bucs90
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It takes proof. You don't send someone to prison on "could've been", "might have been", "my gut feelings tell s me", "it's possible", "kinda believable", or anything other than hard rock solid undeniable, undisputable concrete evidence.Mr. Wilson wasn't charged because his was the only side presented for investigation.Nope, sure wouldn't arrest her. I would have to first examine the scene, dig into their back ground. Check to see if they had a sexual relationship prior to the incident. Talk to friends, neighbors, and check cell phone and computer records to see if they had been arguing. I'd do a complete and thorough investigation first before I did anything. I'd have to be absolutely positive of guilt before I arrested her. I'd do my homework first class, no stones unturned. Taking someone's freedom is a serious matter. You don't do that unless you're 110% positive that you're right. Circumstantial evidence and cases should never make it inside a courtroom.So you'd arrest a woman who shot a man trying to rape her....just because the dead guy cant talk? Wow.
You're exactly right. And thats why Wilson wasnt charged. See? That was easy!
But in the woman rape scenario I gave you...you said you wouldnt charge her...even though only her side can be told.
So which is it? Should a person always be presumed somewhat guilty when they kill someone in alleged self defense...since only their side of the story can be told?
Exactly right...and thats why Darren Wilson remains innocent.