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They weren't all convicted exactly the same. Among the more serious crimes...
Travis: 1 count malice murder, 4 counts felony murder
Gregory: 4 counts felony murder
Bryan: 3 counts felony murder
LOLFuck you, you little bitch. I don't lie.
What matters is the result.
It was textbook justice. Period. We know this because the idiot rednecks who killed Arbery are going to die in prison. It doesn't get much sweeter than that...
Imbecile, they were both sentenced to life in prison. You really have no fucking clue what you're talking about.Roddie Bryan was convicted of felony murder, just as Gregory McMichael was. If the minimum sentence in the state of Georgia for that crime is life in prison, why shouldn't they both be sentenced to life in prison?
LOL
Imbecile, letting perps walk, which is what the local DA did, is not textbook. Now justice was ultimately served only because one of the perps was stupid enough to share inculpatory evidence with the public, but that is not textbook.
Imbecile, they were both sentenced to life in prison. You really have no fucking clue what you're talking about.
Of course it is. That doesn't make it "textbook."Again, dumbass, the result is what matters...
Of course it is. That doesn't make it "textbook."
You're clearly retarded.My God, you're a dumbfuck. You should stop talking.
The suggestion is that they should've gotten sentences that were different than Travis McMichael, yet the crime for which they were convicted carries a minimum sentence of life in prison.
Why should they have been awarded a different sentence?
You're clearly retarded.
Again, for the reading impaired...
They were both sentenced to life in prison.
LOLRight.
Justice served.
You may go...
Justice served.
can’t speak for GA, in my state they don’t…the State police investigate local police conduct.The police would no longer investigate themselves. The local DA would no longer decide whether to bring charges to local cops that they need to keep their job. It's a HUGE conflict of interest.
well yeah, evidence is required all the time to convict people…duhThe system only worked because the state unexpectedly got hold of the video.
Dumber. Not analogous.If you and I are both charged with jaywalking, and that carries a maximum fine of $100, why shouldn't we both be fined the same amount?
LOLwell yeah, evidence is required all the time to convict people…duh
what?LOL
You gotta be a special kind of stupid to get charges brought against by releasing evidence to the public which shows you committed a crime.
Beat it, punk. You've nothing of value to add to this conversation.LOL
Moron, I said that the day the verdict was read in court...
Now show me the book that says it's textbook to let perps walk until one of them hangs themselves by releasing inculpatory evidence the local DA was keeping hidden from the public...
Dumber. Not analogous.
Like I showed from the day of the verdict, I agree, justice was served. Sadly, idiotically, you call what happened in this case, "textbook" justice.Beat it, punk. You've nothing of value to add to this conversation.
Justice has been served. Whine elsewhere...
ThanksSo, you can't answer.
Got it. I knew you couldn't...
