Aaaand Justice Denied

So do you have an opinion on the case you want to share?
 
I don't know, but I feel that stabbing a 9 year old girl to death should .....I don't know...maybe....result in jail time?
 
Further example of why Albertans want to separate from Canada. The country is a broken joke.
 
I don't know, but I feel that stabbing a 9 year old girl to death should .....I don't know...maybe....result in jail time?

So you don't know why it didn't but you think it should.

Got it.
 
What do you think should happen to someone who stabs a 9 year old girl to death?
 
I believe that stabbing a 9 year old to death should result in jail time.
 
What is your take?
Article:
He then fled the scene, and was seen on CCTV recreating the stabbing to a group of teenagers at a train station.
Stabbing a nine year old girl in the heart and then bragging about it to others?

II74 has made his position quite clear. He's perfectly fine with murdering little nine year old girls and then bragging about it to others. 🤷‍♂️
 
I believe that stabbing a 9 year old to death should result in jail time.
Ok. So you've reviewed all the evidence and believe they got the verdict wrong?
Or you're just reacting emotionally to a 9 yr old girl dying?
 
No I have not reviewed all the evidence. I am not a investigator, prosecutor or juror. I read an article. Most people who post here base their posts on articles, rather than thoroughly reviewing the evidence. If you feel that a person who stabs a 9 year old girl to death should walk free, then we will have to agree to disagree.
 
No I have not reviewed all the evidence. I am not a investigator, prosecutor or juror. I read an article. Most people who post here base their posts on articles, rather than thoroughly reviewing the evidence. If you feel that a person who stabs a 9 year old girl to death should walk free, then we will have to agree to disagree.
Thanks for confirming.
I think a jury heard the evidence and ruled on that evidence.

I think that accidents happen and the jury believed this was an accident based on the evidence.
 
No I have not reviewed all the evidence. I am not a investigator, prosecutor or juror. I read an article. Most people who post here base their posts on articles, rather than thoroughly reviewing the evidence. If you feel that a person who stabs a 9 year old girl to death should walk free, then we will have to agree to disagree.
The defense did it's job in showing reasonable doubt is what I've gathered


What I find amazing is how you're blaming Canada for a crime that occurred in the UK, by UK citizens to other UK citizens and was tried in the UK

You clearly didnt review anything before you posted
 
The defense did it's job in showing reasonable doubt is what I've gathered


What I find amazing is how you're blaming Canada for a crime that occurred in the UK, by UK citizens to other UK citizens and was tried in the UK

You clearly didnt review anything before you posted
In a Canadian newsfeed, my mistake. Still I see a guy walking free after stabbing a 9 year old and take exception. If you disagree that is your choice.
 
In a Canadian newsfeed, my mistake. Still I see a guy walking free after stabbing a 9 year old and take exception. If you disagree that is your choice.
I'm not happy about it, but the defense just had to plant reasonable doubt, worked for OJ Simpson, worked for Kyle Rittenhouse
 
I'm not happy about it, but the defense just had to plant reasonable doubt, worked for OJ Simpson, worked for Kyle Rittenhouse

Yeah, the stabbing might well have been an accident (and that’s a BIG “might”), but not calling 999, not attempting to render aid, fleeing the scene after tending to some tasks, and then fleeing from police, sure sounds like 2nd degree homicide or manslaughter at best (worst?).

Unless the 15 year old boy suffered from some kind of mental disease or defect, the jury seems to have gotten this one wrong. I would love to hear all of the testimony, but from what has been reported…

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Yeah, the stabbing might well have been an accident (and that’s a BIG “might”), but not calling 999, not attempting to render aid, fleeing the scene after tending to some tasks, and then fleeing from police, sure sounds like 2nd degree homicide or manslaughter at best (worst?).

Unless the 15 year old boy suffered from some kind of mental disease or defect, the jury seems to have gotten this one wrong. I would love to hear all of the testimony, but from what has been reported…

😳
and the perpetrator was 15...theres not a democratic system in the developed world that is fond of locking up kids. It's a lose lose situation every side of any verdict in that kind of thing
 
I don't know, but I feel that stabbing a 9 year old girl to death should .....I don't know...maybe....result in jail time?
Based on the facts of the case as presented, yes, I would agree that it should result in jail time. I am unaware of any other possible controversy, or other circumstances in the case that would shake this opinion; if they caught the guy and the evidence is oveerwhelming, then yes; he ought to be locked the fuck up and more.
 
and the perpetrator was 15...theres not a democratic system in the developed world that is fond of locking up kids. It's a lose lose situation every side of any verdict in that kind of thing
What do we do with probable sociopathic or sociopathic spectrum "kids?" (I would call them an almost adult).
 
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