Travesty Defined? Or Murder as Planned ...

Can I say for sure that Davis is innocent? No, I cannot prove a negative. No one can. But the State surely has not met the "beyond a reasonable doubt" threshold.
Let's set aside the loathsome judicial and penal officials in Georgia. They are beneath contempt.
I have to say that the comments by the family whose loved one Mr. Davis did not murder are chilling. They run something like this: '"He" stole our future; regardless of whether we or anyone else might prove that. We don't care whether he did it or not, we want closure and peace. And that will come when someone, anyone, else dies.' There is a reason why we disallow people from being judges in their own case. In this instance tragedy has made these people smaller. The justice system is serving as enabler of that psychological withering.
Feature.
Labels: Death Penalty, justice, Legal
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And that's what the Death Penalty is all about, isn't it? Just like the neighborhood drug gang who kills anyone else for retribution. That's how we roll now in these United States...
Hope they enjoy their Closure Celebration.
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