THE NATURE BOY REALLY HOPES THESE BREHS GET OUT OF JAIL
THEY ARE ONLY GUILTY OF BEING INBRED
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Netflix might have one: Making a Murderer (Dec 18th)
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THE NATURE BOY REALLY HOPES THESE BREHS GET OUT OF JAIL
THEY ARE ONLY GUILTY OF BEING INBRED
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Cowboyz89
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Complete failure by the criminal justice system to be objective and complete success by the criminal justice system to prey on the emotions of the idiot townspeople. Im not a lawyer, but I found myself constantly poking out holes in the prosecution's case, only to then have the defense do exactly that in deeper detail and then use the testimony of witnesses against them. It was a sham from day 1. Not much different that the "you whistled at a white girl" trials that black men were subjected too back in the day.
As for Brendan, have some understanding and compassion for him. I have an autistic brother who seems to be on a similar level of understanding that Brendan has. You could get him to admit that I murdered somebody, that Im a dinosaur from Mars, or that I havent even been born yet as long as you repeatedly hint that he will feel good for "being honest" and tell you what you want to hear. Its laughable that "testimony" like that can be used in court, especially when its on camera. They read Brendan's fukkin IQ and reading level out loud...Theres video of him guessing randomly about the crime scene and then asking to go back to class after admitting to a murder that doesnt even match the evidence. We have him on tape saying he doesnt know what inconsistent or admitting guilt means. and he was allowed to speak to detectives by himself multiple times.
and his mother isnt any smarter than him and apparently the original pubic defender is barely functional above the mom. Smiling at a letter that was written to the judge with a phrase like "I like you I think youre a good judge". The only bigger red flag was having him draw pics of the murder that didnt happen in order to help him write his testimony down.
Not gonna even watch his trial tonight cuz Im sure his trial will also be fraud. I really thought I could do the whole season in 1 sitting, but no.
I need a break.
Most obvious signs of innocence IMO
1) No blood evidence at all throughout the garage or the room where they claim a bloody murder happened
2) A shell casing being by a shady officer days after they got a bogus confession on a shooting
3) Phone calls by Steven while he was allegedly rapping and murdering somebody
4) multiple instances of sworn testimony being altered to match a timeline that was rapidly changing (police officers, brother in law, other kid whose name I forgot)
5) Prosecution blatantly misrepresenting testimony to suggest a joke was a confession.
Theres more but Im just gonna leave it there.
If anybody here hasnt checked out Serial, get on that. Theres so many similarities.
As for Brendan, have some understanding and compassion for him. I have an autistic brother who seems to be on a similar level of understanding that Brendan has. You could get him to admit that I murdered somebody, that Im a dinosaur from Mars, or that I havent even been born yet as long as you repeatedly hint that he will feel good for "being honest" and tell you what you want to hear. Its laughable that "testimony" like that can be used in court, especially when its on camera. They read Brendan's fukkin IQ and reading level out loud...Theres video of him guessing randomly about the crime scene and then asking to go back to class after admitting to a murder that doesnt even match the evidence. We have him on tape saying he doesnt know what inconsistent or admitting guilt means. and he was allowed to speak to detectives by himself multiple times.
and his mother isnt any smarter than him and apparently the original pubic defender is barely functional above the mom. Smiling at a letter that was written to the judge with a phrase like "I like you I think youre a good judge". The only bigger red flag was having him draw pics of the murder that didnt happen in order to help him write his testimony down.
Not gonna even watch his trial tonight cuz Im sure his trial will also be fraud. I really thought I could do the whole season in 1 sitting, but no.
I need a break.
Most obvious signs of innocence IMO
1) No blood evidence at all throughout the garage or the room where they claim a bloody murder happened
2) A shell casing being by a shady officer days after they got a bogus confession on a shooting
3) Phone calls by Steven while he was allegedly rapping and murdering somebody
4) multiple instances of sworn testimony being altered to match a timeline that was rapidly changing (police officers, brother in law, other kid whose name I forgot)
5) Prosecution blatantly misrepresenting testimony to suggest a joke was a confession.
Theres more but Im just gonna leave it there.
If anybody here hasnt checked out Serial, get on that. Theres so many similarities.
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In her defense. I think she knows how the word is used. But she just couldn't define it to him.The stupid motherfukker said "Mom, what's inconsistent mean?"
Dumb bytch didn't even know...
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SadimirPutin
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just started this and even after episode one I was heated as fukk.....
I dont believe that one good cop exists anywhere.....I know that sounds harsh but jesus christ law enforcement is evil
I dont believe that one good cop exists anywhere.....I know that sounds harsh but jesus christ law enforcement is evil
SadimirPutin
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THE EMOTIONS WHEN WATCHING THIS shyt BREH
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I swear to god cops might only start shaping up if some mothefukker starts selecting corrupt cops and decapitating them motherfukkers on camera and posting the footage online
this shyt gets really hard to ignore after 10 hoursTHEY ARE ONLY GUILTY OF BEING INBRED
his mom face.. no offense but
thernbroom
Superstar
:thernbroom: All this documentary got me thinking about is all the poor and minority victims of this system
i already knew about minorities, but it's interesting to see how the white low class becomes the punching bag in all white communities. not gonna lie.
it sucks for everyone not in the dominant social class honestly.
A couple thoughts:
*One of the biggest things in this documentary is the chasm in competency of a state appointed lawyer/public defender in comparison to a hired gun. Steven's lawyers were exceptional! Particularly, Dean Strang. If I ever find myself in some shyt, I hope I have the coin(s) to afford great representation (I'm going to law school myself; but, still). Moreover, I'd argue if Strang or a lawyer of his caliber were representing Brendan from the onset, he'd be a free man today. You have a 16 year old with the cognitive abilities of a child -- who is obviously easily intimated -- and giving wholly inconsistent statements; yet, confesses to a murder under guerrilla style coercion. He was telling people what he thought they wanted to hear, and had no understanding of the gravity of the situation. He was asking about his project for 6th period after confessing to a murder! A better lawyer would have ran amok. Len was incompetent at best and intentionally sabotaging Brendan at worst. His dearth of ability as lawyer is utterly sickening. Once the judge deemed that the confession was admissible, he had no course of action. He basically was ready to walk Brendan to the gallows himself at that juncture on some
shyt. The judge should have replaced him when Brendan FIRST requested new representation.
*I do not think Barbara was a bytch. I think she was a highly confused and frustrated mom trying to do what she thought would get her son free. In her heart, she knows Brendan didn't kill anyone and he's still in jail for life. These are non-sophisticated and simple people. I'd wager most don't have past a 10th grade education. Their lot in life was to work in the Avery salvage and then to die, and they knew that was their destiny from early on. Families have cultures too. Their family culture obviously isn't one of an academic variety. So, Barbara nor Brendan not knowing what "inconsistent" means doesn't surprise me.
* I do think Steven did it, intuitively. However, I don't think there was enough to convict him. There's so many things that don't add up. How does the state find the key on the SEVENTH entry into a room laying in plain sight? How does Colburn call in Halbach's tag on November 2nd? Where the fukk was he reading that from? Why was that never answered? How do you find a bullet fragment FOUR months later?
* In my best attempt to put it together, Jodi was in jail for DUI. Steven's out and free. His main source of sex is forbidden. The victim was a nice looking young white woman. Probably the kind of woman Steven fantasized about when he was locked up for 18 years. I do think Steven killed her. I'm not sure of the context, though. Because there's no blood, blood splatter, etc. I don't think he killed her purposefully, but maybe he propositioned her and things went gravely wrong. I believe he panicked -- hence him not getting rid of the car. But, I'm not willing to commit to the car thing fully. The overwhelming lack of physical evidence subsequently lead to the state panicking as well (i.e. their "guy" was going to get off). I think they DEFINITELY planted the key. I feel confident in that. You find a key in plain sight after the 7th go 'round? And even more damning is is that none of her DNA is on the key, but only his
! I'm less certain about the car and bullet fragment being planted, but if you plant one thing what's one or two more items? The ease at which the cousin found the car is offsetting, but luck is a real thing. As aforementioned, if you plant a key, you'll plant additional items too. So, Steven could have simply gotten scared, panicked with the car or what have you. If he drives it off their property, he's liable to be seen driving her car. If he destroys it, he definitely looks guilty. Why would you destroy a car of a missing woman, breh 
? If he leaves it, he can act willing-fully ignorant, but why not clean up the blood? So, with Colburn reading the tag 3 days before it's found and there being blood in the car; I can't rule out them planting it either.
*This shyt was excellent.
*One of the biggest things in this documentary is the chasm in competency of a state appointed lawyer/public defender in comparison to a hired gun. Steven's lawyers were exceptional! Particularly, Dean Strang. If I ever find myself in some shyt, I hope I have the coin(s) to afford great representation (I'm going to law school myself; but, still). Moreover, I'd argue if Strang or a lawyer of his caliber were representing Brendan from the onset, he'd be a free man today. You have a 16 year old with the cognitive abilities of a child -- who is obviously easily intimated -- and giving wholly inconsistent statements; yet, confesses to a murder under guerrilla style coercion. He was telling people what he thought they wanted to hear, and had no understanding of the gravity of the situation. He was asking about his project for 6th period after confessing to a murder! A better lawyer would have ran amok. Len was incompetent at best and intentionally sabotaging Brendan at worst. His dearth of ability as lawyer is utterly sickening. Once the judge deemed that the confession was admissible, he had no course of action. He basically was ready to walk Brendan to the gallows himself at that juncture on some
shyt. The judge should have replaced him when Brendan FIRST requested new representation.*I do not think Barbara was a bytch. I think she was a highly confused and frustrated mom trying to do what she thought would get her son free. In her heart, she knows Brendan didn't kill anyone and he's still in jail for life. These are non-sophisticated and simple people. I'd wager most don't have past a 10th grade education. Their lot in life was to work in the Avery salvage and then to die, and they knew that was their destiny from early on. Families have cultures too. Their family culture obviously isn't one of an academic variety. So, Barbara nor Brendan not knowing what "inconsistent" means doesn't surprise me.
* I do think Steven did it, intuitively. However, I don't think there was enough to convict him. There's so many things that don't add up. How does the state find the key on the SEVENTH entry into a room laying in plain sight? How does Colburn call in Halbach's tag on November 2nd? Where the fukk was he reading that from? Why was that never answered? How do you find a bullet fragment FOUR months later?
* In my best attempt to put it together, Jodi was in jail for DUI. Steven's out and free. His main source of sex is forbidden. The victim was a nice looking young white woman. Probably the kind of woman Steven fantasized about when he was locked up for 18 years. I do think Steven killed her. I'm not sure of the context, though. Because there's no blood, blood splatter, etc. I don't think he killed her purposefully, but maybe he propositioned her and things went gravely wrong. I believe he panicked -- hence him not getting rid of the car. But, I'm not willing to commit to the car thing fully. The overwhelming lack of physical evidence subsequently lead to the state panicking as well (i.e. their "guy" was going to get off). I think they DEFINITELY planted the key. I feel confident in that. You find a key in plain sight after the 7th go 'round? And even more damning is is that none of her DNA is on the key, but only his
! I'm less certain about the car and bullet fragment being planted, but if you plant one thing what's one or two more items? The ease at which the cousin found the car is offsetting, but luck is a real thing. As aforementioned, if you plant a key, you'll plant additional items too. So, Steven could have simply gotten scared, panicked with the car or what have you. If he drives it off their property, he's liable to be seen driving her car. If he destroys it, he definitely looks guilty. Why would you destroy a car of a missing woman, breh ? If he leaves it, he can act willing-fully ignorant, but why not clean up the blood? So, with Colburn reading the tag 3 days before it's found and there being blood in the car; I can't rule out them planting it either.*This shyt was excellent.
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Mantle Drunk
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Everyone already went into detail about Brendans case I almost had to stop watching during his case its that bad. The one thing that pisses me off is that all those cops got off the hook for the first time around because this murder came up they should of still had to answer to the wrongful conviction from the first time. If the murder doesnt happen I think heads were gonna roll and should have.
SadimirPutin
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dawg in certain countries and cultures those cops from the original case would have been the centerpiece of a family blood vendetta
they would have paid for their malfeasance with their life
they would have paid for their malfeasance with their life
this is why I could never live in a small town. Once you piss off the hierarchy you're done for life. They'll do anything to ruin your life. All these small towns are notoriously corrupt from police to politicians to judges.
God bless Brenden and Steve redneck retarded souls. Free them nikkas
God bless Brenden and Steve redneck retarded souls. Free them nikkas