Because it is a 'cause and affect thing.'
If two burglars go into a house, and the homeowner wakes up and shoots/kills one of them, guess who will be charged with murder?
The surviving burglar can be charged with murder, because during the felony, their partner died. They can hold the...
Indiana Supreme Court refuses to remove judge in Delphi murders case
The attorneys for Richard Allen asked the Supreme court to remove Judge Francis Gull, after they say she showed a bias.
www.wishtv.com
The court ruled that Allen waived any right to relief in this manner by “filing motions...
Nope. He is being charged also with kidnapping, which is a felony. Any time someone dies because the defendant is committing a felony, the charge of murder kicks in. IMO
No, I don't think that is what the ruling said.
What I took from it was that every time the DT filed a new Frank's motion, the judge was legally able to 'pause' any written responses for the previous motions. So essentially, instead of filing a motion asking for the courts to rule upon the...
I don't think so as long as the prosecution does have some solid evidence to set forth. It won't matter if it is held back now, if it is presented clearly during the case in chief.
It would be weakened if it was leaked piecemeal before the trial begins, IMO.
Actually THREE times. The first was when one of the D lawyers accidentally sent a bunch of private legal info to the wrong person in his directory. So instead af a colleague getting the witness list for the defense, it was sent to one of his former clients.
The 2nd was the big one, that...
What if the neighbour that lived 75 feet away, was a 'friend' of hers that was actually taking advantage of her, like stealing from her, pretending to be neighbourly.
Lots of elderly people living alone are scammed by 'nice' friends or neighbours, who steal checks, or medications or jewellery...
I don't think she could be telling the truth, and here's why. IF someone just accessed the chat using a password from a member, they would not be able to shut the whole account down. ONLY THE OWNER can do that. So that makes it seem like he is telling the truth and not her.
Maybe she thought...
But that is the definition of 'hacking'---stealing chat messages by accessing someone else's password
But Paul did not use someone else's password--he was the account holder. So he didn't need to steal anyone else's password.
Context wouldn't help most of the worse content. If you haven't watched than it is hard for you to understand how negative and damaging many of these comments were---no context could have saved most of them.
Because her story makes no sense,IMO. She claimed someone 'hacked' into her account and locked her out and stole her messages. But the OWNER of the account already stepped forward, with ALL of the messages, after he locked down the whole Discord.
No one else would have been able to do that...
As to the bolded above, That is my biggest takeaway.
The best explanation and justification that the defense team had for their crazy Odin theories, and constant motions for recusal, was that they were desperately fighting for their innocent client. And I didn't see any traces of that energy...
Right, so that nullifies the false narrative here that MS was somehow faking the messages or lying about them.Or it is a 'he said/she said situation. IMO
MS already offered to talk about it all together like adults and CW and the others refused the invitation.
It depends upon what the conversations were about. If I said that seeing pictures of the victims all smiling and happy really bothered me and made me sick, and that seeing the grisly crime...
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