If you think our courts are a joke,,Wait until you read this.

hmmm...

$19 million sure is alot of money.

okay, so he's free, but not for long because other people are already out for revenge seeking for his nice, quick death. that's better than the death sentence, right? :P
 
Steel said:
hmmm...

$19 million sure is alot of money.

okay, so he's free, but not for long because other people are already out for revenge seeking for his nice, quick death. that's better than the death sentence, right? :P
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Yea and then right after you kill him these people will be looking for you.
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ravensteve1961 said:
Yea and then right after you kill him these people will be looking for you.
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Nice. You know they can still kick your ass 50 ways until Sunday, no matter how you try to put them down, right?

Quoted from the article:
two detectives who interrogated Murphy in 1999 rewrote their interview notes and denied doing this under oath
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Seems that two detectives may have lied under oath while testifying against this perpetrator. Two wrongs don't make a right, so until that's sorted out, he has the right to a new trial.

Since he's innocent until proven guilty, he is allowed to maintain his innocence with his personal freedom until they prove he broke the law. He gets to make bail until new trial just like every other possibly innocent person.
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