Well, I don't live in my mommy's basement like you.
What did you do with the money?Oh...are you self-projecting there again Geometric?
Let’s wait and see. So far I don’t know of any arrest happening. When someone confesses to a murder they are typically apprehended.
People aren’t typically apprehended twice for the same crime.
I never understood how they can, if they want to, sidestep the double jeopardy thing by trying someone first in state court and then if necessary, federal court. I can recall hearing about it happening, though I don't remember any specifics. Seemed fucked up to me at the time.
I suppose a grandchild or some family member of the victim could try for a civil case against him, but that would have seemed like a better move 60 years ago
I don't know anything about this guy's case. I was just speaking to the absurdity of the criminal justice system.
Depends. If new evidence arises you can certainly be arrested for the same crime more than once, especially if you were arrested and released. (Plus you have federal and state, which are separate entities, each can arrest and have a trial for the same crime, but the circumstances are too long for this thread). They said it’s usually that you can’t be tried for the same crime twice. That’s typically double jeopardy. This guy was never arrested and tried. He was arrested and released.
I dunno man I’m too high for this.
Yeah. There's plenty of other reasons to pigeon hole them.
For sure.Yeah. There's plenty of other reasons to pigeon hole them.
So yeah, you're full of shit as usual.
