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#26
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10-21-2024, 01:21 AM
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Re: TRIAL: Apple River Stabbing Frenzy
Justified. When he was shoved down, he was also punched in the face. That's a physical assault in a public place. I don't see him assaulting anyone prior to that. I see him running and falling and then getting laughed at by everyone- then surrounded and punched. Combine that with the fact that there's a shit ton of young men taunting, surrounding and harassing him and I'd say he was justified to be scared for his life. ESPECIALLY if they started attacking him over one of their friends saying he was a pedo. I'm going to finish watching that trial video, but the video evidence would be enough for me as a member of the jury to throw out any first degree murder shit. maybe manslaughter, because he did knife a guy who didn't have a weapon (although he was in the process of getting assaulted again), but murder is out. |
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#27
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10-21-2024, 01:37 AM
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Re: TRIAL: Apple River Stabbing Frenzy
How long have you been on here? How many deaths have you seen that started as just "a few slaps and punches" that go full on mob beating? A few slaps and punches from one person sure, but if I'm surrounded by a bunch of drunk guys that start hitting me and shoving me into the water, I'm going fear for my life and respond as such. In the opposite view, I think anyone who thinks a drunk mob that's already become violent towards them ISN'T a threat on their life and WOULDN'T fight back is retarded. Overwhelming force is the only way one person is going to stop a group. The jury has ruled, so there's apparently much more I haven't seen in this particular case, and I'm wrong in my assessment of it being self defense- but you're just straight out wrong to think a belligerent group will stop attacking once they've started without a very compelling reason... Which is usually severe/lethal injury to the targeted individual, or the individual severely injuring/killing one of them. |
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#29
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12-03-2024, 01:42 AM
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Re: TRIAL: Apple River Stabbing Frenzy
"Witnesses said Miu was initially in the river with goggles and a snorkel. A group of tubers accused of him of looking at young girls underwater, but Miu told investigators he was looking for a friend's missing cellphone." That's quite a stretch to say he was looking at girls underwater in that chocolate-milk, brown muddy water. |