The faces of murderers whose white privilege cards were declined

[Mortos]

[Aristus]

1. "Ah guess this means we're goin' ta jail.

Kin Ah take this tie off now?"

[llmart]

8. Probably all three had to leave their red MAGA hats home.

You can dress them up, but their still racist murderers.

Lock 'em up!

[ShazzieB]

54. It's the same principle as putting lipstick on a pig.

[llmart]

68. LOL!

So true. Tie or no tie, they're still scum.

[nvme]

82. No Worries

Their defense attorney picked it up and proudly picked up his racist MAGA mantel when he said" No more black preacher". l
MAGA THE HATE THAT KEEPS ON GIVNG

[Bettie]

2. The one on the Right looks sad, worried

the other two just look like they are angry that their White Male Privilege cards have been declined.

[moondust]

7. He provided the video

that got them convicted.

[Kaleva]

10. Makes things easier when murderers document their crime

[Demobrat]

23. How did it get out?

Did he post it on Facebook?

[moondust]

26. Don't know.

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But I suspect he figured he had this "criminal" on tape and that would support their case when they caught him. He may have posted it someplace himself to show everybody.



ETA: Ari Melber says a lawyer leaked the tape after talking to the suspects to "get the truth out there."

Details:

May 15, 2020

GLYNN COUNTY, Ga. — In a stunning twist to a story that drew worldwide attention, Channel 2 Action News has confirmed that the man who leaked the viral video of the shooting of an unarmed black jogger in south Georgia is one of the murder suspects (.

The video spread across social media just days before the Georgia Bureau of Investigation arrested Gregory and Travis McMichael. It shows Travis McMichael and Ahmaud Arbery in the street in Satilla Shores, a neighborhood outside Brunswick.
~
Channel 2 investigative reporter Mark Winne has confirmed that Greg McMichael leaked the video to a radio station, starting the avalanche of attention that landed him in jail on murder charges with his son.

Brunswick attorney Alan Tucker says Greg McMichael wanted to clear up some rumors circulating in the community and he had no idea the video would spark global outrage.
~
EXCLUSIVE: Man charged in Ahmaud Arbery murder leaked original video of the shooting

[ShazzieB]

58. This caught my eye.

Brunswick attorney Alan Tucker says Greg McMichael wanted to clear up some rumors circulating in the community and he had no idea the video would spark global outrage.

That right there is some truly epic stupid!

But I absolutely believe that galoot is really THAT stupid, because only THAT degree of stupid could explain such an abysmally stupid act.

[moondust]

75. Blinded by sweeping privilege.

Like TFG, cannot imagine they did something wrong so there's nothing to hide.

[calimary]

76. Sounds like White Entitlement Disease.

[femmedem]

31. No, he gave it to the police himself. n/t

[The Unmitigated Gall]

33. It was going to be a "MAGA's greatest moments"

Video, or something, probably

[Irish_Dem]

47. So the guy who shot the video was convicted of murder too?

[moondust]

49. Yes, the guy on the right.

William "Roddie" Bryan

[Irish_Dem]

51. Thank you for the info.

The jury sent a strong message to racist killers and their enablers.

[SCantiGOP]

59. The common phrase used in the law is

“The hand of one is the hand of all.”
If you and someone else goes in to rob a bank, and your colleague shoots someone, it doesn’t matter that you didn’t have a gun, or even that you didn’t know they had a gun. You would likely be just as guilty as the killer.

[Irish_Dem]

61. I thought he might get a lighter sentence. But he stood by and let a man get killed

in cold blood. And did nothing. It is a just finding.

[SCantiGOP]

65. He was Not Guilty on 3 of 9 charges

But he was Guilty on the kidnapping and murder, so he’s probably looking at life.
In the bank robbery case I used, the difference is that the state usually only seeks the death penalty for the actual killer.
I know a bit about this subject because my wife used to handle death penalty appeals. She then switched to tenant and creditor law, and said it was a relief to know that at least her clients would still be alive even if they lost their case.

[Irish_Dem]

67. Thank you, very interesting.

So he did get out of some of the lesser charges, but the bigger ones he was found guilty.
Meaning life in prison most likely.

Thank you for the information!

Yes I don't blame your wife. Would be nerve wracking to see a client face the death penalty.

[IronLionZion]

48. Criminals should always record their crimes

These idiots thought of themselves as good guy vigilantes so they assumed it would help them get away with murder.

[erronis]

79. They should, but a lot of the criminal law enforcement people turn off their cameras.

If this was a fair society, each time a body-cam is turned off should be grounds for an investigation and possible prosecution.

[GoCubsGo]

9. He looked that way in his mug shots, too.

Plenty of regret in there now, I suspect. Part of me wonders whether he knew what he was getting himself into that day. But, he could have tried to stop the murder, and he didn't. So, too bad for him. You reap what you sow.

[LiberatedUSA]

45. I don't think he knew the extent of it.

He is in a state of shock that his life is over. He doesn’t look suited for prison. He is worried about that. The other two will fit in with the prison violence.

[NoMoreRepugs]

62. A maximum security facility has a level of violence you cannot imagine.

These Rambo wannabes are going to a different planet.

[BlackSkimmer]

80. I don't know about that. Jr. looks like a pretty soft fella.

And Sr. used to be a cop. Not good for him

[uponit7771]

71. He didn't know at all, he trusted the first two racist and didn't even know they had guns

[Budi]

3. Hope we never see those faces again.

Bye.

[Texaswitchy]

4. Should have stayed home.

Bye.

[Gore1FL]

34. That's the simplest of all the answers, too.

They had to proactively put themselves into this position. Every last bit of this was their choice. Sadly, the innocent Arbery didn't have a say in these events and suffered, the worst consequences of all involved.

"Should have just stayed at home." Indeed!

[Texaswitchy]

35. Prison will be good home for them.

What they deserve.

I feel for parents, nothing will bring back their son.

[bucolic_frolic]

5. They seem nice, and they're old enough to know better. No excuses for them!!

[orleans]

53. "they seem nice" LOL

[Haggard Celine]

6. Looks like you're going to die in prison, guys.

Enjoy yourselves in the meantime. You've still got Hell to look forward to.

[Traildogbob]

11. Beautiful images

And the glasses do not make them look Even at the level of Rick Perry intelligent, or Boebert. And the glasses will not protect them in prison.

[Disaffected]

14. Do they not normally wear glasses??

Is it part of a "respectability" costume?

[Hmongliberal]

21. And they know how to tie ties?

That don’t teach that in KKK school, only how to tie nooses.

[Traildogbob]

40. Did ya look close at the knots???

[Traildogbob]

38. I know

It’s a GQP diversion, like Perry and Boebert. What was it Palin said about lipstick on pigs? Just pigs with lipstick.

[Texaswitchy]

37. The three killers were cleaned up real good.

Nothing like their goober pictures.

The glasses and suits did not help.

[MagickMuffin]

12. Oh noes they are gonna be locked up with POC

That will be interesting,

"What ya in here for"

"Murder"

Hooboy, who'd ya kill?

"A boy, who didn't follow my orders"

"A boy, huh?"

"Yep, we had him cornered, but he just wouldn't follow my orders so my son shot him dead"


"A Boy?"


Fight breaks out

"Don't you ever refer to us as Boy ever again ya got that."


"Uh huh" whimpers as he wines away his tears.

[Demobrat]

20. Nobody's going to have to even ask what they did

They’re famous.

[Lonestarblue]

13. Trumpists have forgotten that the days of the Wild, Wild West and Jim Crow are over.

Their faces should be shown everywhere as a reminder to all the Trump gun nuts hungering for a civil war that vigilante behavior can land you in jail for life. Too many of them believe there are no consequences for harming other people.

[Boomerproud]

18. Yes. They so believe the mythology of the Wild West as if

those days were days of Americana and freedom. If they were transported back in time none of them would last a day.

[intheflow]

78. It's unduly rosy to say the wild west and Jim Crow are over.

I'm glad this case brought some justice to Mr. Arbery's family, but the Rittenhouse verdict proves wild west vigilanteism is still very much alive. Jim Crow lingers in this case because these men thought they had the right to make a citizen's arrest by hunting down a Black man who was just out for a jog, and then claim self-defense when he called them on their bullshit. "Citizen's arrest" is a policing concept that's straight out of the Confederacy, since the only legal citizens were white men which meant any white guy could hunt and arrest any Black person at any time.

*Edited to add: I know Georgia abolished their citizen arrest law after this case, but that still leaves citizen arrest laws on the books in 49 states.

[kimbutgar]

15. I wonder if assoloni will come out with one of his statements attacking the verdict?

I was furious yesterday seeing that pic of him and that murderer!

[DanieRains]

16. There Will Be Lotsa Folks In Prison You Can "Just Want To Talk To"

Poor widdow Klanscum.

[musette_sf]

17. Dad 'n' Lad look pissed off

that the Good Old Good Old Boy defense didn't fly. And their buddy looks like he wishes he'd testified against them and maybe saved part of his ass.

[Demobrat]

22. Dad looks really pissed.

Like how dare you. Sonny boy looks like he’s watching his life flash before his eyes.

[Gore1FL]

43. I kind of have to wonder if dear ol' dad hasn't killed black men in his past.

Given his former police role and connection to the DA's office, I have to wonder. It didn't work out for him this time, regardless of that number.

[Demobrat]

63. That's a good point.

He’s looking at life in prison for something that to him was business as usual.

[malaise]

19. Fear and contempt are

palpable - good.

[WarGamer]

24. It's a great day...

[calimary]

25. Y'all still proud of yourselves, dudes?

You and your stupid, cocky, murderous, self-anointed vigilantism.

I hope they KEEP throwing the book at you lawless jerks. NOBODY voted to make you sheriff, judge, jury, OR executioner(s).

[monkeyman1]

27. there sorry ass in jail is just starting ? lot's of love there!

[VGNonly]

28. #1

looks vacant, #2 looks pissed, #3 looks like he's about to cry.

[NBachers]

29. From a Rebel Yell to a Rebel Whimper.

[Hassler]

30. Enjoy the prison cuisine, fellas.

[Joinfortmill]

32. I see frm. left to right: shock, anger, remorse

[Gore1FL]

36. I didn't look that hard at the pictures until I read your post.

Perfect observation.

I imagine all of them are going to hit remorse sooner or later.

[FailureToCommunicate]

39. They all sure look different without the white robes and hoods.

Hoping they rot in prison for a looooong time.

[sanatanadharma]

41. Those are not the faces Ahmaud Arbery saw

Those are not the good-ole boy faces who talked to the cops that fatal night.
These three look out of place in the world of business suits and not having tied one on.

[Bluejeans]

42. Where can I view their "perp walk" from the courthouse to the sheriff's office?

I heard their perp walk today was shown on TV. Does anyone have a link to the video? Thanks.

[ShazzieB]

60. Ooh, I want to see it, too!

[George II]

44. The McMichaels were way cleaned up. Here are the mugshots. Can you spell "redneck"?

[Celerity]

50. and

[George II]

52. Embarrasses me that they're the same nationality as me and my family.

[Gore1FL]

66. Rest assured, you are made of far superior stuff than they. nt

[George II]

70. ...

[ShazzieB]

73. Is McMichael Irish, Scottish, or Scots Irish?

Either way, I'm sure you have lots of company. I have all of those in my gene pool, as do a huge percentage of Americans. I see no reason to feel any of us are personally tainted by the acts of these pinheads.

[Heartstrings]

46. Womp! Womp! nt

[LiberalFighter]

55. I thought Travis did a great job testifying.

What I heard when he testified to me indicated his lack of respect for others.

[cilla4progress]

56. Pigs!

...

[SammyWinstonJack]

57. Middle guy looks a bit pissed.

[ShazzieB]

74. The one on the left looks like he doesn't know what hit him!

In both the verdict pic and the mugshot, he looks like "Huh? Wtf just happened?" Deer in the headlights level of

The boy does not look like he has any i.q. points to spare. Not surprising, considering who provided half of his DNA.

[CaptainTruth]

64. GOOD!

[gulliver]

69. Looks like white privilege cards don't get you as much as they used to

Seems like progress. Chauvin was also convicted.

[Demovictory9]

72. surprised that they dont have the right to chase down black men and kill them for non obedience

[Cosmocat]

77. These idiots don't have the first bit of privilege

They are the dumbasses rolling around FEELING privileged who do stupid or horrible shit only to find out they aren't privileged. The morons wjo let themselves get geeked out by the REAL privileged - the Bannons, the Tuckers, the Goemerts ...

[BlackSkimmer]

81. Thank you Georgia! nt

[Grokenstein]

83. How is it they ALL look like the love children of

Jonah Goldberg and Chuck C. Johnson?

I do enjoy the range, from "I can't believe they're doing this to me...ME!" to "and your little dog Toto, too!" to "oh my god please don't let them shank me in prison."

[Blue Owl]

84. Suck it, fuckos