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Evidence is defined as information and events that can be proven

1) Video evidence with corroboration of the information

2) Contemporaneous documentation with corroboration

3) Eye witness testimony with several sources that corroborate the eye witness testimony

4) Probability theory where variables are eliminated to a logical conclusion and a 20 % "luck factor" is added to the process

Anti-Social Personality Disorder

1) Lack Of remorse

2)Frequent lying

3) Lack Of Empathy

4) Superficial Charm

5) Lack Of Positive Emotions

6) Distorted sense of Self

7) Constant source of new sensations

In this episode we profile like writing a script in a movie the back story of the characters involved in "Horse Racing True Crime" up coming true life story narratives. We give over view of the super rich and crime

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Horse trainer Jorge Navarro to serve 5 years, fined $25.8 million (courier-journal.com)

Jorge Navarro, who won seven straight trainers titles at Monmouth Park through 2019, was sentenced by a federal judge to five years in prison for his role in a performance-enhancing drug scandal that rocked the horse racing industry.

Navarro, who pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy in August, was sentenced Friday in Manhattan by federal Judge Mary Kay Vyskocil for being part of a conspiracy to distribute and administer adulterated and misbranded drugs for racehorses. He is scheduled to report to prison in 60 days.

He was also ordered to pay $25.8 million in restitution resulting from his financial gain from the conspiracy. For his career, Navarro’s horses earned some $34.8 million, winning 1,224 races.

Navarro charged in conspiracy charges in case of distribution of 'clenbuterol'

After shattering every single-season training record at the Oceanport racetrack, Navarro & Monmouth Park trainer Jason Servis were the leading figures among 27 indicted after 12 year FBI investigation on 030919
Servis, who trained spiked 19' Kentucky Derby winner Maximum Security,has maintained his innocence & is expected to go on trial sometime next year. Maxium Security was disqualified for interference during the running of the race.

According to a press release by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York:“Navarro operated his doping scheme covertly, importing misbranded clenbuterol that he both used &distributed to others,avoiding explicit discussion of PEDs during telephone calls,& working with others to coordinate the administration of PEDs at times that racing officials would not detect

“Navarro engaged in repeated & persistent efforts to cheat over the course of years, cycling through various sources of supply & pursuing aggressively new means to illegally dope horses.Navarro maintained a flippant attitude towards his dangerous and illegal conduct.Navarro notoriously known in the horse racing world as the Juice Man' to his routine doping kept a pair of customized shoes in his barn with the words JUICE MAN emblazoned.”

In 2017, the New Jersey Racing Commission opted not to suspend Navarro or revoke his license for a controversial video that surfaced online, instead fining him $10,000 and placing him on probation for a year. In the video, shot in a bar at Monmouth Park, Navarro and horse owner Randall Gindi are heard repeatedly using the term “juice,”

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