Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Pastor Matt Baker indicted

JUSTICE FOR KARI Baptist Pastor Matt Baker has appeared on Hypocrisy Watch before. The Hewitt Texas based former pastor has been under the microscope since 2006 when it is alleged he murdered his wife Kari.

MattBakerThis case is slowly moving through the courts. I never thought he would see justice. Baker stands accused of murdering his wife and making it look like suicide. You can read more about the case at Eyes for lies. Also, Texas Monthly published an investigative piece called The Valley of the Shadow of Death which also offers a good overview of the case. The best source is a blog dedicated to the case called Don’t even get me started.

VERY interesting day at the courthouse yesterday. Not your typical pop-in-and-check-on-records trip in the district clerk's office.

There are some VERY interesting people and businesses on the 100+ witness subpoena applications. But I won't get into those here at this time. If you're wondering if you're on the list, you can email me.

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Baker latest arrest was made possible by “the other woman.”

Baker was arrested on the original charge but those charges were dropped after the district attorney failed to indict Baker within a reasonable time.

A year later Baker was indicted and re-arrested after his then girlfriend came forward with information that led prosecutors to believe they could get an indictment.

I’m plan to follow this case right up until they put the needle in his arm.

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People who think about killing themselves feel like a failure. Maybe she felt like she was failing as a person, teacher, and even thinking she failed as a mother. She might have been a "perfectionist" who just couldn't control being imperfect and the medicine cabinet was her way of escape to sleep, not die. I think Pastor Matt Baker'swifeaccidentally killed herself trying to escape personal anguish that was undeteted by her peers. If he is guilty,then he should be punished under the law. But if this man walked upon his wife in a suicidal state, then society should give him the benefit of the doubt that he did not kill his wife. (I'm someone who has recovered from thoughts of suicide...and continue to redirect my negative thoughts...)
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It's a good thing few other share your opinion. Now Matt can spend the rest of his life in prison where he belongs.
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Arthur Terrance · 786 weeks ago

I believe that this Pastor might be completely innocent and on the otherhand guilty. Iwas thinking about one of the things that people thinking about suicide does is give signs. One ofthose signs is defined in the mood swings of depression. I am speaking from personal experiences about committing suicide.

"Sometimes we are the most happiest person in the crowd. We crave to be love, accepted, and secured. We try to take care of everything, and everyone except ourselves. We have the best answers to solve other's problems. But we just can't figure out the formula for solving our demise. One time I shaved my eyebrows to express my inner anguish"

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