Making a Murderer

Originally Posted by a500lbgorilla

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Because she's white? It's Wisconsin...

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Yeah white isn't really a necessary word in that sentence. What I meant was that it is unbelievably unlikely that cops would commit premeditated murder like this to serve a grand conspiracy. I would say it is a less than 1:10000 chance that she was killed by a policeman, and a less than 1:100 chance that the precinct had a running command to be on the look out for a body to dump on Avery's property at the first opportunity. There are just much easier ways to fuck Avery over that aren't nearly so risky.

Re: the license plate call-in by Colborn, I really dunno. It's obviously fishy as hell but it doesn't seem to be concrete evidence of any wrongdoing on the police's part. There's nothing that says he has to have been looking at the car at the time.

edit: God, I dunno. That call seems to be pretty damning but it seems like it would have gotten a lot more play in court if it were actually damning. I feel like it's one of those things where I Am Not A Lawyer and I don't know how the court should have interpreted that.

01-10-2016 09:11 AM #1
a500lbgorilla View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries SPLENDID GUY Join Date Sep 2004 Posts 28,082 Location himself fucker.	Originally Posted by Renton Spoiler: And the notion that cops would murder a white woman is flatly ridiculous. Spoiler: Because she's white? It's Wisconsin...

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01-10-2016 11:00 AM #2
Renton View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date Jan 2006 Posts 8,863 Location a little town called none of your goddamn business	Originally Posted by a500lbgorilla Spoiler: Because she's white? It's Wisconsin... Spoiler: Yeah white isn't really a necessary word in that sentence. What I meant was that it is unbelievably unlikely that cops would commit premeditated murder like this to serve a grand conspiracy. I would say it is a less than 1:10000 chance that she was killed by a policeman, and a less than 1:100 chance that the precinct had a running command to be on the look out for a body to dump on Avery's property at the first opportunity. There are just much easier ways to fuck Avery over that aren't nearly so risky. Re: the license plate call-in by Colborn, I really dunno. It's obviously fishy as hell but it doesn't seem to be concrete evidence of any wrongdoing on the police's part. There's nothing that says he has to have been looking at the car at the time. edit: God, I dunno. That call seems to be pretty damning but it seems like it would have gotten a lot more play in court if it were actually damning. I feel like it's one of those things where I Am Not A Lawyer and I don't know how the court should have interpreted that.
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