southern_comfort
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Wow... gone for a few days, and look what happens!
I am with those who do not believe McD wrote that post. Sounds like trolling to me. I also very vaguely remember the post, and I think it was quickly dismissed as trolling on the other site at the time (and probably deleted).
As a foundation for attributing this post to McD, Winters gives no basis beyond the fact that McD used the screenname, SoL. If they had computer forensics proving that the post came from one of McD's devices or his IP, they'd have said so. As we all know, the screenname in this case means absolutely nothing. IMO, either they really are that incompetent, or it just didn't matter to them for purposes of this hearing.
It could be presented as evidence in the context of a bond hearing when there is no way it would fly in a trial, but like others, even though they could present it, I have to wonder why they would. One would hope there'd be plenty of real evidence paving the route between false evidence and crucial, sensitive, save-for-trial evidence.
I am with those who do not believe McD wrote that post. Sounds like trolling to me. I also very vaguely remember the post, and I think it was quickly dismissed as trolling on the other site at the time (and probably deleted).
As a foundation for attributing this post to McD, Winters gives no basis beyond the fact that McD used the screenname, SoL. If they had computer forensics proving that the post came from one of McD's devices or his IP, they'd have said so. As we all know, the screenname in this case means absolutely nothing. IMO, either they really are that incompetent, or it just didn't matter to them for purposes of this hearing.
It could be presented as evidence in the context of a bond hearing when there is no way it would fly in a trial, but like others, even though they could present it, I have to wonder why they would. One would hope there'd be plenty of real evidence paving the route between false evidence and crucial, sensitive, save-for-trial evidence.