dog.gone.cute
Kyron Horman - Missing Since 6-4-10
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Imagine you are on the jury, and that you have to convince a fellow juror to find JA guilty of premeditated murder. You only know what the jury knows.
This juror doesn't believe that JA stole her grandparent's gun, doesn't want to believe that JA went there to kill Travis, does believe that Travis was at least very verbally abusive, and thus probably he had hurt JA physically- at least once, even if it didn't happen the way she said it did.
To this juror, it seems plausible that JA simply snapped-- because of her BPD, or for whatever reason, but in response to something Travis did or said. If JA had gone there to kill him, says the juror, she would have killed him sooner and done so without taking any chance at all that he could fight back.
What would you tell this juror?
OMG ... I would be :tantrum::tantrum: . . .
Then another :tantrum::tantrum: . . .
And then another :tantrum::tantrum: . . .
And after I calmed down ... I would focus on the OVERWHELMING EVIDENCE of PRE-MEDITATION ...
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