Comments by "sandgrownun66" (@sandgrownun66) on "Army Officer Realized He Became The Main Suspect" video.

  1. The most scary part was Muslim hunting season at 58:37. At least it's not all year round.
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  2. Ted Bundy and Wayne Gacy were well-liked too.
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  3.  @theoryofpersonality1420  The problem is that the US has double jeopardy. Thankfully, he was originally found guilty. Which did mean that he did some time in prison. He will be in his eighties now. So there won't be much time to do anything, if substantial new evidence was found.
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  4.  @tym5483  Yeah, we've heard that tired old trope, a thousand times. There are plenty of innocent people in prison, and guilty people walking the streets. Five percent of prisoners are actually innocent. This also applies to death row inmates.
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  5. Broken keyboard?
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  6. What's wrong with detectives simply doing their job? They can even lie, if it elicits a confession.
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  7. The most scary part was Muslim hunting season at 58:37. At least it's not all year round.
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  8. Thankfully, he was found guilty first time, so he could still be retried if new evidence emerged. However, that's not likely after such a long time. Now he's free, he should stick to hunting Muslims, at 58:37.
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  9.  @rold000  Double jeopardy is a problem, if you're found innocent of murder, but you're actually guilty. It means that if evidence proving your guilt is later found, you can't be retried. So you can live your life as a free person, even though you committed the murder. This is why it was abolished in the UK.
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  10.  @tym5483  No, it just shows that the tired old trope doesn't apply in the real world.
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  11.  @tym5483  The data says different. By the way, I don't have a donkey. Let alone a stupid one.
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  12.  @mayechilde1  What can ever be known for sure?
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  13. Yes, Muslim hunting season at 58:37. At least it's not all year round.
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  14. Who does know the missing evidence? The description of the suspect fitted him to a tee.
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  15. Was. However, not after he'd finished with her.
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  16. Well, they did, and he was duly convicted. Although, this was vacated at a later date.
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  17.  @StofStuiver  The jury made it's initial decision based on the evidence presented at trial. It's lucky that there was no death penalty, as any doubt would have been moot, if it had been carried out.
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  18. What's a history form?
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  19. Passing a polygraph, does not mean you're innocent.
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  20.  @NeCoruption  There were a lot of inconsistencies in his story, and he kept changing it. However, you cannot convict, unless there is no reasonable doubt. Polygraphs are notoriously unreliable, and not admissible as evidence.
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  21.  @NeCoruption  "like". Is that a legal term, that you'd find in an official document? Such as, "the crime occured like fifty years ago", or "he like had an alibi for that time".
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  22.  @NeCoruption  Yeah, well. Those "people", including you, are wrong. Do you use the word "like" in nearly every sentence, as many younger people do today? Or how about double negatives. Such as, "I didn't want nothing to do with her." "She didn't go nowhere", or, "You can't prove nothing." Is your speech littered with those gems too?
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  23.  @hicknopunk  The Harrier is a subsonic aircraft. He used an SR-71 instead.
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  24.  @hicknopunk  OK, and this dude's innocent too.
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  25.  @hicknopunk  I should have made it a question, and not a statement. He was found guilty at trial.
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  26. Really?Tthe jury agreed that he had.
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  27. The most amazing subtitle was Muslim hunting season at 58:37. At least it's not all year round.
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  28. True. You ask for a lawyer, and then say nothing more. It's your right.
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  29.  @CK-qj3du  You don't do the police's job for them. You don't get paid. They do.
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  30. He was convicted of the murder, if you'd bothered to watch the whole video.
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  31.  @ahoweO7  Why? It was you who made the error saying that he wasn't convicted.
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  32.  @tym5483  I understand your Murican "colloquialism", all too well. The issue is why are Americans so prudish about using good, old Anglo-Saxon English words?There is the word "arse", which has the same origin, as the German word "arsch". Next, Americans will be calling "toilets", "bathrooms", or even more stupidly, "restrooms". Where neither bathing or resting is done. What is the Murican sensitivity about describing things in a way, which actually describes their function? The idiocy of Americans, seems to have no bounds.
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  33. The most amazing part was Muslim hunting season at 58:37. At least it's not all year round.
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  34. The most scary part was Muslim hunting season at 58:37. At least it's not all year round.
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  35. Maybe, because they believed he did, and as the jury agreed.
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  36. How do you know they lied? The jury believed them, along with the other evidence presented. Some of his sisters might be deceased anyway.
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  37. Even snakes have a job to do.
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  38. There was evidence. that's why he was found guilty.
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  39.  @NoPastNoFate  But not as lacking as your terrible grammar. Did you bother attending English classes at school?
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  40. circumstantial
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  41. Audit?
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  42. That's the system. Do you want trial without juries?
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  43.  @whosaidthat9265  OK. So you want non-jury trials. Like they have in non-Common Law countries? Where you're not judged by your peers. Glad we got that one clear.
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  44.  @whosaidthat9265  Firstly, why are you so rude? Is engaging in Ad Hominem attacks, YOUR strong suit. Secondly, it was you extolling the virtues of trial by judges, not me. If you don't like the legal system, where you live.Then why not move to a country, which doesn't respect Common Law?
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  45.  @whosaidthat9265  No. You move along. In your original reply, you criticized the legal system where you live. It's worked for a thousand years, and it'll be working for a thousand more, assuming Sharia doesn't replace. So railing against it, is tantamount to banging your head against a brick wall. Or you could move to Japan, where they have a 99.9% conviction rate. So you wouldn't have to worry about being found innocent at their bench trial system. Maybe, you should watch the film, I Just Didn't Do It (それでもボクはやってない, Soredemo boku wa yattenai), based on a true story, for more details.
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  46. The most amazing part was Muslim hunting season at 58:37. At least it's not all year round.
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  47.  @igot5onit423  Is it Muslims going hunting, or Muslims being hunted? The jury's still out on that one.
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  48. Clean slate? He was found guilty of murder.
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  49. Seventy free years.
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  50. Why corrupt?
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