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One year ago today, the no legs runner killed a hottie
Posted by:
Stabitha
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Date: February 14, 2014 10:53AM
Guilty or innocent?
http://www.cnn.com/2014/02/14/world/africa/south-africa-pistorius-photos/index.html?hpt=hp_t1
http://www.cnn.com/2014/02/14/world/africa/south-africa-pistorius-photos/index.html?hpt=hp_t1
Re: One year ago today, the no legs runner killed a hottie
Posted by:
pedestal
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Date: February 14, 2014 11:26AM
The media put this sunshine story out about how great he is and how he overcame and blah blah blah but he was a human being capable of murder.
Re: One year ago today, the no legs runner killed a hottie
Posted by:
aging debbie does dallas fan
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Date: February 14, 2014 05:02PM
evidence wise who knows he's in a HEAVILY facist country could have hired someone or someone else could have - maybe he's in danger too
law wise? he's disabled. but he benefitted from the crime so can't claim it be tossed out based on illness and sympathy.
the original law for insanity in court was from england coming at the same time as the creation of publicly taxed and run homes for the permanently mentally ill.
they didn't get off on any crime unless
(a) they didn't profit from it or
(b) it is obvious to everyone in the courtroom incl. the judge (who doesn't care) that the illness was so profound it would not allow the person to follow any laws to begin with
however, morality was still the question. if a person could morally know they should not benefit from a bad act, ill or not, they were convicted
law wise? he's disabled. but he benefitted from the crime so can't claim it be tossed out based on illness and sympathy.
the original law for insanity in court was from england coming at the same time as the creation of publicly taxed and run homes for the permanently mentally ill.
they didn't get off on any crime unless
(a) they didn't profit from it or
(b) it is obvious to everyone in the courtroom incl. the judge (who doesn't care) that the illness was so profound it would not allow the person to follow any laws to begin with
however, morality was still the question. if a person could morally know they should not benefit from a bad act, ill or not, they were convicted
Re: One year ago today, the no legs runner killed a hottie
Posted by:
Stabitha
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Date: February 14, 2014 06:05PM
I dont think he's trying to claim insanity. WTF are you talking about?
He says he thought she was a burglar who broke in and then locked himself in the bathroom (like that makes sense?). Even tho he was sleeping in the same bed as her, he claimed he thought she was still in bed so he fired blindly into the closed bathroom door with no idea who was behind it.
Now that is some story!
He says he thought she was a burglar who broke in and then locked himself in the bathroom (like that makes sense?). Even tho he was sleeping in the same bed as her, he claimed he thought she was still in bed so he fired blindly into the closed bathroom door with no idea who was behind it.
Now that is some story!
Re: One year ago today, the no legs runner killed a hottie
Posted by:
NiggerPlease
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Date: February 14, 2014 08:42PM
Based on physical evidence alone, that cracker is guilty. He said he shot blindly, as he felt vulnerable on his stumps. Angle of the bullets shows he had to have fired from a standing position.
Re: One year ago today, the no legs runner killed a hottie
Posted by:
H O M O S E X U A L L O V E
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Date: February 14, 2014 08:45PM
Maybe she should have followed Duggar's advice. Might still be alive today. Just sayin'.