en_causa_sui wrote:Speaking from experience?
Well, I was acquitted... But convincing the jury of my innocence was not nearly as easy as it should have been.
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Re: PCL-R (for fun)
by Myers » Mon Jun 14, 2010 1:33 am
Well, I was acquitted... But convincing the jury of my innocence was not nearly as easy as it should have been.
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Re: PCL-R (for fun)
by en_causa_sui » Mon Jun 14, 2010 1:40 am
It sounds like you shouldn't have been charged at all. That was the only "evidence" they had against you?
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Re: PCL-R (for fun)
by Myers » Mon Jun 14, 2010 1:45 am
en_causa_sui wrote:It sounds like you shouldn't have been charged at all. That was the only "evidence" they had against you?
They had motive, and someone claimed they saw a car that looked similar to mine leaving the house the same night.
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Re: PCL-R (for fun)
by en_causa_sui » Mon Jun 14, 2010 1:48 am
Myers wrote:They had motive, and someone claimed they saw a car that looked similar to mine leaving the house the same night.
Oh those trusty eyewitnesses.
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Re: PCL-R (for fun)
by Myers » Mon Jun 14, 2010 1:55 am
en_causa_sui wrote:Oh those trusty eyewitnesses.
Lol. Yeah. Didn't really help the prosecution that she couldn't identify the make and model of modern day cars to save her own life.
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Re: PCL-R (for fun)
by en_causa_sui » Mon Jun 14, 2010 1:58 am
Myers wrote:Lol. Yeah. Didn't really help the prosecution that she couldn't identify the make and model of modern day cars to save her own life.
And yet they still listened to her. That's ridiculous.
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Re: PCL-R (for fun)
by Myers » Mon Jun 14, 2010 2:10 am
en_causa_sui wrote:And yet they still listened to her. That's ridiculous.
Well, she identified my car and recited the make and model with the confidence of a 3rd generation mechanic. But when she was asked to identify 10 other popular cars, she confused a lot of them, including mine with another.
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Re: PCL-R (for fun)
by en_causa_sui » Mon Jun 14, 2010 2:16 am
Myers wrote:Well, she identified my car and recited the make and model with the confidence of a 3rd generation mechanic. But when she was asked to identify 10 other popular cars, she confused a lot of them, including mine with another.
Haha, she should have studied her flash cards better. lol
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Re: PCL-R (for fun)
by Myers » Mon Jun 14, 2010 2:24 am
en_causa_sui wrote:Haha, she should have studied her flash cards better. lol
Luckily she didn't, or I might be bitching about it to my cellie instead of sitting on my computer... Eh, probably not. She didn't see me enter the house or car, but still...
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Re: PCL-R (for fun)
by en_causa_sui » Mon Jun 14, 2010 2:28 am
Myers wrote:Luckily she didn't, or I might be bitching about it to my cellie instead of sitting on my computer... Eh, probably not. She didn't see me enter the house or car, but still...
Did they ever catch the guy who actually did the deed?
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