The state claims Biermann threatened his wife and kids. Not like, “I’ll take away your iPad” threats. We’re talking serious, scary stuff. Guns got mentioned. That’s a hard pass from me.
He’s also accused of stalking her with a GPS tracker. You know, the creepy little device you hide under a car bumper? Yeah, that level of obsession. It’s giving “bad Lifetime movie” energy, honestly.
Prosecutors said he “weaponized” the legal system against her. Filing fake police reports? Check. Trying to get her arrested? Double check. It’s exhausting just reading about it.
The Bond Hearing Drama
The judge looked like he’d rather be anywhere else. And who could blame him? He had to listen to hours of this mess. Biermann sat there, probably wishing the floor would swallow him.
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The state argued he’s a flight risk. They pointed out he has a passport and connections out of the country. Oh, and he’s got money. Like, real money. That’s a cocktail for “see ya later.”
His lawyer fought back. Said the accusations are exaggerated. That it’s just a messy divorce with hurt feelings. Classic defense move, right? “He’s not a monster, just a jerk.”
But the prosecutor wasn’t having it. She read aloud text messages that sound like they came from a villain in a thriller. Threats. Rage. The whole nine yards. The courtroom got quiet.
And then came the part about the hammer. Yes, a literal hammer. Allegedly used to smash a window or something. I don’t even know the full context, but it’s not a good look. You can’t un-hear “hammer.”
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