Utopia Talk / Politics / Ahmed Asbury trial

Habebe Member	Fri Nov 19 08:16:32 Anyone think this guy isn't guilty? Maybe Jergul, he could have thought the guy was an active shooter.
Habebe Member	Fri Nov 19 08:27:17 To anyone who forgets A redneck father and son chased down a black guy running past their house as he fled from robbing the neighbors abandoned house. So they chased him down and shot him dead when he panicked from being chased down with a pick up and armed rednecks.
Sam Adams Member	Fri Nov 19 10:22:25 Seems like they had justification to chase him?
Habebe Member	Fri Nov 19 10:31:14 Chase? Mabey. Confront with a gun? Then shoot? No. A simple "Hey mother fucker, I'm taking tour picture to the cops" IMHO is plenty enough deterent for the situation. Now keep in mind, they didnt see any crime being committed. But evidence found out later like the guy robbing houses innthe area before makes it seem he was. But even if he 100% was, thats no cause to shoot him while he runs away.
Rugian Member	Fri Nov 19 10:34:38 The crime is that an upstanding citizen is going to prison for executing a lawbreaker.
murder Member	Fri Nov 19 11:20:30 Ahmaud Arbery "... as he fled from robbing the neighbors abandoned house." I must have missed it ... what did Ahmaud Arbery steal?
Habebe Member	Fri Nov 19 11:23:51 Murder, Its my understanding that he did not steal anything that day.But it fits his past MO of casing houses acting as a bigger and then robbing them later It was from when this first happened, someone posted it on the past thread.
Habebe Member	Fri Nov 19 11:24:40 So a likely law breaker. But no excuse to shoot him.
murder Member	Fri Nov 19 11:33:04 "Murder, Its my understanding that he did not steal anything that day.But it fits his past MO of casing houses acting as a bigger and then robbing them later" It fits your understanding that he did not steal ... but you nonetheless described him as fleeing from a house he just robbed. It also fits your understanding that this guy that you understand to have not stolen anything must be responsible for the thefts in the area. I see. "But it fits his past MO of casing houses acting as a bigger and then robbing them later" I must have been napping. Do you have a link where it describes his past MO?
Habebe Member	Fri Nov 19 11:56:59 No link, it was from this board back when this first happened. Find out when this happened and google these boards. I wont bother because this aint my hill. Mabey he was totally innocent of any wrong doing. Doesn't make any difference.Even if he was breaking the law you can't chase down someone fleeing , then attack them and claim self defense.
tumbleweed the wanderer	Fri Nov 19 12:01:43 i didn't pay much attention to testimony, but i believe the murderer admitted to intercepting the on-foot victim 3x w/ his vehicle, w/ victim fleeing each time before murderer stopped him yet again and shot him and i think the murderer never made any claim of making a citizen's arrest thus a Zimmerman w/ extra stalking & no ground pound (although w/ Rittenhouse, some people claiming that if someone reaches for your gun you can assume they will take it and kill you with it) here's the video of shooting (this after multiple interceptions by the murderers): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLN4PAJEYc8
tumbleweed the wanderer	Fri Nov 19 12:02:46 this video goes a bit longer, w/ different audio... i wouldn't trust audio on either (not sure when exactly he's getting injured and murdered): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIve50vSeLQ
murder Member	Fri Nov 19 13:06:09 It doesn't really matter. Their defense is ... "We're white. We're your neighbors. We're the good guys. Maybe he wasn't stealing, but this killing sends a message to remind blacks that they don't belong in our neighborhoods." They have at least a 50/50 shot of getting off despite their crime being on video and being completely indefensible.
murder Member	Fri Nov 19 13:07:26 Also I hear that home prices have shot up in that neighborhood by 50%.
Habebe Member	Fri Nov 19 13:25:24 They have less than a 5% chance of not being found guilty. Only antifa wannabes and blacks routinely get away with crimes. Remember the summer of fire? How many areas refused to even prosecute.
kargen Member	Fri Nov 19 14:53:44 "Mr Arbery was out for an afternoon jog in the coastal city of Brunswick. The elder Mr McMichael, a neighbourhood resident, told police he believed Mr Arbery resembled the suspect in a series of local break-ins. Police have said no reports were filed regarding these alleged break-ins. The McMichaels armed themselves with a pistol and a shotgun and pursued Mr Arbery in a pickup truck through the neighbourhood." "Five days later, footage from a surveillance camera emerged, showing a black man in a white T-shirt - believed to be Mr Arbery - at a home construction site shortly before the shooting. He is seen walking on to the site and looking around for a few minutes before jogging down the street. During the trial, the site's owner, Larry English Jr, testified that the man in question had not disturbed or damaged his property during the visit. Mr English said cameras had spotted other people - including children and a white couple - trespassing on his property, but he never authorised the McMichaels to enter his property or confront anyone. Jurors were also shown bodycam footage of the armed McMichaels searching for a suspected burglar at Mr English's property 12 days before the jogger was killed." The two are claiming they were trying to detain Arbery until police arrived by making a citizens arrest. They admitted in court though they did not call the police. Under the citizen's arrest law, an individual could detain someone they had seen committing a serious crime and if the suspect was trying to escape. They didn't see a crime being committed. Another site says the only theft in the area was a handgun stolen out of the sons pick-up he left unlocked. I saw the video I think more than a year ago and thought then the two were headed for jail. I'm surprised they aren't there yet.
tumbleweed the wanderer	Wed Nov 24 12:43:23 verdict defendants: -Gregory McMichael (father, handgun) -Travis McMichael (son, shotgun) -William Bryan (moron according to his own lawyer, cameraman) Greg - malice murder: NOT guilty; felony murder: guilty; felony murder: guilty; felony murder: guilty; felony murder: guilty; aggrav assault: guilty; aggrav assault: guilty; false imprison: guilty; crim intent to commit felony: guilty; [so guilty on all but 'malice murder'] Travis - malice murder: guilty; felony murder: guilty; felony murder: guilty; felony murder: guilty; felony murder: guilty; aggrav assault: guilty; aggrav assault; guilty; false imprisonment: guilty; criminal intent to commit felony: guilty; [so guilty on all] Moron - malice murder: NOT guilty; felony murder: NOT guilty; felony murder: guilty; felony murder: guilty; felony murder: guilty; aggrav assault: NOT guilty; aggrav assault: guilty; false imprisonment: guilty; criminal intent to commit felony: guilty; [so a mix] (not sure the details of differences of each felony murder & assault charge, just typing what judge was saying at verdict reading)
tumbleweed the wanderer	Wed Nov 24 12:58:56 the 1st assault charge is for using the guns, 2nd one for using the vehicles the 4 felony murder charges seem to be because of the 4 additional felony charges leading to the murder (the 2x ag assault, false imprison & intent to commit) (so that's why camera guy got 3 of 4 murder charges w/ his 3 of 4 additional felonies... & was pretty much screwed over by his gun-toting friends)
murder Member	Wed Nov 24 13:04:14 I just have one question ... do they all have dirty toenails? :o)
tumbleweed the wanderer	Wed Nov 24 13:04:57 just referenced that in other thread myself :p
obaminated Member	Wed Nov 24 14:56:05 A criminal gets hunted down by morons who kill him. Criminal dies. His killers get life behind bars. Sounds good to me.
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