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Maybe they figure her attractiveness will prevent a jury for nailing her for murder two.
Amber alert.
She had to be drunk or on something not to realize it wasn’t her apartment.
“”Four-year Dallas police veteran Amber Guyger was taken into custody at 7:20 p.m., according to Kaufman County jail records.”
What would happen if any one of us broke and entered into a neighbor’s house and shot him or her dead?
Would we walk the streets for three days before being arrested?
She should get life for this.
Is it customary procedure to allow Cold Blooded Murderer,s out on bail?
Hard to imagine how anyone could go into the wrong apartment, thinking it was their own. Sort of like getting into the wrong vehicle, or going into the wrong building to work.
How far off from the right apartment was she? Did she know him? Did she ‘know’ him? Or want to ‘know’ him? And he didn’t want to know her?
...so she murdered him in cold blood and came up with this nutty story?
Maybe I’ve seen too many movies.
Wow. She’s spending her Sunday night knowing most of America is thinking she’s the stupidest woman in the country. What must THAT be like?
They finally charged her with manslaughter?
This case seems to be a bit bizarre if I do say so.
Well it seems this is going to get a little more bizarre.☺
Swell, Benjamin Crump has arrived and is co-counsel. We don’t know exactly what happened yet, but already the race angle is being pushed out there. He sounded almost illiterate in the press conference.
I’m 70 and I’ve been badly drunk a few times (when I was young). But I’ve never been so drunk that I wouldn’t recognize my own house or apartment if and when I walked up to the front door, or mistake someone else’s for mine. Not even close. I don’t think it’s possible. That’s why I’m calling BS on this BS police version of what happened that night.
The Donut Shoppe-Policeman Alliance Fund?
I think mistaking another’s apartment for your own is more common than a lot of folks think.
I think she went to the wrong apartment, thinking it was her own. She put the key in the lock and tried to open the door. But the door was already unlocked (or the man unlocked it and she didn’t hear it) and the occupant opened the door (wondering who was at the door) as she swung it in.
A surprised man and a surprised police officer startle one another, neither one expecting the other. He makes a sudden move (raises his arms and/or attempts to walk out or jump back). She pulls her revolver, thinking she’s being attacked or robbed, and shoots him.
When I first heard the story, I wondered that the decor alone should have told her she was in the wrong apartment and she should have left immediately. But then it occurred to me that would happen only if the door was already unlocked. Otherwise she shouldn’t be able to open it with her key. Then the surprise scenario occurred to me.
Another tragedy from affirmative action if you ask me
Looks like she has a lot of southern heritage; very, very southern — as in central.
The guy is a recent graduate of a USA college.
Since he is from a Caribbean island, and he is working for a USA corporation in Dallas, that most likely means he has an OPT or H-1B work visa.