Key Witness
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| Initial release | October 6, 1960 |
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| Directors | Phil Karlson |
| Composers | Charles Wolcott |
| Box office | 810,000 USD |
| Budget | 857,000 USD |
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| ID | 2345094 |
About Key Witness
A suburban couple (Jeffrey Hunter, Pat Crowley) and family are terrorized by a hoodlum (Dennis Hopper) and his Los Angeles street gang.
Fireworks in court as Trump team calls ex-lawyer Michael Cohen a liar
... Mr Cohen is a Key Witness in a case brought by New York attorney general Letitia James, which alleges that the Trump Organization and its top figures fraudulently inflated the value of its assets to secure more favourable loans...
Michael Cohen: Trump comes face to face with arch-foe in court
... Cohen, a fixer-turned-foe of Mr Trump, is a Key Witness in the trial...
Driver who killed cyclist Tony Parsons then buried body is jailed
... She had been due to appear as a Key Witness in the case but did not turn up to court...
Donald Trump: What have Mike Pence and Ron DeSantis said about the charges?
... Mr Pence is considered a Key Witness in the case because of his insight into the events leading up to the Capitol riot on 6 January 2021...
MGN journalists knew work was illegal, investigator tells court
... Another Key Witness also described the MGN as an " organised crime group"...
Steeltown Murders: How a DNA-first caught a serial killer 30 years on
... Their Key Witness had seen the girls leaving Swansea that night, getting into a light coloured Morris 1100 being driven by a man...
Atiq Ahmed: The life of India's gangster-politician killed on live TV
... CCTV footage showed Umesh, a lawyer and Key Witness in the 2005 killing of Raju Pal, talking on his phone and stepping out of a white Hyundai SUV near his home...
Mike Pence testifies in criminal probe of Trump and Capitol riot
... Mr Pence is considered a Key Witness and prosecutors will likely have asked him about his interactions with Mr Trump and his team in the days and weeks leading up to the riot...
Donald Trump: What have Mike Pence and Ron DeSantis said about the charges?
Former US President Donald Trump 's indictment for allegedly plotting to overturn his 2020 election defeat has drawn a mix of responses from his Republican rivals.
While some have backed the former president and criticised The Process , others have been less supportive.
The indictment, the third being faced by Mr Trump, caps an inquiry into events which led up to the US Capitol riot on 6 January 2021.
He denies any wrongdoing.
Here are what some of his fellow candidates for the 2024 GOP presidential nomination have said following the charges.
Washington Dc is a 'Swamp ' - Ron DeSantisRon DeSantis, The Governor of Florida who has consistently polled second to Mr Trump in The Race for the nomination, did not come directly to the former president's aid following the latest charges.
Despite not mentioning Mr Trump by name, he did suggest the former president would not get a Fair Trial in Washington because any jury there would reflect what he called the capital's " Swamp mentality".
" As President, I will end the weaponization of government, replace The Fbi Director, and ensure a single standard of justice for all Americans, " the Social Media platform previously known as Twitter.
" Washington Dc is a 'Swamp ' and it is unfair to have to stand trial before a jury that is reflective of The Swamp mentality, " he added.
" I chose The Constitution and I always will" - Mike PenceMr Trump's former Vice President said the charges served as an important reminder that " anyone who puts himself over The Constitution should never be President of The United States".
Mr Pence is considered a Key Witness in the case because of his insight into The Events leading up to The Capitol riot on 6 January 2021. He resisted pressure from the former president to block the certification of Joe Biden 's election victory.
" On January 6th, former President Trump demanded that I choose between him and The Constitution . I chose The Constitution , and I always will, " Mr Pence in response to the latest indictment.
Vivek Ramaswamy and Tim ScottBusinessman Vivek Ramaswamy and senator Tim Scott , who have between 3 and 5% in the latest polling, have both come out in support of the former president.
Mr Ramaswamy called the indictment " un-American" and repeated his promise of pardoning Mr Trump if elected president.
Mr Scott avoided using Mr Trump's name in his statement while claiming the justice department had been weaponised and used against political opponents.
Will Hurd , Chris Christie and Asa HutchinsonOther outsiders for The Gop nomination have been more critical of the former president.
Sticking to his position which saw him booed in The State of Iowa last week, former Republican congressman Will Hurd said Mr Trump was running for president to " stay out of prison" adding his denial of the 2020 election results showed he was " unfit for office".
Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie condemned The Events of 6 January and said " the disgrace falls most on Donald Trump " claiming he brought " shame to his presidency".
Former two-term Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson repeated his position that Trump had " disqualified himself from ever being president again" in response to the latest charges.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
