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Parent Article: Patrick Thompson Trial Underway |
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Re: Patrick Thompson Trial Underway |
by anonymous
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Current rating: 0
14 Jul 2006
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Bob,
Most if not all innocents were put in proson on fabricated evidence, evidence fabricated by the police. Here, the complaint is "not enough evidence", but often it is one person's word against another. A husband slaps a wife, leaving no marks. The husband gets arrested. The wife testifies, "He slapped me". The husband does not testify.
The jury convicts.
The jury felt there was enough evidence because there was no evidence about alibi, and or no denilal by the acussed. To rely solely on the presumption of innocence must be risky, because it failed.
There was evidence Thompson did it. There was no evidence against that evidence. And no denial.
Why no denial? Wouldn't you deny it, wouldn't anybody deny it? Why didn't Thompson take the stand and deny it? |
