German living in Arizona ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ | Fighting for freedom | Trump supporter

Phoenix, AZ
In the Thomasz Kosowski trial, I will not say that our hard working officers made a mistake, but I also do not believe that Thomasz is guilty. Cozzi was involved with a lot of people with a lot of money. If Elites can make m..rder look like s..icide , then is there a possibility, that someone made it look like it was Thomasz? What about his Google Maps TIMELINE? Google mostly collects Data in the background which we don't even know. What about his phone records like maybe it shows he was at home using his wifi? Did he had cameras around his house? The neighbors? Like I said, I will not accuse our officers of doing something wrong, but I will bring the possibility that maybe someone else did it, and made it look like it was Thomasz. @FBI @DHSgov
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Illegal immigrants having protections in Florida, meanwhile others facing death panelty Yes, undocumented immigrants facing the death penalty do have advocates, organizations, and legal professionals fighting on their behalf. This defense happens through several distinct channels: [1] ## 1. Court-Appointed Defense Attorneys Under the U.S. Constitution, anyone facing criminal charges in a United States courtโ€”regardless of their immigration statusโ€”is legally guaranteed the right to a defense attorney. * * In capital cases (where the death penalty is on the table), defendants who cannot afford an attorney are assigned specialized public defenders. [2] * These defense lawyers argue against the death penalty by presenting mitigating factors, such as the defendant's background or mental state, to convince juries or judges to choose life in prison without parole instead. [3] * ## 2. Civil Rights and Immigrant Advocacy Groups Civil rights organizations actively file lawsuits to challenge laws targeting undocumented immigrants. For example, when Florida passed a law attempting to mandate an automatic death penalty for undocumented immigrants convicted of capital crimes, groups like the [Florida Immigrant Coalition](floridaimmigrant.org/) and the Farmworker Association of Florida sued state prosecutors. They argued that the law violated the U.S. Constitution's Supremacy Clause, which leaves immigration enforcement exclusively to the federal government. [1, 4, 5] ## 3. Anti-Death Penalty Organizations Organizations like the [Death Penalty Information Center](deathpenaltyinfo.org/) track and raise public awareness about these laws. They oppose mandatory capital punishment frameworks because they challenge established legal precedents that require a jury to evaluate individual circumstances before handing down a death sentence. [4, 6] [1] [scotusblog.com](scotusblog.com/2025/07/supreโ€ฆ) [2] [nbcmiami.com](nbcmiami.com/news/local/prosโ€ฆ) [3] [wtsp.com](wtsp.com/article/news/local/โ€ฆ) [4] [deathpenaltyinfo.org](deathpenaltyinfo.org/floridaโ€ฆ) [5] [scotusblog.com](scotusblog.com/2025/08/floriโ€ฆ) [6] [miamiherald.com](miamiherald.com/news/local/iโ€ฆ)
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Is it not weird that illegal aliens have people in florida who fighting for them to come free or not have the death panelty, meanwhile everyone else should get it? "While Florida passed a law in early 2025 attempting to mandate an automatic death penalty for undocumented immigrants convicted of capital offenses, legal challenges and ongoing prosecutions (such as the Lake County case against Shahidul Islam where prosecutors are seeking the death penalty under the new statute) mean that actual final executions or sentences under this specific framework continue to work their way through the courts." @ICEgov
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Is it not weird that all camera from a wide ancle worked perfectly that day, but just the only camera in the main entrace did not work THAT day........ ๐Ÿค”
What Kosowski is missing is asking the whitness when exactly they had gone looked for him or what they had heard. What do we see on the camera footage in the Foyer / entrace. If they have seen more people coming into the building. etc etc.. I understand it is hard to ask, but we have to find the real k1ller, because the real k1ller is still free. so technically he could do it again and this scares me. (just a reminder, these are just my opinions shared here on X. some posts are only opinions and some are mixed with actual facts. actual facts like, he could not lift the body that quick. or why would he load the body from the tundra to the red corolla.) It is horrible what happened to Stephen and I know everything looks like it was Kosowski, but Kosowski didn't do it and the real k1ller is still out there. Kosowski filed a lawsuit against well known and wealthy doctors who had an entire emperium of doctor offices etc. Kosowski could had brought this to an end with his lawsuit. Meaning, someone needed him out of the way. But they could not k1ll Kosowski because then everyone would think it was those wealthy doctors, so they needed Stephen to make it look like that Kosowski did it to have him out of the way.
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Usually the camera works at the foyer of the blanchard office, but just that one day it didn't. And now they want to tell us that these two people are the same. Left is kosowski- small guy. Right is someone else - way bigger then kosowski.
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Usually there is a camera in the foyer of the blanchard office, but tragically that day the camera didn't work ๐Ÿ˜‘๐Ÿ˜ sure ...
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The short answer is: **we don't know from the public evidence I've found whether he had cameras at his house or cameras inside his vehicles.** What the court record and trial reporting **do show** is that investigators relied heavily on: - Surveillance cameras from neighbors near [Tomasz Kosowski](outlook.live.com/people/0/Toโ€ฆ home. - Business surveillance cameras. - Traffic cameras. - A PSTA bus camera. - Cell phone records and phone data. - License plate reader data. [1](fox13news.com/news/largo-lawโ€ฆ)[2](wtsp.com/article/news/crime/โ€ฆ) The reporting states that investigators used neighbor surveillance footage to capture vehicles coming and going from [Kosowski](outlook.live.com/people/0/Koโ€ฆ residence and to track the Toyota Tundra. [1](fox13news.com/news/largo-lawโ€ฆ)[2](wtsp.com/article/news/crime/โ€ฆ) However, the sources do **not** state: - Whether [Kosowski](outlook.live.com/people/0/Koโ€ฆ) had a home security camera system. - Whether the cameras existed but contained no relevant footage. - Whether investigators recovered footage from any home cameras. - Whether the Tundra or Corolla had a dashcam or interior camera. [1](fox13news.com/news/largo-lawโ€ฆ)[2](wtsp.com/article/news/crime/โ€ฆ) So any explanation for why there were no home-camera or in-car recordings would be speculation. The public sources I've reviewed simply don't answer that question. [1](fox13news.com/news/largo-lawโ€ฆ)[2](wtsp.com/article/news/crime/โ€ฆ) One interesting detail is that prosecutors testified they were able to reconstruct much of the timeline without any known in-car footage by using multiple external cameras and phone records. [2](wtsp.com/article/news/crime/โ€ฆ)
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Kosowski asked the officer how they want to know that he stopped for 1 to 3 min at the parking lot. The officer can't answer this. Kinda weird because it's a very important detail in the trial.
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When talking about the Dumpster and the area, the lawyer asked the officer ,,Are there Alligators?" Don't tell me they wanted to feed his dead body to the Alligators. Like why would you ask this in court? The same if I would ask ,,Are there snakes? And Mosquitos" Why is this relevant for the case? Why would you even think about that?
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If Kosowski had planned to leave the country with his USA and Polish passport, would he not had done it right after? Like why going to work and stay in the country? Someone made it look like.
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On the Dark web you can hire a person to k1ll another one. I have seen so many documentaries about it over years. There is nothing that you can't buy on the dark web. And everybody who wanted to go to the dark web ,,just to see" they know they been watched! There are people that can easily hack your phone computer and stuff. It's not a big of a deal for them. They can hack into Kosowski's phone and do searches. That was probably the easiest thing for them to do it. We have heard so often about Stars committed suic.... and rumors go around that someone k1lled them. For example,,Twitch" the former DJ of the Ellen show. He supposed to do suic... , but rumors go around because he knew too much about Ellen and her friendship to Epstein. Or the cook of the Obamas. A young healthy and sporty guy supposed to drowned in a lake nearby the Obamas house. Ellen de generous ex gf wanted to make a documentaries about her satanic friends and then somehow she got into a car accident and declared dead, but we all saw a video of her opening the bag and screaming. Meaning, I believe that these death was not just a tragedy, I believe someone payed for it. When I heard about the substance that make your muscle not moving but you still feel everything, it reminded me on ,,SAW". Like where people getting tortured. And I have heard about like where people share their stories on reddit, that people being in a life chat and see life where a person get tortured and they can request for certain things. Like remove the finger nails or some crazy stuff. Anyways, I try to tell you that I believe the rich doctors needed to safe their well known name and their business because Kosowski went after them for committing fraud. @WHFraudTF
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If Tomasz Kosowski had won his civil lawsuit against his former employer (the Laufer Institute of Plastic Surgery and its associated entities), the outcome for the employer would have depended on the court's final ruling: 1. Direct Financial Impact * Compensatory Damages: The employer would have been ordered to pay Kosowski for his financial lossesโ€”specifically the surgical and insurance fees he claimed they failed to collect on his behalf, along with interest. * Attorney Fees and Sanctions: The court could have ordered the employer to pay Kosowskiโ€™s legal costs and sanctions (such as the ~$51,000 in motion sanctions Kosowski had demanded during the litigation). * Reputational / Economic Damages: If a jury or judge found that the billing issues damaged his medical practice or reputation, the financial payout could have expanded into additional general or economic damages. 2. Operational & Insurance Consequences * Insurance Claims / Malpractice Coverage: The Institute's liability and business insurance policies would have likely borne much of the cost, depending on whether the claims fell under professional liability, breach of contract, or tortious misconduct. * Reputational Impact: A formal court ruling against the surgery center regarding billing irregularities or fraudulent practices would have damaged the clinic's professional standing and client trust. 3. Legal Precedent & Dismissal of Counterclaims * Winning the lawsuit would have dismissed any counterclaims or defenses the employer and their legal team had brought against Kosowski, clearing his billing record regarding those specific surgical patients. VERDICT: 'Killer' Surgeon Tomasz Kosowski Learns His Fate This video provides a summary of the bench trial verdict in the criminal case arising from the underlying civil litigation against the Laufer Institute and its defense counsel. ๐Ÿšฉ๐Ÿšฉ๐Ÿšฉ๐Ÿšฉ๐Ÿšฉ๐Ÿšฉ๐Ÿšฉ๐Ÿšฉ๐Ÿšฉ๐Ÿšฉ๐Ÿšฉ๐Ÿšฉ โžก๏ธ Meaning these are powerful people that you should not mess with. Their entire business was about to collapse. They needed Kosowski out of the way.
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