Comments by "Grey Matters" (@o0GrayMatters0o) on "The Interrogation of Stephanie Lazarus" video.

  1. it's all business. she probably visited the evidence locker on a regular basis. these systems are failing.
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  2. in man's courts, it's not about the truth or the facts, it's about what you can prove "beyond any reasonable doubt." it's good and bad
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  3. funny how knowing how to evade the truth is considered a 'smart' thing to do these days
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  4.  @williamschwan207 you mean man's law. all of man is guilty- not one excluded- and though he would like to stay free of the consequences of his guilt, avoiding the consequences of his guilt is only multiplying his suffering, rather than protecting him from it. with that said however, i do see how 'innocent till proven guilty' is a good thing- in terms of vindication for the innocent and buying some time for the guilty. i'm not perfect, but how did this case go 30 or 40 years with a murder victim involved?
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  5. what's the best way to rob a bank?
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  6. she's well versed in some legalies too, it's the language of liars, a language where 'not guilty' and 'innocent' mean different things. so which is it? a lie? or the truth? well, that depends on what the definition of "is" is. anybody have a law dictionary? i can't recall
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  7.  @nicolesmith6677  these systems are failing. God help us for what they have in store once this becomes more obvious to the masses.
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  8. With all due respect to the victim and her family and friends that were hurt by this woman. The video poses a great question about the criminal's justice system decades ago, and though the actions taken by these detectives would have us believe things have changed, it is clear that the language of law still known as 'legalies" is still full of shit and goes something like this: "Well Gorsh Mickey, i may or may not recall (touches lip), a huh hult, G Golly a huh hult, what am i you know (touches temple)? under oath? welp that's a knee slapper, huh hult, the law doesn't apply to me, i am the law, Gorsh, a huh hult. i have no idea what you're token about, a huh hult, Gorsh."
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