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Optimist With Doubts
Title: Titlating
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sidewaydriver
2010 SLF Tag Champ
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Well I know of somebody in Florida that can take care of this mess.
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aika
Title: Narcissist
Joined: Apr 25 2008
Location: On the table.
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Oh, Dexter. My hero.
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Greg the White
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Location: Pennsylvania
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Honestly, I see this as a sorta-kinda-good sign. With all of the Nancy Graces and other grandstanders on cable media making up their (sometimes completely wrong) minds and screaming for blood, I'm glad that there are jurors show the good sense that they understand "innocent until proven guilty", "burden of proof", and "beyond a reasonable doubt." The whole case really reeks to me, whether it's the lies, assumptions, or misinformation constantly being spread by all parties.
Then again, I don't really give a shit.
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So here's to you Mrs. Robinson. People love you more- oh, nevermind. |
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Douche McCallister
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Title: DOO-SHAY
Joined: Jan 26 2007
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Maybe she didn't kill her daughter but I bet she knew the person who did it. You have your daughters blood in your trunk, you don't report her missing, you say she's with a nanny that has no idea who you are, you go out partying, while she is missing, you tell no family members she is missing until THEY notice she is gone.
Makes me wonder how anyone gets convicted of murder anymore unless you have multi-unrelated eye witnesses or a video of it occuring. But hey, it's over she is highly unlikely to amount to anything now that she has the "child murderer" stigma on her. When OJ got off I was /shocked/, now I'm just like "eh, guess I probably shouldn't impregnate Casey in the future".
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Fighter_McWarrior
Title: Gun of Brixton
Joined: Jun 05 2011
Location: Down by the River
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| Greg the White wrote: |
Honestly, I see this as a sorta-kinda-good sign. With all of the Nancy Graces and other grandstanders on cable media making up their (sometimes completely wrong) minds and screaming for blood, I'm glad that there are jurors show the good sense that they understand "innocent until proven guilty", "burden of proof", and "beyond a reasonable doubt." The whole case really reeks to me, whether it's the lies, assumptions, or misinformation constantly being spread by all parties.
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This, and an emphasis on the last part.
I don't believe that Michael Jackson was guilty of the things he was accused of, but you wouldn't have believed there was any room for that opinion listening to Nancy Gracy
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bassguy252
Title: Professional Malcontent
Joined: May 26 2010
Location: Mount Dhoom!!!!!!!
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the wm3 were accused of capital murder with far less evidence then what was presented in this trial
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Let's assume it's a mixture of the two!
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Fighter_McWarrior
Title: Gun of Brixton
Joined: Jun 05 2011
Location: Down by the River
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yeah, but that happened in Arkansas. All you need in that backward ass hick state is a hunch and a judge that doesn't like your defendant.
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