LoneLaugher
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- Oct 3, 2011
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No, idiot. You look at the forensic evidence and see if that confirms or refutes testimony. Which is what the GJ did. And guess what?Now...how many witnesses said that Brown had his hands up?
You have the info, look it up genius. A lot of them were lying about him having his hands up and running away when he was killed. Can you find evidence that this is what actually happened?
A lot of them were lying? How many said that he was running away when he was killed? Where is that testimony?
The problem that you have is that you are choosing to believe one or two witnesses while choosing to disregard others. Without a trial and sufficient cross examination of all witnesses, we won't know who was lying and who wasn't.
I've not come to a decision yet. I want to know more. It's a liberal thing.
Isn't it cool!