Alethea Dice
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No condescension written, you seem to have trouble understanding and or following what was/ is being laid out. So simply trying to help you understand.
I listed in the examples of using or not using the incinerator discussion the possibility(in answer to a question posted) that they were punks enough to jump a man from behind but not man enough to do what it took to use the incinerator? or very similar, and it was a given as a reason to a poster's question. Once again you are not following what was posted and it makes it difficult to constantly reply to what you think you read.
Again...in a logical manor, if a person is desensitized to horrific events. When a situation arises that needs, suggests or mandates getting one's hands bloody, that person would likely and logically be way more inclined than a squeamish, not ever exposed person. Does that make sense? No one is talking about "risk" concerning like boxers, paramedics, etc. We are talking probability on an event that has already occurred and their back against a wall.
That's ridiculous and incorrect to say that a sworn affidavit(charges) cannot be used in court. I personally KNOW for a FACT if the affidavit is wrong and or the charges are wrong, that the charged person walks. For example: The arresting officer allowed the detective to do the paperwork and the paperwork used the code for "burglary of a dwelling house" in the affidavit. The guy was caught "red handed" in a BUSINESS, so right smack dab in the middle of court, with me on the stand about to testify, they let the guy walk, and proceeded to start the next case.
I do however agree that the politics of policing in Canada stink, and I do agree an innocent man was charged, tried, and punished via litigation and defense fees in the Ian Thompson case of self defense of his home. No definite, certain exculpatory evidence was available.
I also have told you if DM & MS are the wrong folks, the evidence will show that and they will be set free. You do understand the concept of exculpatory evidence right? The Crown cannot suppress it nor refuse to give it. If the DNA comes back in a few days(8-9 weeks? from May 14thish?)it could turn them back into choir boys.:floorlaugh:
Regardless, you are either failing to understand, or refusing to acknowledge one of the main points being made because it doesn't "fit". In this situation, and IMO, it is ridiculous to suggest that the body may have been burned/dismembered because they thought there might be a trail leading to them (an eyewitness in fact), and that simply completing that action would remove the trail and make it safe for them to keep both the remains and the truck on their property.
Also, exculpatory evidence does not always set the person free. We KNOW that because of previous history, Guy Paul Morin being perhaps one of the more well known instances in the past.
JMO