Amber Guyger Found Guilty of Murder!!!..... 10 years

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sorry i dont like this prosecutor, didn't she have noise complaints about jean, i dont see him mentioning that. And keep talking about it could be the door was unlocked {okay how did she get her key in?), or she did thought it was the wrong apartment, he does not know if she did cpr how does he not know}, and they cannot get her text? what the fukk, stated she deleted her text, they need to find those or highlight that she DELETED HER TEXT.

You may be right. But is it provable that she did cpr? And he proved she clearly was thinking only about herself and tryin to hide this crime bc she texted her bf first thing.
 

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Of course he wouldn't think she's guilty of any wrong doing. A two-minute Google search brought a few things up.

A) he was one of the investigators for the killing of Chris Kyle of American Sniper fame
B) he killed a passenger in a truck driving almost twice the posted speed limit of 45MPH.

From here:

A fatal traffic wreck involving Texas Ranger David Armstrong of Dallas is a good example of the double standards inside DPS. On February 2, 2017, Ranger Armstrong was returning from a special operations shift on the Mexican border when he crashed his DPS vehicle into a pickup truck, ejecting both the driver and the passenger. After several weeks, a DPS Highway Patrol accident reconstruction team was able to recover the vehicle’s computer to confirm his speed at the time of the crash. He was driving 84 miles per hour on Highway 281 in Premont, where the posted speed limit was 45 miles per hour. Ranger Armstrong fractured his hip, and his DPS vehicle burned down to the metal. The passenger of the other vehicle, 30-year-old JD Kristopher Trevino of Premont, died of his injuries five days after the wreck. Even though the accident occurred in Premont city limits, and even though accidents in municipalities are normally investigated by city police, DPS handled the investigation so it could cover up what happened. Among other things, Ranger Armstrong was violating a DPS safety rule at the time of the accident. That rule mandates that officers working on the border take a six-hour rest period before driving home, and the rule had been in effect for more than a year at the time of the accident. Ranger Armstrong had repeatedly violated the rule – a fact known to his supervisors – and he was violating it again when he was driving through Premont at 10:15 p.m. Although most drivers would have been charged with manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide, or at least reckless driving, Ranger Armstrong was never charged with anything, nor was he disciplined. Instead, the entire incident was covered up by senior DPS commanders, and Ranger Armstrong is now leading a high-profile investigation into a police shooting in Dallas.
He owes people favors.
 

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Both that cave bytch Amber Guyger and that fukking c00n need to be shot in the face at point blank range. :camby: Tired of shyt like this.

This is a straightforward slam dunk case. The bytch killed a man sitting in his own apartment quite a distance from the door. What else is there to talk about? Anything else is a delay tactic and a complete waste of time. There wasn't all this juelzing when that black cop killed that Australian woman and those circumstances were infinitely more justified than this. SMH.
 

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So what's theColi verdict as to what happened?

I mean, yeah she's guilty

But do you think it was a mistake? Hardt o believe sshe's drunk or high since she'd just got off work? But who knows....

Was she just bat shyt crazy?
So caught up in sexting ol dude she didnt pay attention to anything on her way up?
The supposed loud music complaint?

My take is, if the apartment was lit well enough for her to SEE to shoot him in the heart where they are trained to shoot, then it was definitely well lit enough for her to see furniture and stuff that clearly wasn't her apartment. Case is closed for me right there.

I mean we've all walked into a wrong room before at school or work, and immediately been like "oops", and turned around. Aint no burglar sitting on your couch eating ice cream
 

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Did anyone notice that when they showed a picture of the white broad’s apartment she has a console table with various items on it near her entry way? How did she not notice that wasn’t in the apartment when she walked in? Why wasn’t that called out during the trial?
Basically only and idiot would believe the shyt she kicking. Just common sense says who walks into randoms rooms and think its their room unless they're drunk or something? I'm not saying you can't walk into the wrong room but whats the chances y'all have the exact same furniture, tv, table, etc for you to be that confused unless again your drunk or something.
 

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So what's theColi verdict as to what happened?

I mean, yeah she's guilty

But do you think it was a mistake? Hardt o believe sshe's drunk or high since she'd just got off work? But who knows....

Was she just bat shyt crazy?
So caught up in sexting ol dude she didnt pay attention to anything on her way up?
The supposed loud music complaint?

My take is, if the apartment was lit well enough for her to SEE to shoot him in the heart where they are trained to shoot, then it was definitely well lit enough for her to see furniture and stuff that clearly wasn't her apartment. Case is closed for me right there.

I mean we've all walked into a wrong room before at school or work, and immediately been like "oops", and turned around. Aint no burglar sitting on your couch eating ice cream
Basically this. Common sense says their is no way this isn't an open and shut case regardless of who the race of the people are. Unless your inebriated its no excuse for you not to see that's not your spot before shooting someone.
 

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Basically only and idiot would believe the shyt she kicking. Just common sense says who walks into randoms rooms and think its their room unless they're drunk or something? I'm not saying you can't walk into the wrong room but whats the chances y'all have the exact same furniture, tv, table, etc for you to be that confused unless again your drunk or something.
Even if she was drunk, seeing somebody eating a bowl of food on your couch would sober you up quick. The simple fact he was only sitting down eating, and watching tv, should be enough to convict her alone. That's almost equivalent to shooting someone sitting at their own dinning table, or even sitting own their own john. These are the main things you see people doing when you walk in the wrong place. He clearly wasn't snooping around. Anybody with common sense would know the difference, especially the police, unless they didn't want to. Even a 5-year-old would know the difference.
 
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This is where I'm at. Dinner, other stuff is plausible until the matt, then the door, then escalate that to shooting. We allow way too much leeway with shooting and with what perceived danger is and not enough emphasis on the actual reality when it comes to police. They are more trained than a civilian and should have a higher burden of judgement. Instead it is lower.

This is not ok and I hope a stand is taken. Tired of hearing about them being threatened by cell phones or people trying to break their fall or people sitting in their own apt. The notion that we are at the mercy of their mistakes need to stop.
 

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Yes, he said that "No crime was committed because Amber felt Botham was a threat to her life"

What’s funny is that first crime she committed was unlawful entry/ trespassing. She had no right to enter his apartment even if it was unlocked. So actually the shooting and everything that happened should be looked at and framed at as happening during the commission of a crime. That’s what makes her 100 percent responsible.
 

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Its one point. Peep what i just posted above. A few mins in he describes the bullet path as being he was getting up off the sofa. Not scaring her anywhere near her vicinity.
Him gettin off the couch is what got him killed

sudden movements from a nikka will get us killed .. once a peckerwood has their mind is set on somethin
 
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