@brandymc80: Here’s the timeline I see: (Chat GPT) * Defendant indicted: February 21, 2025 * Arraignment set: April 30, 2025 * Defense attorney appointed: May 1, 2025 * Discovery exchanged by both sides. * Defense filed a motion to continue on July 18, 2025 (“D001-CONTINUE FILED”). * The court granted it the same day and moved the settlement docket from July to September. * Multiple defense attorneys later withdrew: * Amanda Rae Tello withdrew in October 2025. * William Glenn Mathews withdrew in December 2025. * Meghan Wynn appears as defense counsel afterward. * Discovery continued to be exchanged through December 2025. * Several settlement dockets were reset: * July 23, 2025 → September 24, 2025 * September 24, 2025 → December 17, 2025 * December 17, 2025 → March 25, 2026 * March 25, 2026 → May 20, 2026 * Then the May 13, 2026 order continued the case again to July 8, 2026. From the docket, the most likely factors are: 1. Changes in defense counsel. Two attorneys withdrew during the case. New attorneys often need additional time to review discovery and prepare. 2. Ongoing discovery. Discovery filings continued months after the indictment. 3. Settlement/plea negotiations. The case was repeatedly placed on a “Settlement Docket” rather than immediately scheduled for trial, suggesting negotiations may have been ongoing. 4. Court scheduling. Sometimes cases are reset simply because the court’s calendar is full or another matter takes priority. One thing that stands out is that the July 2025 continuance clearly originated from the defense (“D001-CONTINUE FILED”). After that, the repeated resets and attorney withdrawals suggest the case was still being worked toward resolution rather than moving directly to trial. @SARAH!!!! @꧁🌼ღ𝓜𝓲𝓼𝓼𝔂︎ღ🌼꧂ @🫦🫦Tolley🫦🫦 @You Can Call Me Rhonda @Bama26 @NOVAS BACKUP🍺🚲🐾🫂

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