An occupational hazard for a thief or justification for a murder charge?

[rah]

Just for the record, the guy was convicted of first degree premeditated murder yesterday.

[Felch]

Sounds like a miscarriage of justice. Maybe new evidence came to light that wasn't in the news report.

[rah]

The only thing I saw in the article that wasn't in any of the posts here. (at least I didn't see it)

Prosecutors said Smith's plan was set in motion on the morning of the killings, after Smith saw a neighbor whom he believed responsible for prior burglaries. Prosecutors say Smith moved his truck to make it look like no one was home, and then settled into a basement chair with a book, energy bars, a bottle of water and two guns.

If the jurors believed that, I can see why he was convicted.

But their prior break ins there were not allowed to be admitted so we'll see on the appeal.

[Felch]

That sounds a lot more like lying in wait.

[rah]

Yeah, kinda makes the case for premeditated.

[Sava]

Just for the record, the guy was convicted of first degree premeditated murder yesterday.

Justice

[Sava]

Why does the US still insist on having such ****ed up gun laws...!?

because idiots think an individual is a "well regulated militia"

[Felch]

Because a well regulated militia is made up of individuals.

[Sava]

guns are people, my friend

[Felch]

Guns are better than people.

[Sava]

People are scum. I don't disagree.

[molly bloom]

Hopefully Mr Kaarma will be receiving some soon...

He'll be finding out what goes around, comes around- karmically speaking.


-groan-

[Dinner]

Just for the record, the guy was convicted of first degree premeditated murder yesterday.

There is justice after all.

[The Mad Monk]

Hopefully Mr Kaarma will be receiving some soon...

It's just bad kaarma.

[Sava]

If he went on the run, the cops would never find him because he's a karma chameleon.