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londonfog

londonfog

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TacoMac said:
Troy Davis and Brian Terrell were guilty as hell. There wasn't any evidence at all EVER presented in court that even REMOTELY challenged the findings.

What you DID have were, once again, a bunch of people CLAIMING they had evidence.

Troy Davis' execution was put off time and time again over that shit. When they would stay the execution and hold a new hearing, guess what?

There was no evidence.

That was done 3 times.

And to this day they claim the same exact thing: they have new evidence.

They don't. They never did. If they had, they would have actually shown up for the hearing and presented it. They were given not one, not two, but THREE opportunities to do so and that's NOT counting the 6 appeals he had already used up with the same shit.
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Please BULLSHIT.
In Brains case the main witness recanted ...Jermaine Johnson.
footprints found near the victim's body were smaller than Terrell's feet, and none of the 13 fingerprints found by investigators matched his fingerprints. The State of Georgia tried Terrell three times. The first trial ended in a mistrial when jurors could not agree on whether he was guilty. The second resulted in a conviction that was later overturned by the Georgia Supreme Court. The third trial concluded with a conviction and death sentence.
Don't sound like an open and shut cse to me.
 
TacoMac

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First off, Jermaine Johnson was Troy's cousin. They ran together. The two of them cooked up the deal together. Jermaine figured he could get a light sentence if he pointed the finger at Troy. They then figured that after he recanted Jermaine would keep his deal and Troy's case would get tossed. They thought they had pulled off the perfect crime.

The reason the case was tried three times was to REMOVE ALL DOUBT of guilt. It was an entire family on trial basically, with each family member changing their stories as they needed to to get less time and/or help somebody else.

Ultimately, Troy did it. Everybody knew it. That's why they put him to death. All the other bullshit is exactly that: bullshit.
 
londonfog

londonfog

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@tac
TacoMac said:
First off, Jermaine Johnson was Troy's cousin. They ran together. The two of them cooked up the deal together. Jermaine figured he could get a light sentence if he pointed the finger at Troy. They then figured that after he recanted Jermaine would keep his deal and Troy's case would get tossed. They thought they had pulled off the perfect crime.

The reason the case was tried three times was to REMOVE ALL DOUBT of guilt. It was an entire family on trial basically, with each family member changing their stories as they needed to to get less time and/or help somebody else.

Ultimately, Troy did it. Everybody knew it. That's why they put him to death. All the other bullshit is exactly that: bullshit.
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Bullshit and I guess Terrell wore smaller feet that night and his fingerprints vanished. Just when I thought you could be man of common sense you go and show me wrong as fuck. You dumb as fuck if you think NO ONE in the United States has been executed when they were innocent.
Lena Baker ( your fucking state again ) The South has a bad history of fucked jury's and you defend this shit
No need to reply back unless you need to defend your ignorance
 
TacoMac

TacoMac

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londonfog said:
you are saying exactly that when you claim no one innocent has be executed. You can't be this dense
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Again, keep making shit up...because I never once said that.

And the fact you even bring up Troy Davis just proves how stupid you are.

40 FUCKING PEOPLE SAW HIM DO IT.

He shot a fucking cop in the middle of a fast food parking lot in front of 40 fucking people!

THEN, he went around bragging about it to anybody that would listen that he was the one that did it.

And you think HE was innocent?
 
TacoMac

TacoMac

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UncleBuck said:
so then how many times has the criminal justice system condemned an innocent man to death?
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Before the modern era I have no idea. It would probably be in the hundreds if I had to venture a guess. It may even be higher than that. Frankly, when you had cops back in the 40's and 50's just shooting people essentially at will, that would count in my book as well.
 
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