Reply #53: I like to think I would obey the law not harbor a fugitive for CASH

[amazona]

Harboring a fugitive is a crime. Harboring a murderer is accessory after the fact to murder.

The fact remains that she was NOT a hostage. She got in her OWN car with her OWN cell phone and followed him back to let him into her apartment where she read to him and fixed him pancakes and did who knows what all.

I don't know what Jesus would do, but it wouldn't be that, sorry. That is a criminal offense and should be prosecuted as such. And it would be if she wasn't such a slick sociopath with the right B.S. rolling off her tongue.

Angry, yes, I am. If it was a woman in California baking cookies for a damn killer, we'd be hearing about "Marin County" values for the next 6 weeks. Instead, because it's a redneck woman in Georgia flippipng pancakes, it's somehow cute.

Unfairness angers me, sorry.

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