Kyle Rittenhouse...

[rogue06]

And yet another leftist myth pushed by ff goes careening over the side of a cliff

[Sparko]

YES. Reasonable doubt always has the potential to exonerate guilty people for that reason.

Better than putting an innocent man in prison. And in this case it was not even close. The videos clearly exonerated him and contradicted the prosecution's story.

[Cow Poke]

Better than putting an innocent man in prison. And in this case it was not even close. The videos clearly exonerated him and contradicted the prosecution's story.

As did the prosecution's own star withess.

[Sparko]

Question?

At the end of the trial, as the judge was addressing the jury, Kyle walked out of the courtroom. Had he been dismissed by the judge? Just wondering why he left at that particular moment......

his mom later said that their protection detail wanted to get them out of the courtroom as quickly as possible for their safety.

[firstfloor]

The prosecution was exposed as "believing" a whole lot of stuff that was frankly not supported by a single piece of evidence and contradicted by what was presented.


Only those who don't make bail might appear in jailhouse clothes. Was OJ wearing a jump suit?

For instance, most photos of the D.C. sniper were of him in the orange jumpsuit, but that was only because he was denied bail and coming from jail to court. But before that, as seen by the drawings he was in street clothes.

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Back when cameras were still prohibited in court.

The same with serial killer Terry Blair.

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FWICT, it was after his conviction that he appeared in orange
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If you see someone escorted into courts in shackles and cuffs it is because they have done something that required it. Either during their arrest, booking or while in custody. They don't put them on folks based on their race



After being suckered in by all the blatant lies that the MSM spewed you're still trusting them and letting them continue to whisper more lies into your ear.

Fool me once, shame on me. Fool me twice, shame on me.

Just sayin'

Would the people who raised bail money have done the same for a black Kyle? Have a guess.

[Cow Poke]

Would the people who raised bail money have done the same for a black Kyle? Have a guess.

You liberals ALWAYS run to "RACE!"

[Sparko]

The only time a defendant would be wearing an orange jumpsuit would be at arraignment, if he was brought to court straight from the jail. At trial they would be wearing whatever they wanted, most likely a suit.

[Mountain Man]

Would the people who raised bail money have done the same for a black Kyle? Have a guess.

Tell me, do you wear your white robe and hood every day, or do you save it for special occasions?

[rogue06]

Would the people who raised bail money have done the same for a black Kyle? Have a guess.

Our current VP was out raising bail for looters and rioters including one guy who tried to shoot a cop in the head (IIRC, he was convicted). Note that, like a typical leftist, she never put up her own money but wanted other people to do so.

In any case, your B.S. story about how if you're black and charged with a crime you are forced to appear in court in an orange jumpsuit shackled and cuffed has been thoroughly shredded just like the other myths you pushed (most of which even the most cursory of examinations would expose as false).

Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.

I guess you have some sort of masochistic thing going

[Cow Poke]

The only time a defendant would be wearing an orange jumpsuit would be at arraignment, if he was brought to court straight from the jail. At trial they would be wearing whatever they wanted, most likely a suit.

And that used to GALL me when I was a cop - that a guy who was a savage beast raping and beating a woman, and had the appearance of a psychotic crazed serial killer ---- comes to court all clean-shaven, hair nicely cut, three-piece suit, etc...

But, that's part of the whole "innocent until proven guilty" thing.

[firstfloor]

Physically not possible.

Is Kyle right handed? Why would he be holding the gun in his left shoulder? Was any evidence like this given in court?

You are making stuff up. To understand the jury, you have go by the evidence given in court, and nothing else.

[Cow Poke]

Is Kyle right handed? Why would he be holding the gun in his left shoulder? Was any evidence like this given in court?

You are making stuff up. To understand the jury, you have go by the evidence given in court, and nothing else.

The jury, after seeing ALL of the evidence, and ignoring the media hype, came to a unanimous verdict on all 5 counts. That's what matters.

[rogue06]

And that used to GALL me when I was a cop - that a guy who was a savage beast raping and beating a woman, and had the appearance of a psychotic crazed serial killer ---- comes to court all clean-shaven, hair nicely cut, three-piece suit, etc...

But, that's part of the whole "innocent until proven guilty" thing.

When I used to have a subscription to FBI magazine (supposedly only issued to law enforcement) there was an article about the necessity of filming a suspect while being booked so a jury could see how different they looked and acted when they committed the crime rather than only seeing the cleaned up version that showed up in court.

[Sparko]

Would the people who raised bail money have done the same for a black Kyle? Have a guess.

The opposite happened actually. Gofundme deleted Kyle's fundraiser but allowed Antifa and other violent protesters to have fundraisers.

https://thepostmillennial.com/gofund...-conservatives

[Gondwanaland]

Would the people who raised bail money have done the same for a black Kyle? Have a guess.

Yes. (and I suspect GoFundMe would not have deleted attempts to raise money, unlike what happened with white Kyle) Any other stupid racist questions?