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I don't understand why there was ever any question about this.
Standard operating procedure, I'm thinking. A man is dead, another man is responsible. I's dotted, T's crossed - no case.
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I don't understand why there was ever any question about this.
Textbook example of self-defense.The man found 47-year-old Jesus Mora Flores and his daughter inside. Neither were wearing any underwear, according to Lavaca County sheriff's deputies. The father, whose name is not being released to protect the girl's identity, beat Flores unconscious. The man tried calling 911, but Flores died from his injuries.
Indeed, the father is heard profanely screaming at a dispatcher who couldn't locate the property.
Becoming increasingly frazzled, the father at one point tells the dispatcher he's going to put the man in his truck and drive him to a hospital before sheriff's deputies finally arrive.
V'Anne Huser, the father's attorney, sternly told reporters several times during a news conference at the Lavaca County courthouse that neither the father nor the family will ever give interviews.
'He's a peaceable soul,' Huser said. 'He had no intention to kill anybody that day.'
I don't understand why there was ever any question about this.
Standard operating procedure, I'm thinking. A man is dead, another man is responsible. I's dotted, T's crossed - no case.
I don't understand why there was ever any question about this.
Standard operating procedure, I'm thinking. A man is dead, another man is responsible. I's dotted, T's crossed - no case.
Giving it to a grand jury was actually good for the victims father: due process was acknowledged, justice was served, and the father and victim can focus on healing.
I don't understand why there was ever any question about this.
Standard operating procedure, I'm thinking. A man is dead, another man is responsible. I's dotted, T's crossed - no case.
I don't understand why there was ever any question about this.
Standard operating procedure, I'm thinking. A man is dead, another man is responsible. I's dotted, T's crossed - no case.
Giving it to a grand jury was actually good for the victims father: due process was acknowledged, justice was served, and the father and victim can focus on healing.
I'd be so pissed off with the adrenaline flowing that my fists would literally make lethal objects.
Can you imagine any jury convicting?