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Leopolds Ghost

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29. Well Darren Wilson's an alleged criminal, right n/t

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Sat Nov 29, 2014, 01:45 AM

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Ferguson Prosecutor's Idiot Speech Blames Everyone But Darren Wilson [View all] Hissyspit Nov 2014 OP

That's what ticks me off. Even if you give Wilson consideration for being a policeman in a tough Hoyt Nov 2014 #1

McCulloch implied that Brown attacked Wilson. Kablooie Nov 2014 #6

He did. He hit him. maced666 Nov 2014 #9

When one points a finger, 3 more fingers are pointing back AT YOU! blkmusclmachine Nov 2014 #2

McCulloch actually had the gall to say that the Grand Jury's responsibility KingCharlemagne Nov 2014 #3

Thank you. Good point! merrily Nov 2014 #13

Exactly. But he used it as an ex parte trial--with only McCulloch there to DEFEND Wilson. SunSeeker Nov 2014 #24

It's always telling when prosecution acts as defense, isn't it? Scootaloo Nov 2014 #4

+1000 Blue_Tires Nov 2014 #11

He has great respect and pity for the jurors. Kablooie Nov 2014 #5

Is it true that McCulloch is a former cop, whose cop-father was killed... AzDar Nov 2014 #7

Yes... jonno99 Nov 2014 #10

Sounds to me like this would require a fair trial to determine the truth. world wide wally Nov 2014 #8

Im not so sure a trial would have a more favorable outcome davidn3600 Nov 2014 #14

You may be right (in theory), but doesn't everyone deserve a fair trial? world wide wally Nov 2014 #15

When there is no probable cause, nobody "deserves" a trial. Nye Bevan Nov 2014 #26

It's rarely the killer's fault. They have it down to a science. merrily Nov 2014 #12

The fact that Wilson shot and killed Brown is not at issue aint_no_life_nowhere Nov 2014 #16

No. jeff47 Nov 2014 #17

You misunderstand aint_no_life_nowhere Nov 2014 #19

Didn't all the paperwork list Wilson as the victim? aquart Nov 2014 #37

This prosecuter has handled 5 cop killings and none were charged. sammy750 Nov 2014 #18

K&R...Thanks for posting, Hissyspit. red dog 1 Nov 2014 #20

As Rick Santorum would say.... czarjak Nov 2014 #21

It's Nixon's fault. He wants to be reelected by white majority in Mo. Leopolds Ghost Nov 2014 #22

He can't be re-elected loyalsister Nov 2014 #28

Well Darren Wilson's an alleged criminal, right n/t Leopolds Ghost Nov 2014 #29

They're on the same side loyalsister Nov 2014 #30

They're both criminals then, got it n/t Leopolds Ghost Nov 2014 #34

Prosecutor McCulloch keeps his job because Black people are TOO LAZY to get out and vote. sammy750 Nov 2014 #23

What are you talking about? McColluch ran unopposed. SunSeeker Nov 2014 #25

Let's Talk About The Physical Evidence DallasNE Nov 2014 #27

I suspect that they were anything but amateurish loyalsister Nov 2014 #31

interactive diagram from the WashPost BootinUp Nov 2014 #33

Drawing Is Not To Scale DallasNE Nov 2014 #35

I just listened to the gunshot recording, hadn't heard that before, BootinUp Nov 2014 #36

Worst. Lawyer. Ever. Dirty Socialist Nov 2014 #32