How much worse do you need to be that a lawyer refuses to defend you even before starting?
Thursday, 13 Mar 2025
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> In 2001, he defended Bin Laden, saying the terrorist shouldn’t be prosecuted as he was unable to defend himself properly as he was not in the US at the time.
>Mr Ricco defended Bin Laden’s associates, including Mohamed Odeh, who was convicted of plotting bomb attacks on US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania. Mr Ricco’s defence helped Odeh avoid the death penalty and receive a life sentence instead.
Related Article: [https://www.standard.co.uk/lifestyle/who-was-p-diddy-lawyer-why-quit-b1212933.html](https://www.standard.co.uk/lifestyle/who-was-p-diddy-lawyer-why-quit-b1212933.html) . Dude gave up even before it started and was quoted saying: “under no circumstances can I continue”. Diddy did something so worse that it made the lawyer who has lectured on stopping the death penalty refuse to fight his case. Damned.
Fun fact for the day:
The cops found 784 dildos in Diddy’s house.
The average length of a commercial dildo is 20.3cm.
Which gives us a Diddy Dildo Distance (DDD) just shy of 160m (159.15m).
Now if we take Usain Bolt’s records in the 100 and 200m and average them out, it would take Usain Bolt about 17 seconds to sprint the entirety of one DDD.
That alone speaks volumes to the facts of the case.
It’s probably he thought the case was unwinnable but with OBL he saw a winning defense strategy
There’s a slight difference in defending a bomber and a bummer