But why? Is what we know now just the tip of a massive iceberg?
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We let alot of people go that we know are guilty, but at the time, dont have enough evidence. Once we investigate further and uncover more leads, and interview more witness, then we feel confident taking the case to the Grand Jury.
Doesnt mean he wasnt guilty when the Police released him the first time
I based my response to your post on the tenor which I believed to be that since he hasn't been convicted or registered yet that you think all the action that has been taken is unfair and you shouldn't convict somebody in a public forum. If I got that wrong I'm sorry but throughout this whole affair a lot of the people defending the actions or innocence of the parties involved have completely forgotten about the victims in this case. And I agree the GA should have been fired and prosecuted along with everybody else that had knowledge of these heinous acts and didn't notify law enforcement.
My opinion is primarily based off of the fact that this GA is still employed. It seems like a ridiculous double standard and doesn't make sense. The GA should have been fired way before Joe Pa if the issue is moral obligation. While joe Pa got a 58 on the exam the GA got a 20%. And the GA is still there. That's messed up.
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I don't even think u really know how to read.
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I don't even think u really know how to read.
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Ei incumbit probatio, qui dicit, non qui negat; cum per rerum naturam factum negantis probatio nulla sit.
So much for the presumption of innocence...
Do you even have a clue what you are talking about?
I dont go into a murder case trying to prove the innocence of the person. I try to show why the murder was committed, how it was committed, who committed it and why they committed it.