Maybe it's just me, but searching for something on the internet seems like pathetically circumstantial evidence for convicting someone of murder. Needing that to be the crux of your case means you have a weak case.
Maybe it's just me, but searching for something on the internet seems like pathetically circumstantial evidence for convicting someone of murder. Needing that to be the crux of your case means you have a weak case.
"John Wall will never be as good as Kyrie Irving was in his first week in the NBA" - David Falk, published February 14, 2013.
I'm not sure how much of a difference this evidence would have made. Searches were done on the computer in the Casey household for "How to make chloroform", "making weapons out of household objects", "neck breaking" and "shovel" and the jury didn't convict her.
“I just wanted to say to the fans … in D.C. and across the nation, they’ve been great for us, cheering us on. At away games they show up in the masses and at home they really made it feel like a home-field advantage. We said this when I was in college, ‘We got a chance to sit at the dinner table and experience success and it was a good meal. But now we want to go back to get dessert.’ We’ll be ready to get dessert next year.”
Robert Griffin’s last words at the press conference.
Well, considering that the computer was a shared computer, this "bombshell" isn't nearly as striking as it appears. They couldn't prove beyond a reasonable doubt that she was the one searching.
As an aside, in the present, if you are searching for something that could damage your reputation/freedom at some point, wouldn't the average computer user just use private browsing?
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This drives me crazy, BUT..... (I'm a Believer). Whoever did it, will have serious consequences!!
In Matthew 18:6 Jesus warns anyone that causes a child to lose their faith, it would be better to have a rock tied to their neck and be thrown into the sea.
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I'm glad I'm not the only one who gets annoyed by that.
But as for the topic, I think this'll take an OJ turn. She got away with murder, she'll try to profit off of it somehow because she knows she can't be tried again, then she'll get busted for something completely unrelated and end up in jail anyway. Not what I would have preferred, but justice is a fickle mistress sometimes.
"The only purpose for which power can be rightfully exercised over any member of a civilized community, against his will, is to prevent harm to others. His own good is not sufficient warrant." --John Stuart Mill
"The rule of law is to be preferred to the rule of man. We do not permit a man to rule but the law because a man rules in his own interest, and becomes a tyrant but the function of a rule is to be the guardian of the justice and, if justice then of equality." --Aristotle
"Captain, it's a viewpoint--not one of ours! We're under attack!"
"I see it, ensign! Engage amygdala! Transfer all power from frontal lobes!
Suspend critical thinking field! Go to course heading of reflexive response 101 at full bias!
Now!'Enter' at will!"
"It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sure that just ain't so."
Time shall reveal that the preponderance of evidence will support this contention. Of that you can be sure.
Or if you're thrown out to drown, and Moses happens to come along just in time to part the sea - then you're just out there taking your rock for a leisurely stroll..
"Let us strengthen our health care system so that Americans of all ages can be secure in their futures without the fear of financial ruin." - Ronald Reagan
F.K.A. The Chief
I had completely forgotten that this person existed.
Does this mean that we get to see Nancy Grace's nipple again?
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