Ravi
Diamond Member
Dizzy?
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Dizzy?
No. But very much amused.
Why would you ask a question to which you already know the answer?
Honestly, dear, how would you know?
I thought that was obvious.
No offense mind you. On some subjects your predictability is rather endearing.
I thought that was obvious.
No offense mind you. On some subjects your predictability is rather endearing.
The police officer could have shot the boy as he was coming down with the bat.
I agree. But the autopsy validates the point I made in my second post of this thread: "Don't forget, there is a possibility that the facts you have read could be incorrect."He could have. But try it, you'd actually have to be in the process of striking the person on the ground to get that trajectory.
Like I said before, it's most likely that the cop acted properly.
I agree. But the autopsy validates the point I made in my second post of this thread: "Don't forget, there is a possibility that the facts you have read could be incorrect."
Too many people here have rushed to judgment on a tragic situation.
I agree. But the autopsy validates the point I made in my second post of this thread: "Don't forget, there is a possibility that the facts you have read could be incorrect."
Too many people here have rushed to judgment on a tragic situation.
I'm just having a chuckle over RGS's different take on when to believe the perp and when to believe the cops.
But the autopsy certainly raises some questions. I think, in cases involving the death of children especially, it is important to make sure procedures were followed.