Eps 38: James Bond Just Shot Me. Please Call 911
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His parents were also being held at the Oakland County jail, but had no access to him. The homeowners, identified as James Christopher Byram and Jaime Belk Byram were arrested and are now being held in Tipton County Jail without bond, pending further investigation.
One of these phone callers posted 10% of the $50 or $5,000 bond via a bond company and was released from Franklin County jail, according to court records. Judge Eileen Paley granted a $50,000 bond to one of those callers at her initial Monday morning hearing, according to Franklin County Municipal Court records. At a bond hearing on Saturday, the judge ordered that parents remain in custody for $500,000 without the 10% bond, submit to drug tests and wear GPS monitors if they are able to pay bond.
His parents defense attorneys had sought to reduce the bond to $100,000, but that was rejected. That morning, his bail bondswoman invited her client into her office to have his bond released and returned to prison. On August 9, 2017, her bail bondswoman called 911 after shooting Williams inside his office at Signature Bonds in downtown Stillwater.
At some point during the 911 calls, a woman, identified by one of these callers as his girlfriend, got on the phone and told dispatchers that she was inside her car, the gun against him was on the back of her trunk. One of those callers said that the firearm that was used was in his pocket, and described the clothes to dispatchers. Court records said that videos taken inside the shop showed Gray later pulling the firearm on himself, shooting multiple times at a person Gray had shot, then leaving the shop. When a dispatcher asked where the men Gray had shot were, one of the callers replies were straightforward.
Her husband, James Crumbley, called 911 to report a missing gun in their home, saying that he believed that their son might have been the gunman, Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald said. Earlier Friday, McDonald, in a press conference, described the eerie, brutal note that their son would have drawn hours before the shooting, which led him to call school. Their son is suspected of using a fathers semiautomatic gun in the Tuesday shooting, which killed four people and injured seven others. The parents were captured by Detroit police when a business owner called 911 after she noticed a suspects vehicle in her parking lot with Jennifer Crumpley standing near it, according to the Oakland County Sheriffs Office.
It captured an escape pod that had Bond and Tatiana Romanoff on board in the films climax. It is the only James Bond film to feature a lengthy, confused Madonna cameo.
Fairey Hunters 23 Powerboats SPECTRE Three Fairey Hunters make appearances in the film, with one being commandeered by Bond, used as the getaway boat by Bond and Tatiana Romanova on the Dalmatian coast. Intermarine Cigarette 37 Stromberg Shipping Lines A powerboat which carries James Bond and Tatiana Romanova from Hotel Cala di Volpe to Strombergs Atlantis base. Unnamed container ship CMA CGM Used to rescue James Bond at sea after being betrayed by Logan Ash. Even excluding a possible incidental appearance of Topsail Schooner Unknown, the movie features the largest number of ships and maritime vehicles in any James Bond movie.
Here, Bonds longtime arch-nemesis is presumed killed on top of the topsail scooner Unknown A large, but his death is left a bit vague. During a culminating, undersea combat scene, one of these ships is used by Emilio Largo, or SPECTRE, while the other two are used by Bond. One is hull 61, named Gay Dolphin, or hull 62, Rumble II.
With the Dominika Durval tightly bound to Bond, Bond uses the Circulars to pull himself out of the ocean during the films last scene. When 007 emerged from his imprisonment after 14 months--long-haired, heavily bearded, and generally exhausted--he was subjected to a last bit of psychological torture, with General Moon feigning execution by firing squad, then freeing him as part of the prisoner swap with the British government. It is been 15 years since Die Another Day was released: the film which has established an uncharacteristic amount of milestones for the James Bond franchise.