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Politics : Long Live The Death Penalty!
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To: Bill who wrote (552)1/21/2003 4:15:18 AM
From: Solon  Read Replies (1) of 828
 
"Parotting the defense lawyers' alibis does not make the perpetrators innocent. To the contrary, they are as guilty as sin"

They were as innocent as all Hell--just like thousands of others.

Not only did I not "parrot" what the "defense" attorney said; on the contrary, I said all of the things that he did NOT say. He did NOT say that the killers hair had been found clutched in the hand of the victim and that it was NOT Mr. Adams's hair. He did NOT point to Foy Hortman's testimony to the police that he was positive that the person he saw leaving the house after the murder was NOT Mr. Adams. He did NOT say that Vivian Nickerson had originally told police that Mr. Adams was with her at the time of the murder, and that her contradictory testimony was impeachable.

He did NOT say any of these things, and he did NOT ask the court to instruct the police to check the killer's hair sample against other involved people with extreme motive who had threatened to get Mr. Adams (the fellow who thought his wife was having a affair with Mr. Adams). The Court-appointed "defense" lawyer did not say any of these things; nor did he call the person being framed "Mr. Adams", but like the prosecutor, he called him this "nigger".

In a country where citizens lynched and shot "niggers" just for being black skinned...why is it not surprising that the prosecution would suppress the evidence that the killer's hair was clutched in the victim's hand and that it was not the hair of Mr. Adams. They knew from all the evidence that the killer was not Mr. Adams, but they sent him on a one way ticket anyway...to a place further south than Texas.
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