CAN SOMEBODT EXPLAIN TO ME HOW SCOTT PETERSON WAS CONVICTED?

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the fawking guy did it!!! screw the mindfawk trial by the defence.. body popped up pointing his way.. buying a new matress right after the murder pointed his way, and hope the fawker gets the chair!!! :scared
 

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Very true Chanman, I didnt think about it until then...A man that just lost his life (wife and kids is your life) would be extremley sad and horrified, but after being conviced for killing them (and yo usay our innocent) then you must show some kind of outrage and sadness.
 

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If he were later to be found innocent, I couldnt even phatom his psychological standpoint at then...losing your loved ones can ruin someones life, but losing your loved ones and doing time in our infamous San Quentin Death Row with the Nightstalker and other SCUMB BAG MOTHER F*CKERS who killed in bunches will never allow you to live a normal life again...I know how horrifying this must be, my good friend Dustin Clark lost his sister to the Clairemont Serial Killer a few years back, it was disturbing throughout the whole community, I couldnt even phatom how he felt after walking in and finding her.. The man is set to die sometime between 2005 to 2007
 

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Who the fu%k are you people to say how someone should act after their pregnant wife turns up missing. Everybody's different, you can't judge someone on how they act, thats crazy.
People deal with things in different ways.
 

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Bif "The Hat" said:
Who the fu%k are you people to say how someone should act after their pregnant wife turns up missing. Everybody's different, you can't judge someone on how they act, thats crazy.
People deal with things in different ways.
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Bif

Just think about this one point. If this was your wife that went missing, and in a few weeks after it happened you could not look your mother in law in the face or even talk to Laci's family.
The red flag of something is ****ed up here, should be waving in your pea brain.

There were so many other things that he did, that a caring husband would just not have done.
He is a psycopath or maybe schizo personality.
He does not have a conscionce. sp

I had to laugh when Garagos didn't show up for the reading of the verdict. He was away on more important business. lol

Peterson must have felt very alone without the lead attorney.

Peterson did not take the stand and showed no emotions when the verdict was read. If you hadn't killed your wife and were convicted on both counts, tell me you would have just sat there like a bitch.

I would have been screaming and fighting all the way out the door in handcufss, shackles, and my orange jump suit. And Laci's family would have been outraged too. Why weren't they ? Because they knew Peterson killed their Daughter and Conner.

Open up CharlesManson, and the NightStalker. Here comes you a bunk buddy. Pass the soap Peter son.
 
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Bif "The Hat" said:
Who the fu%k are you people to say how someone should act after their pregnant wife turns up missing. Everybody's different, you can't judge someone on how they act, thats crazy.
People deal with things in different ways.

Who the Fawk are YOU to say how ppl should post? :cursin:

j/k Bif. (Sheesh!- How the hell did geragos miss this guy?)
 

Bif "The Hat"

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Who the Fawk are YOU to say how ppl should post?

You can post what you want, but don't complain about what I post.
And don't convict a man just cause you would act differently.
 

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No one on this board has convicted him, a jury of his peers convicted him, because there was enough hard evidence to do so IMHO. No to mention all of the other evidence i.e. no emotions, buying a new mattress w/out blood stains, selling his "missing" wifes car etc etc ...

He is extremely ruthless and I hope that he suffers for what he has done..

Missy
 

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NO DISRESPECT BUT ALOT OF THE SO CALLED EVIDENCE YOU ARE TRYING TO PRESENT IS NOT EXACTLY AS YOU ARE TRYING TO PRESENT IT. READ THE TRANSCRIPTS BEFORE EXPRESSING AN OPINION. ALOT OF YOU ARE WAY OFF COMPARED TO THE ACTUAL EVIDENCE.

WITHOUT HIM TELLING THE POLICE HE WAS ON THAT BODY OF WATER THEY HAD NO CLUE. SOMETHING JUST DOESNT SEEM RIGHT.

THE CONCRETE SOMEBODY SPOKE OF JUST WASNT TRUE.

AGAIN NO DISRESPECT MEANT BUT IM NOT EVEN CLOSE TO CONVINCED AND SO WERE 2 OTHER JURORS WHO WERE MYSTERIOUSLY LET GO FOR NO VALID REASON.

AGAIN SOMETHING IS WRONG IN THIS CASE. BUT THATS CALI FOR YA.

THANKS FOR THE REPLIES
 

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did I miss out on something or is it just late, someone got biff all wound up? bif feel free to explain the rage i am lost and can't figure it out, so I must of missed something?

the only hard ev ILW was the blood I talked about in almost every thread about this on the matress i called it a bed, not one time did i see anything brought up about this and how long he bled not going to write it all over it is in one of these threads.

Bif explain why the pissed off remark if you have a chance like to know what i might of over looked before I chime in on a remark.

take care

Eric
 

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Well to start it off, I hate when people judge other people. Who is anybody to say how someone should act.
2nd I gave my opinion and then was insulted, so I fired back.
 

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Bif, my reply was tongue in cheek and not meant to p*ss you off. If you don't want to judge anyone thats your concern, but don't take the high road when questioned about it especially regarding a mother/child murder. Didn't you get flamed for 'judging' an golfer a few mos back? Not to mention... Whatever! Most of you are idiots.
And thats my opinion!



I LOVE WR said:
AGAIN SOMETHING IS WRONG IN THIS CASE. BUT THATS CALI FOR YA.
THANKS FOR THE REPLIES

ILWR hmmm good point- Maybe you have more experience in this field...

http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=ANSWERMAN


Gagliano denies Mafia link

Andrew McIntosh and Paul Cherry
National Post and CanWest News Service


November 18, 2004

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Former Public Works Minister Alfonso Gagliano. (CP PHOTO/Simon Hayter)

OTTAWA - Opposition Leader Stephen Harper raised fresh allegations in the Commons on Thursday that the Liberal government may have been penetrated by the Italian Mafia after a published report linked disgraced former cabinet minister Alfonso Gagliano to the powerful New York-based Bonanno crime family.

Harper pressed Prime Minister Paul Martin to say whether his government knew anything about allegations -- first reported in Thursday's New York Daily News -- that Gagliano was "a longtime soldier" in the Bonanno criminal organization.

The allegations, contained in U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation documents, were made by Frank Lino, a Mafia capo-turned FBI informer.

Gagliano denied claims about his alleged mob connections.

"I'll tell you one thing, I'm not a member of a Mafia," he said in an interview with the Montreal Gazette. "I never met these people. I never went to this so-called meeting. I really don't know what it's talking about. "I'm shocked that such things can be said. I'm mad, but there's nothing I can do right now. "I want to prove to Canadians that I'm totally innocent, and I intend to do that," he said.

"I've been fighting other things in the past, and one day, when you tell the truth, the truth will always win in the end."

According to the documents obtained by the Montreal Gazette, Gagliano, who also served as Canada's ambassador to Denmark until he was fired in February, was identified by Lino, a former captain in the Bonanno family, as someone to whom he was introduced at a dinner attended by Mafia members.

The introduction was made by Giuseppe (Joe) Lopresti, a Montrealer who was murdered in 1992. The FBI document -- prepared from statements Lino gave to investigators -- notes that during an interview, "(Lino) was shown a picture of Alfonso Gagliano. (Lino) stated he recognized Gagliano from his trip to Montreal, Canada, in the early 1990s. (Lino) advised that Gagliano was introduced to him as a soldier in the Bonanno family by Joe Lopresti, another Bonanno member in Canada. At a dinner, Lopresti bragged to the individual that the Montreal Bonannos had such extensive connections, including that of Gagliano, a politician."

Cpl. Danis Lafond, an RCMP spokesperson, said the Mounties "cannot confirm or deny the existence of an investigation."

"The RCMP treats all information regarding allegations of criminal wrongdoing very seriously. Examinations and investigations are undertaken based on criminal intelligence as it is deemed appropriate," he said.

Gagliano was first elected to the House of Commons in 1984 and held the seat in four straight subsequent elections.

Lino also told the FBI that he "socialized with Gagliano when he was hanging out with Vito Rizzutto (sic)," a Montrealer to whom the Canadian federal government has referred as "the godfather of the Italian Mafia in Montreal."
 
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