Comments by "avery intelligence" (@averyintelligence) on "Law&Crime Network" channel.

  1. for every dark night theres a brighter day - tupac
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  2. holding judgment. seriously?
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  3. "british tv host" im from the UK and never seen or heard this woman on tv
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  4. bro is litterally called puff daddy, he been sus from the jump lol
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  5.  @Donahue250  "terrible court drawings" the drawings are always hilarious lol
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  6. diddly doo
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  7. Searching for people’s public social media profiles online is NOT STALKING. gosh, when will people stop misusing the word stalking?
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  8. thats obviously illegal
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  9. Probability and common sense suggests to me it’s the latter. The latter is common, the former is extremely uncommon. Gotta love maths
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  10. Underage woman could be 1 or 15. Crazy
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  11. I always told people that store was weird af 😂. I mean who only employs models to sell clothes? It’s cringe
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  12. This is the equivalent of me going to the police station and saying “I’m guilty it was me” and you’re saying that’s a criminal confession 😂 That’s not evidence. Just circumstantial
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  13. 😂
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  14. ​ @paulettelamontagne6992 what did operah do lol
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  15. Cuba gooding jr kissed stephen fry. Search it
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  16. i knew
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  17. Here’s a list of notable wrongly accused healthcare workers: • Lucia de Berk (Netherlands, 2003) – Nurse convicted of killing patients; exonerated in 2010 after flawed statistical evidence was exposed. • Daniela Poggiali (Italy, 2014) – Nurse accused of murdering patients; convicted, later acquitted in 2023. • Angela Cannings (UK, 2002) – Mother convicted of killing her babies; overturned in 2003 due to flawed expert testimony. • Sally Clark (UK, 1999) – Wrongly convicted of murdering her two sons; acquitted in 2003 after statistical errors were found. • Trupti Patel (UK, 2001) – Accused of killing her three children; acquitted in 2003 as deaths were natural. • Jessie McTavish (Scotland, 1974) – Nurse convicted of killing a patient with insulin; overturned in 1976. • RaDonda Vaught (USA, 2017) – Nurse convicted for a fatal medication error; sparked debate over criminalizing medical mistakes. - ChatGPT
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  18. The ceo literally looks like his face has a disability
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