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C-Murder Convicted of Murder
eNgIeS:
--- Quote from: RODZILLA a.k.a tha7th on October 01, 2003, 12:04:24 AM ---wow....real sad shit....
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Yes, sad for Steve & his family & Master P's family, but not C-Murder. He can rot in hell
--- Quote from: Adam Donnelly on October 01, 2003, 04:22:26 AM ---Think of the boy who died.
Fuck him if he did it
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100%
--- Quote from: The Watcher on October 01, 2003, 05:12:49 AM ---
--- Quote from: Adam Donnelly on October 01, 2003, 04:22:26 AM ---Think of the boy who died.
Fuck him if he did it
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and what if he didnt do it? the man will be in jail for life
if someone threw my ass in jail and I was in there for 10-15 years before they found out i was innocent, i would be suing the city, the government and the damn judge that threw me in there
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& thats why theres "beyond reasonable doubt". Today in the days of DNA, there can rarely if ever be mistakes. Listen to the evidence 2 people saw it. Why would they lie. If anyone was lying it was 9 people saying Murder didnt do it but they couldnt give a correct answer as to the clothes Murder was wearing & the whereabouts in the club & stuff
The bottom line is we werent in the court. We didnt see the evidence. The jury saw the evidence, & if even 1 of them didnt believe Murder did it after all the evidence presented, then Murder wouldnt be in jail. The fact is they saw it & they all agreed he did it. He did it, & he deserves the punishment he gets & to burn in hell
Sure if it does happen (slim chance) that he didnt do it, then I feel sad for him & if its proven he has the right to sue the state & countrys ass's, but most likely he did do it so stop whining
The Watcher:
actually, if you're matching that sample A belongs to person B then the rate of error is 1 in 37m. but if you're matching for paternety, the chances are ALOT greater.
who's whining? i agree he did it & should goto jail -- but dna can be wrong
eNgIeS:
--- Quote from: The Watcher on October 03, 2003, 01:15:32 AM ---actually, if you're matching that sample A belongs to person B then the rate of error is 1 in 37m. but if you're matching for paternety, the chances are ALOT greater.
who's whining? i agree he did it & should goto jail -- but dna can be wrong
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Someone here was sayin that i would be pissed if i was in jail for something i didnt do, hell yeah i agree but C-Murder did it, there is no reasonable doubt he did it
1 in 37 million is damn near 100% guaranteed u got the right man, plus other evidence is usually shown other than DNA at trials
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