Red Mosquito

Seven episodes deep.

Great modding, ruddo

It certainly makes strat's first post a lot funnier.

The Argonaut wrote:It certainly makes strat's first post a lot funnier.

Yeah i thought about leaving his out, but i couldn't resist

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

The Argonaut wrote:It certainly makes strat's first post a lot funnier.

Yeah i thought about leaving his out, but i couldn't resist

I noticed that your first version of the merge left it out. This is much better.

The Argonaut wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

The Argonaut wrote:It certainly makes strat's first post a lot funnier.

Yeah i thought about leaving his out, but i couldn't resist

I noticed that your first version of the merge left it out. This is much better.

I was having some issues with the function on my tablet.

I'm excited to watch more of this

I'm halfway through episode 9. What a sad story

I know it's probably a bit one-sided, but I don't believe Dassey or Avery had a damn thing to do with it. Avery embarassed the department when he was released the first time, and they had it in for him ever since.

That Dassey confession was uncomfortable to watch

This is real life Fargo

The incompetence bias and corruption in this case is basically par for the course with any small town law enforcement jurisdiction throughout the country.

Stevens attorneys were the only people involved during whole thing that didnt disgust me. They are right in the type of people that work these jobs are horrifyingly flawed people and god help you if you end up in the middle of a trial with anything important on the line.

Daniel Bryan wrote:I'm halfway through episode 9. What a sad story

I know it's probably a bit one-sided, but I don't believe Dassey or Avery had a damn thing to do with it. Avery embarassed the department when he was released the first time, and they had it in for him ever since.

You can doubt their convictions to the point you think they should be free men but there is no solid proof that says they weren't involved either.

Dont be like the sketchy juror who had the family emergency bro.

Also, Dassey got faaattttt in prison.

verb_to_trust wrote: Dont be like the sketchy juror who had the family emergency bro.

Can we talk about that though? In a case where there were so many inconsistencies, unbelievable coincidences, and flat-out lies, the fact that a juror excused himself for an "emergency" and then became an advocate for the defendant may be one of the oddest ones that they didn't really make a big deal out of. The fuck was up with that?

Just started this.

Looks promising.

Simple Torture wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote: Dont be like the sketchy juror who had the family emergency bro.

Can we talk about that though? In a case where there were so many inconsistencies, unbelievable coincidences, and flat-out lies, the fact that a juror excused himself for an "emergency" and then became an advocate for the defendant may be one of the oddest ones that they didn't really make a big deal out of. The fuck was up with that?

It had to have been something legit for the judge to let him walk and open the door for a mistrial though. Strange they didnt just ask the dude what was going on since he seemed more than willing to answer questions for the film makers.

Yeah, I'm sure it was a legit issue. But what happened in that courtroom or that jury room to that guy, though? At the very least, it makes you wonder if they ever would've reached a verdict with him in there.

"How can I? I'm really stupid, mom; I can't help it" from the cousin Brendan kinda broke my heart a little bit.

Mecca wrote:"How can I? I'm really stupid, mom; I can't help it" from the cousin Brendan kinda broke my heart a little bit.

Yeah that really moved me

I had the same feeling when he was worried about missing Wrestlemania.

numbers wrote:I had the same feeling when he was worried about missing Wrestlemania.

that's called empathy