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Central Park jogger case - Wikipedia
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It was a case of paying $40 million now, instead of $80 million once it goes to a jury.
The abuse was that egregious
The Netflix movie is pure fiction.So you've seen the Netflix movie.
Liar.Didn’t happen
Salaam did all that without getting a drop of blood on himThose guys say they saw Yusef Salaam cut one jogger with a knife and beat another jogger repeatedly with a pipe while they were out "wilding" in Central Park.
They were plenty consistent. And victims had injuries consistent with being hit with a lead pipe. Many witnesses saw him beating people with that pipe.Salaam did all that without getting a drop of blood on him
It is easy to get a “confession”
Most credible police will match the confessions to see if they are consistent and match the evidence
They didn’t
Actually nobody saw Salaam beat anyoneThey were plenty consistent. Many witnesses saw him beating people with that pipe.
Yusef even testified that he was the one with the lead pipe.
They were all a bunch of brutal subhuman scumbags, but he was the most brutal and sadistic out of all of them.
Actually nobody saw Salaam beat anyone
Salaam never said anything about a pipe
Tell me Tipsyhag, who has he killed?New York has a real thing about electing killers.
Why would she disagree?They sound like five upstanding young men. I imagine their vicitim would disagree with Winger. I also imagine they had to rebuild her face.
Of course NY will elect that guy. Won't be the first time.
Because none of them had any blood on them despite an incredibly bloody scenerightwinger
How do you know they weren't near her. She was so beaten she probably doesn't remember. Nice to know you trust those guys. I wouldn't trust them as far as I could throw them.