What will Taylor be doing for the federal prosecutors now that he has admitted his guilt?
Taylor has signed an agreement that requires him to cooperate with the prosecutors and tell them everything he knows. If he is caught lying, he faces serious trouble. He will be interviewed extensively. In a highly unusual procedure outlined in Taylor’s plea agreement, he can be subjected to lie detector tests on the information he gives. He will also testify before the grand jury, probably before the new indictment is filed next month. And he will testify at the trial that will begin Nov. 26. Taylor is also obligated to turn over all of his records and files, evidence which could be even more compelling than his testimony. What, specifically, will Taylor be telling the government when he testifies against Vick? Testimony from Taylor could show that Vick and his money were essential to the dogfighting scheme. Taylor, according to the indictment and building permits in Virginia’s Surry County, used Vick’s name and Vick’s money to build the kennel’s headquarters on Vick’s 15 acres in rur
