13 Jun 05
Originally posted by adramforallif he had been guilty i would have been sad...as it turns out, i'm happy.
So how will you feel when the guilty verdict is announced?
Why are there people silly enough to believe that it is normal for a man of his age to carry on the way he has around children?
Lock him up and throw away the key.
13 Jun 05
Originally posted by wucky3how can you say that?..do you know all the evidence...have you spoken to gavin arviso? and his mother? and all the other witnesses? have you seen any of the evidence? none of us know wether he was guilty. but the fact of the matter is that the jury found him innocent. not all of us thought that he was guilty and not all of us thought that he would get away with it. what you said it totally unfounded and a rediculous statement!
yeah fred..tone it down, don't get too excited. we all know jackson did it and we all knew he'd get away with it.
13 Jun 05
Originally posted by Freddie2004wealth is power fred..the justice system is a farce. I wonder how many got hefty backhanders to secure his 'innocence'
how can you say that?..do you know all the evidence...have you spoken to gavin arviso? and his mother? and all the other witnesses? have you seen any of the evidence? none of us know wether he was guilty. but the fact of the matter is that the jury found him innocent. not all of us thought that he was guilty and not all of us thought that he would get away with it. what you said it totally unfounded and a rediculous statement!
13 Jun 05
Originally posted by adramforallJust because I say the judge ran a fair trial doesn't mean I agree with the verdict. The judge had nothing to do with the verdict, it was the jury. The jury may well have been influenced by Jacksons music as children, when they respected him; now to see him in a position like he was in would provide a small amount of sympathy, brought back by that former respect.
...tell that to the abused children.....
There is something about people in power in the music business - look at Jonathan King, he still denies he did anything wrong.
The judge, however, was impartial to both sides, and was going to throw Jackson in gaol just for being late. This, in my book, would prove that he was quite impartial to either side, and therefore, ran a fair trial. Blame the jury for the verdict, not the judge.