[wiggen]

Hey i’m with you. I despise fraudsters coming in pretending they know more than everyone else and therefore their opinion counts for more than the rest of use.
There’s also this often insane need to side with the authorities as though they’re infallible.

[namvolunteer]

She looks good in tight sweaters.

[KC_Conspirator]

I have followed this case closely. At first, I read the unresearched and unfactchecked reporting on this case and thought she was guilty. Then I read through the case and its mind blowingly clear that her and the Italian guy were innocent. They have the murderer in prison - his DNA, footprints, fingerprints were all over the murder scene.

I understand prosecutors have a tough job and are part of the reasons we have guilty criminals behind bars. However, I have seen prosecutors repeatedly lie, hide/withhold evidence (Brady law violations), trash the reputations of cops and detectives, ignore exculpatory evidence, - all in the hopes of getting a conviction for personal, political, and racial reasons.