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Evergreen Emerald

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11. He had to feel him die.

Reply to rgbecker (Original post)

Fri Apr 9, 2021, 10:25 AM

Apr 2021

This is the idea that makes me sick to my stomach. He was on top of him, and felt the life leave his body with that look on his murdering face. And he did not move, even after he felt him die. Only when the paramedics told him to get off, did he finally move.

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Chauvin Trial: Will the Prosecution need to show motive? [View all] rgbecker Apr 2021 OP

They used to work as bouncers at the same place. lark Apr 2021 #1

Chauvin was afraid of him. Obviously. jaxexpat Apr 2021 #4

Indeed WHITT Apr 2021 #5

Yes which is why this aspect will probably not be brought up. lark Apr 2021 #7

I think it's as simple as Rustynaerduwell Apr 2021 #2

No Motive or Intent Required WHITT Apr 2021 #3

Thanks for this input. rgbecker Apr 2021 #9

George Floyd didn't say the cop's name at any time Beringia Apr 2021 #6

"Motive" is not an element of any crime charged Effete Snob Apr 2021 #8

What would be the felony in the "Unintentional murder" Charge? rgbecker Apr 2021 #10

Assault Effete Snob Apr 2021 #13

He had to feel him die. Evergreen Emerald Apr 2021 #11

Legally Speaking, Or To Get A Conviction? RobinA Apr 2021 #12