This is unreal. I live in NYC and have been following this case for years and it amazing how these people the judge, prosecutor and arresting officer don't care about justice at all. They care only about making sure that their first opinions about who is guilty is not proven wrong. It's a matter of character. They don't under that being wrong and owning up to it is good character.these men are like children who steal something. As an adult you know that the thing stolen is missing and the child is the only one there and had to be the person who took it yet the child insist that it wasn't them.you explain to them that it couldn't be anyone else. They are old enough to understand that and yet their response is. I didn't do it. Because they could only think in the simplest terms they think because they weren't caught with it in their hands that they aren't guilty. Ok...children playing judge and police man and prosecutor the game is over. These aren't the killers and now the world needs you to look for the person or people involved in this horrible crime. Either start looking or get out of the way by stepping down. You know the saying either lead , help or get out of the way? Well..get out of the way..
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This is unreal. I live in NYC and have been following this case for years and it amazing how these people the judge, prosecutor and arresting officer don't care about justice at all. They care only about making sure that their first opinions about who is guilty is not proven wrong. It's a matter of character. They don't under that being wrong and owning up to it is good character.these men are like children who steal something. As an adult you know that the thing stolen is missing and the child is the only one there and had to be the person who took it yet the child insist that it wasn't them.you explain to them that it couldn't be anyone else. They are old enough to understand that and yet their response is. I didn't do it. Because they could only think in the simplest terms they think because they weren't caught with it in their hands that they aren't guilty. Ok...children playing judge and police man and prosecutor the game is over. These aren't the killers and now the world needs you to look for the person or people involved in this horrible crime. Either start looking or get out of the way by stepping down. You know the saying either lead , help or get out of the way? Well..get out of the way..