once looking to supbeona Leslie before the trial. He asked me why I was doing this... which I thought was seriously odd considering he was falsely accusing me of not only committing this crime, but also of confessing to it. It's as if he thinks that he is completely in the right! He is so mentally delusional that he actually believes I did it or that he is right in all that he has done. He's a disgrace to justice, his position and the police force.
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