[Shakey]

[r0tten]

Originally Posted by Lion-hearted Girl ↗

Can you ask Mr Hobbs how HIS hair ended up entwined in the ligatures?

Mr Hobbs is guilty as fuck. The only thing Damien Echols is guilty of is having had a fabulous fucking bob hairstyle in court.

[r0tten]

Originally Posted by susanmarie79 ↗

Bullshit. Show me proof of that.

"On 3 June police interrogated Jessie Misskelley Jr. Misskelley, whose IQ was reported to be 72 (making him borderline mentally retarded), was questioned alone; his parents were not present during the interrogation. Misskelley's father gave permission for Misskelley to go with police, but did not explicitly give permission for his minor son to be questioned or interrogated. Misskelley was questioned for roughly twelve hours; only two segments, totaling 46 minutes, were recorded. Misskelley quickly recanted his confession, citing intimidation, coercion, fatigue, and veiled threats from police."

http://murderpedia.org/male.M/m/misskelley-jessie.htm


"In 1993, shortly after three eight-year-old boys were found murdered in West Memphis, Arkansas, police arrested Damien Echols, Jason Baldwin and Jessie Misskelley and charged the three teenagers with murder based solely upon an error-filled and police-coerced false confession, extracted from 16-year-old Jessie Misskelley Jr. After 12 hours of questioning, without counsel or parental consent, mentally disabled Misskelley repeated back to the police what he was told to say.

http://www.falseconfessions.org/case...west-memphis-3

[Susan]

erm having a low iq does not make his mental capacity that of a 6 - 8 year old. And that test was flawed. They told him it would make it look better for him if he acted stupid. A test he took 2 years before the test for the trial gave his iq as being 88.

[Susan]

And that hair was not proven to be Terry Hobbs hair. It was just likely it was his (and also a lot of other people in the community). Have any of you ever heard of secondary transfer?

[r0tten]

Originally Posted by susanmarie79 ↗

erm having a low iq does not make his mental capacity that of a 6 - 8 year old. And that test was flawed. They told him it would make it look better for him if he acted stupid. A test he took 2 years before the test for the trial gave his iq as being 88.

Oh the test was flawed? And the fact that they coerced a confession out of a developmentally disabled minor without his parents there isn't flawed?

Imma chill though, because you flawed as hell girl.

[Susan]

He isn't developmentally disabled. Even at 72 iq, that isn't developmentally disabled.

[Lion-hearted Girl]

Originally Posted by r0tten ↗

"On 3 June police interrogated Jessie Misskelley Jr. Misskelley, whose IQ was reported to be 72 (making him borderline mentally retarded), was questioned alone; his parents were not present during the interrogation. Misskelley's father gave permission for Misskelley to go with police, but did not explicitly give permission for his minor son to be questioned or interrogated. Misskelley was questioned for roughly twelve hours; only two segments, totaling 46 minutes, were recorded. Misskelley quickly recanted his confession, citing intimidation, coercion, fatigue, and veiled threats from police."

http://murderpedia.org/male.M/m/misskelley-jessie.htm


"In 1993, shortly after three eight-year-old boys were found murdered in West Memphis, Arkansas, police arrested Damien Echols, Jason Baldwin and Jessie Misskelley and charged the three teenagers with murder based solely upon an error-filled and police-coerced false confession, extracted from 16-year-old Jessie Misskelley Jr. After 12 hours of questioning, without counsel or parental consent, mentally disabled Misskelley repeated back to the police what he was told to say.

http://www.falseconfessions.org/case...west-memphis-3

Text book false confession. Absolutely text book.

[Susan]

21 years today. Rest in peace. 3 beautiful angels

[Lion-hearted Girl]

Originally Posted by Anom Alley ↗

Susan's trolling continues unabated.

Some people have tunnel vision. I bet she's never even opened her mind to the possibility that they didn't do it.

Even the children's own parents (some) celebrated their release and were sensible enough to realise that there was a huge screw up here. That really says something for the lack of evidence against them.

Some people are just too bull-headed to concede a point.