UPDATE: Ahmaud Arbery's 3 murderers all found guilty. Sentenced to LIFE in prison.

Oh, total BS!!

 

You remind me of the posts during a football game thread. “This guy sucks!” “That guy should have his scholarship revoked!” Oh, Gators win, BTW

The three were convicted of murder. Yes, I think the system worked. Is the system perfect? No -it’s filled w/ people. Did the previous DA do AA dirty? Yes, it sure seems so; and, that person deserves to be punished as well - along with whatever cops (friends of defendants(?)) did not do their jobs.

 

All evidence pointed to a guilty verdict. Just like all evidence in the Rittenhouse case pointed to not guilty. The difference is that logical normal fair people can see the evidence and make a rational decision without race, political affiliation, or preconceived notions prejudicing their conclusions.
No rioting in the Aubrey case because everyone saw the evidence and pointed to a guilty evict for all three men. Rioting in the KR case despite everyone seeing the evidence and all the evidence pointing to not guilty.

 

The system doesn't exist as some thing independent of the people who are responsible for maintaining the integrity of the noble principles which are its foundation. Some areas of the country have more persistently racist people than others, and the system suffers. As we saw here at the beginning of this thread, some posters immediately blamed the young man.

 

Why don't you tell us how they should feel? Outraged, perhaps, that the jury didn't acquit all three because everyone knows a running n***** in a white neighborhood deserves to be chased by three white men in a truck and shot dead?

 

Agreed. But how often do most here caution to wait until the evidence comes out.. or at least wait for the facts to be known….and people from both sides of the aisle start posting and pointing fingers and blame. And how often are those people on both sides proven wrong?
We assume that people blamed the young man because he was black. We assume it was driven by race. We assume people blame cops because they assume they are dirty. Yet both cases are wrong more often than eight.
The issue is that no one wants to admit they were wrong. We still have media saying KR is a white supremacist. We still have posters claiming AA was the problem… not th three white guys… all despite the evidence.

 

Has anyone said that?

 

i don't give a tats ass about what lebron james, madonna, brad pitt et al have to say, who made them the voice of the public. if a reporter has nothing else to do but call them and ask, well he needs to find something meaningful to do, are they going to call me or you and ask our opinion, i doubt it.

 

I wonder what lord god Fauci will say!

 

What rioting took place after the KR verdict? Not saying it didn't, but I didn't catch any news of that.
On this trial, I'm surprised the third guy (video shooter) was convicted of murder. TBH that doesn't seem right, unless I'm misunderstanding the verdict. Were all three deemed equally guilty?

 

You mean this racist POS? Her day will be here very shortly, and it will be ugly.

Imagine if your child was murdered and the DA told the killer to go home after the shooting, then didn’t protect the crime scene or investigate the incident in any way? Or if the cops tended to the shooter first while your kid lie dying in the street.

Thankfully the GBI did the right thing or else these 3 guys would have committed a murder in plain sight with no consequences.

This women should be criminally prosecuted for felony murder as an accessory after the fact and rot in jail for a long time.
https://www.ajc.com/news/former-gly...ed-to-arbery-case/7Z36B5GBTFDXJAFJHQAJN3XG5I/

 

if you are vaccinated you can comment, otherwise no comments for you.

 

yeah?

 

groovy.

 

She did thousands of people dirty across 5 counties most likely.
She was the top prosecutor for Brunswick Judicial Circuit, which includes Camden, Glynn, Appling, Jeff Davis and Wayne counties. During her decade in that job, she was in charge of several high-profile cases which included some other controversial ones.



https://www.news4jax.com/news/georg...ags-about-former-brunswick-da-jackie-johnson/