What circumstances? That fact that she walked into the wrong apartment and took a guys life for no reason at all??
Imagine how you would feel if someone did that to a person you love.
I understand the circumstances and in my opinion 10 years is light. The poor dead guy doesn't get to come back, she will.
You think it was a “mistake” just because she said it was? Wow, I never would imagine someone who got caught killing someone would lie. I think the jury who listened to weeks of evidence and testimony has a bit better grasp of her believability than a dude who read a two paragraph story about the case
Is there a difference between her and a serial killer? Obviously. That is all I am saying. If you believe it is not a mistake then you believe she waited for someone to happen to leave a door open....murder them and claim it was a mistake. Possible but seems less likely than what she claimed. As I said I am fine with whatever the sentence is I am just saying is there are different kinds of murder/manslaughter and you have to prove she was lying. These situations often get sentences like this whether they are deals or don't have the proof needed
Lol um she admitted to killing him. You’re attempting to say one needs to “prove” she was lying that it was accidental. How does one go about “proving”
something only she knows?
Our justice system is based on “reasonable doubt,” not “proof” goofball. Does her story make sense? And the answer to the empaneled jurors was NO
something only she knows?
Our justice system is based on “reasonable doubt,” not “proof” goofball. Does her story make sense? And the answer to the empaneled jurors was NO
A few things. My wife buys our mats that go outside of our door. I have no idea what it looks like and if it were switched out, I'd have no clue. Honestly.
Sure, the door being unlocked would make me very nervous. That isn't normal.
Starts shooting at an unarmed person. Well, she didn't know he was unarmed but that's beside the point. She shouldn't have just started firing at anyone. Why not just turn around and run out the door?
I find her story totally plausible but her decisions that night to be ridiculous.
her attorney said the apartment complex building layout was confusing & it wasn’t unusual for people who lived their to enter the wrong apartment sometimes believing it was their own ( um... o.k. ) she parked on 4th floor ( she lived on 3 rd floor ) so they don’t have numbers on the parking garage walls like #3 or #4 , etc...... , she didn’t notice any numbers anywhere your just supposed to keep count in your head which floor your on ? . the states attorney argued that she was distracted & not paying attention ( no shit ) because she was exchanging explicit text messages with her police partner whom she had a sexual relationship with & missed numerous signs that she was on the wrong floor . & after shooting the victim she should’ve done more to help him instead of complaining to the 911 operator that she was gonna lose her job & then texting her police partner .
