GordianKnot
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Seriously, if the court can't look at the totality of the circumstances surrounding KK's"evidence tampering" and see a plethora of aggravated factors, they might as well strike that language from Colorado's criminal code.Thank you.
I was wondering if the fact that she lied at first and was not cooperative until she was backed into a corner AND that she went to extremes to cover up and get rid of so much evidence might be a factor.
It's not like all she did was get rid of a cell phone. She spent months helping to plan a murder and then went above and beyond to make sure all the evidence was gone.
She showed no remorse during all that time.
That her co-workers testified that she seemed upset when she returned to work just tells me she was worried she would get caught.
If she really felt remorse I think she would have broken down and confessed to someone earlier. A kind and caring person (which her friends claimed she was) wouldn't have lasted one day without breaking down from guilt and remorse.
Yet she went on day after day like nothing happened.
Imo
Context matters here.
KK tampered with evidence related to a vicious, violent, brutal murder.
She was fully aware of what she was doing.
She was not an unwitting accomplice.
She was not under duress.
Nobody forced her to make that Sonic run.
I'm sure she'll put on a display of crocodile tears for Judge Sells at sentencing, accompanied by some annoying sniffs, snorts and twitches.
She really ought to save herself the bother.
Nobody's buying her act of contrition.
KK's nothing but a cold-hearted snake.
Despicable creature.
JMO.
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