Thread: 24 years for not stopping a murder?
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Unread 2 Jun 2005, 16:37   #38
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Re: 24 years for not stopping a murder?
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Originally Posted by Nadar
Who the hell negreps against the truth?
i'm guessing if you phrased it "In America, there is an active constituency against extradition in such cases, and there is an active constituency that favors other countries letting our criminals come home, but for obvious reasons there is no real constituency fighting to let other countries have their criminals back. If it won't help get someone elected, it won't happen."

but instead you came off kinda "America is a bunch of ****tards. And they smell too."

that's my guess:/
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Originally Posted by Ninja_spammer
Isnt first degree murder, pre-meditated with cruelty and malice?

What the hell could they have charged her with that was *worse* than two charge of 1st degree murder?

Or was she copping a plea to avoid the death sentence (Did'nt think Cali. had one) .
yes.

3 charges. maybe treason?

she didn't cop a plea, that's the problem. and cali does have the death penalty. but they don't throw it around that much.

PS: Swedes are a bunch of ****tards. And they smell too.
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