Troy Davis Case

Divine_God · Sep 22, 2011

xOneDown said:
a) Hoping for bad things to happen to those you dislike is human nature. Somebody kills a family member, you'll probably want them dead. Is that disgusting? I'll agree that the "kill another cop" part was stupid.

Also, quit bringing up the "previous shooting and beating up a hobo." EVEN IF that did happen, it isn't what they convicted him for! Do some research before you try to completely dismantle other people for supporting an innocent man whose life was taken due to extreme faults in America's justice system.

I stated that I don't agree with what happened.

The Settler IIV · Sep 22, 2011

Divine_God said:
Previous cases.

Plus, you wishing death on the victims mother is just pathetic. Wanting another cop to die? The only thing someone should wish for is peace and less violence.

No, I definitely don't agree with the outcome. I fully feel that one is innocent until proven guilty.

What I don't agree with is that the only thing hitting the media is that witnesses repealed their original testimonies. The media has chosen to withhold the information of him being convicted of a previous shooting and that he was beating up a hobo, in which the police officer was shot trying to stop him.

Media makes the story bigger and more controversial = more money for media.

They lied in previous cases with no evidence. Add comprehension to your to do list.

Divine_God · Sep 22, 2011

You're saying that the same witnesses were related to a completely different shooting?

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The Settler IIV · Sep 22, 2011

Im talking about the murder case. Its a reason courts don't combine unrelated cases. Again where is the proof?

Divine_God · Sep 22, 2011

Read what I posted.

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No, I definitely don't agree with the outcome. I fully feel that one is innocent until proven guilty. "

Edit:

I was simply stating the fact that no one has heard about his previous convictions or that he was beating up a hobo.. all anyone hears is that the witnesses repealed their testimonies. ( the validity of a testimony that has been repealed 20 years after the incident is sketchy. )

RA1fu · Sep 22, 2011

Maybe it took them twenty years to realize that letting their lies cause anothers death was wrong?

The Riddler_ · Sep 22, 2011

*sigh*

The scales of justice lost equilibrium from this case.

Affinity · Sep 22, 2011

I live in the state of Georgia and I'm pretty pissed. The man didn't even have enough evidence to be convicted in the first place. Even if it was enough to be convicted, execution shouldn't have occurred on that little of it.

I stumbled upon this "Spot the Difference" while on ******* and it got me even angrier.

His last words are pretty deep too:

"I'd like to address the MacPhail family. Let you know, despite the situation you are in, I'm not the one who personally killed your son, your father, your brother. I am innocent.

The incident that happened that night is not my fault. I did not have a gun. All I can ask ... is that you look deeper into this case so that you really can finally see the truth.

I ask my family and friends to continue to fight this fight.

For those about to take my life, God have mercy on your souls. And may God bless your souls."

RA1fu · Sep 22, 2011

Affinity said:
I live in the state of Georgia and I'm pretty pissed. The man didn't even have enough evidence to be convicted in the first place. Even if it was enough to be convicted, execution shouldn't have occurred on that little of it.

I stumbled upon this "Spot the Difference" while on ******* and it got me even angrier.

His last words are pretty deep too:

That picture honestly enrages me so much. This is racism at its best, I found some humor in it as the fact his last name is Crowe. -.-

Terrankiller · Sep 22, 2011

I am not for the death penalty. I am for a prison system reform though. Doesn't mean he is innocent when witnesses from 10-20 years ago can't remember the accused now.

x339 · Sep 23, 2011

I had never actually heard about this case until yesterday, and we were discussing it in school today. It is really interesting to see how someone can be given the death penalty for something that absolutely NO ONE can even shed a reasonable doubt on being the truth.

Deacon Frost · Sep 23, 2011

Even if he was guilty, this kind of publicity should have called for life in prison or something to that effect. Killing him was obviously the wrong thing to do with such passionate protesting. It's not like he orchestrated this movement himself >.>... There's most certainly error in this situation.

Either way, I bet that if someone were to call for impeachment, it could easily be passed with the number of supporters. Impeachment or Suspension. Something to show the legal system that killed him of their wrong-doings.

xx Sean · Sep 23, 2011

This is horrible; disgusted that our legal system is this week....
Something related to this topic, that made me a little happier -
http://news.yahoo.com/ap-interview-troy-davis-sisters-vows-carry-191416869.html
His sisters are so strong.

FireZ · Sep 24, 2011

The Settler IIV said:
You're a mentally incompetent coon.

There was never proof and 7 witnesses admitted to lying in court. Do your research before you open your waste of God's time making mouth.

Time to put an end to your Sythe career.

Anyways this situation is ridiculous.