Comments by "Killed The Cat" (@killedthecat1034) on "Ex-officer charged with manslaughter in killing of Daunte Wright" video.
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@Lord_Poyo 1. That is not true. A variety of evidence is presented at court that isn't necessarily broadcast over the news. This could range from...
- witness statements,
- 2 character statements both the accused and the victim...
- more than one person could have been taping
- the 911 call
- recorded audio and body cam footage
- prior record of the officer
And loads more.
2. The only difference between murder 1 and murder 2 is prior intent.
Manslaughter is an unlawful killing that doesn't involve malice or forethought intent to seriously harm or kill or extreme recklessness disregard for life.
3. Logical deduction doesn't necessarily only pertain to what you can imagine. I'm not using emotional equivalent to make my argument. Merely the definition of murder 2. Which, again, does not require prior intent.
4. You seem to be mistaking what you think is logic as to what actually is logic when considering all relevant material. For instance, your assumptions about the taser and gun. As I am stated, one of the key factors that is drummed into your head, not only in Pryor police training but in every maintenance review, is left side right side. In most police departments you can actually get busted down a rank and lose pay for having your taser and your gun on the wrong side. This is not something officers forget or mistake. Especially not a seasoned officer of more than 20 years. It's the wrong Captain sees you... as for getting caught up, that's what your training is for, as well. That's why countless people are not only coming on here but going to the media not being able to understand how this person mistook the taser for the firearm.
5. If you claim to be a logical thinker, then you must consider all relevant material. Not just what fits your narrative. You continuing to make claims like, "which you can in no way prove", only shows your lack of logical Thinking by considering all relevant information.
6. You clearly don't have the training that these people do oh, by the mistakes you're making in your logic, yet you feel confident enough to say that "personal experience doesn't help here". That's not logical thinking.
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@Lord_Poyo Well, I gave you a list, right off the bat. All of which except 2 that you ignored... I'm sure so you could still have a point.... But, sense you are trying to desperately seem so unbothered... I'm more than happy to give them to you again.
- body cam footage
- unnamed Witnesses
- the police officers track record
- police officer training expert
Etc...
Also, it is completely common for the police not to release all the evidence in a case, to the media.
As for issue.... The only issue there is, is yours, by continuing to insist there isn't any other evidence, even though we both know there is no possible way for you to know that. The only reason you continue to make this baseless assumption is because your point falls apart if you don't.
Not one time did I claim "all cases" had additional evidence held back by the prosecution. Now you are just making things up about my meaning.... But... Please feel free to quote me where I said that?
I completely understand what you're telling me. You just don't understand that there's no way for you to quantify that into reality. No matter how many times you insist you know this, it doesn't stop the fact that you cannot prove that. It doesn't make your claim any less of a baseless assumption.
That is not the only evidence that can show up. It's just the only thing you say could show up. Except... you saying things doesn't actually make them true. She wouldn't even have to have a direct confrontation with that specific person for it to apply. She could simply have a track record of similar encounters or even audio and/or video of her expressing opinions about similar situations, or the same situation. Even a history of online postings which paint a picture of clear bias.
I'm simply just not willing to form an opinion without all the facts, unlike you. I'm also not willing to assume I have all the facts when I couldn't possibly know that, unlike you. As I have stated, you have no clue whether you have all the information you need to form an opinion, yet you've already decided what it was. Meaning the only one here who doesn't understand logic comes from a full and accurate reading of facts.. Would be you.
I don't have to prove you wrong. You have yet to prove that it was true. Your claim, your burden of proof. The only thing you've presented as evidence to your claim that there's absolutely no more evidence in this case is, because you said so. Except you ignoring facts don't actually make them go away.
So.. Let's end this with some questions, I'm sure you will try to ignore... Because you don't have good answers for them.
If, in her history as a police officer,it turned out that in other (similar) situations, she had announced the taser procedure and pulled her gun instead, would that not establish a pattern of for thought and/or mindset?
Could there not be body cam footage from the other officers?
Given that this didn't happen in the middle of nowhere and everyone has phones, could there not possibly be other video of the encounter and/or other witnesses?
If the prosecution has not announced The video is the only evidence and you have no way of knowing whether or not there is other evidence or not, how can you be so sure there isn't any???
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