In my opinion this case should never have gone to court without some SOLID evidence. The case was too flimsy, they just could not have found him guilty, not without a shadow of doubt. Not that I don't think that he didn't do it.....
In my opinion this case should never have gone to court without some SOLID evidence. The case was too flimsy, they just could not have found him guilty, not without a shadow of doubt. Not that I don't think that he didn't do it.....
"Some people are like clouds, once they fuck off, it's a great day!"
"Not Guilty" means he can't be tried again doesn't it even if new evidence comes to light?
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Another stupid foul up and waste of time. If they had no evidence, why take him to court and waste my tax $ trying to pin a crime on him that there was zero proof that he committed. I can't understand what took the jury so long...
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There is no reason to say the Crown or the police made any mistakes. They were faced with a deliberate murder and did their best to identify the offender. The trial relied upon circumstantial evidence but that isn't unusual or surprising. Many crimes are not witnessed.
Once MacDonald was caught lying and then confessed to the arson etc, he looked good for this crime. Means motive and opportunity.
Not Guilty means not proven beyond a reasonable doubt. It doesn't mean "he didn't do it".
To be accurate, he is presumed innocent now but he still faces prison and his life will be a mess for a long time.
Ive been following this for a while, and its no surprise to me at all that he was found not guilty.
dunno if I think he did it or not, but the crown case never looked anything more than feeble.
Who gives a fuck
So he didn't quite get off Scott free then?
Ah hem...
I think the Police got it right but if half the shit I've heard is true they were tripped up at the last minute by a bombshell witness who decided not to testify. That would have provided plenty of motive.
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