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So the trial is underway and it basically looks like this guy tried to kill a bunch of black kids and then claimed they had a gun the police didnt find, his girlfriend never saw or heard him talk about afterwards, then he ran away and ordered a pizza...

 

 

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So the trial is underway and it basically looks like this guy tried to kill a bunch of black kids and then claimed they had a gun the police didnt find, his girlfriend never saw or heard him talk about afterwards, then he ran away and ordered a pizza...

What did he order on the pizza?

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So the trial is underway and it basically looks like this guy tried to kill a bunch of black kids and then claimed they had a gun the police didnt find, his girlfriend never saw or heard him talk about afterwards, then he ran away and ordered a pizza...

 

One piece of absolutely vital information I need to judge this topic:

 

Did the kids have Skittles?

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Seems to be a reasonable verdict.

 

It is??? How do you get three attempted murder guilty verdicts yet for the kid he murdered it's a hung verdict? One juror bought the self defense lie even though he bought the guy attempted to murder the three who were wounded.

 

In twenty years this guy will be free and the kid will still be dead. Justice? Not sure about that.

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It is??? How do you get three attempted murder guilty verdicts yet for the kid he murdered it's a hung verdict? One juror bought the self defense lie even though he bought the guy attempted to murder the three who were wounded.

 

In twenty years this guy will be free and the kid will still be dead. Justice? Not sure about that.

 

You have a pitiful understanding of how the world works.

 

First degree murder - which he was charged with - requires premeditation. All the verdict means is that, for what he was charged with, there was significant doubt as to whether he had formed the intent to kill before he fired.

 

Notably, the attempted murder charges were second degree - depraved indifference instead of willful intent. So basically, the jury found there was no premeditation.

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You have a pitiful understanding of how the world works.

 

First degree murder - which he was charged with - requires premeditation. All the verdict means is that, for what he was charged with, there was significant doubt as to whether he had formed the intent to kill before he fired.

 

Notably, the attempted murder charges were second degree - depraved indifference instead of willful intent. So basically, the jury found there was no premeditation.

 

No Tom, The Jury didn't find anything. It was a hung jury. Big difference

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No Tom, The Jury didn't find anything. It was a hung jury. Big difference

You have been intimate with the members of jury to know this, I am sure?

 

It is??? How do you get three attempted murder guilty verdicts yet for the kid he murdered it's a hung verdict? One juror bought the self defense lie even though he bought the guy attempted to murder the three who were wounded.

 

In twenty years this guy will be free and the kid will still be dead. Justice? Not sure about that.

If you're being cereal, which I doubt you are... The 1st degree murder means he got out of his car, heck, he undid his seatbelt, turned around, whatever...knowing he was going to shoot AND kill him.

 

That is far fetched because he did not display any activity which would show support of this argument, though he is a major !@#$.

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