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LiberalAndProud

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17. I would make that same assumption. Why else the lies?

Reply to zipplewrath (Reply #15)

Tue May 7, 2013, 11:48 AM

May 2013

Parkhurst was questioned at the time when police learned he had been in an accident that same night. He confirmed a crash, but said it occurred in the neighboring town of Volney, police said. Although his claims that he had hit a guard post didn't match up with the damage to his vehicle, Parkhurst wasn't questioned again, police said.
http://news.yahoo.com/cops-id-driver-ny-girls-1968-hit-run-152941506.html

Still, even conceding that we don't know what he knew and when he knew it, it worked out okay for him in the end.

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Here's a problem to chew over: [View all] hedgehog May 2013 OP

K&R for some pondering time (this one's a toughie)... nt Buns_of_Fire May 2013 #1

That's a boat load of assumption there zipplewrath May 2013 #2

As it happens, the current report is that the statute of limitations has been hedgehog May 2013 #5

What is the role of punishment zipplewrath May 2013 #14

Actually, not so many assumptions. LiberalAndProud May 2013 #8

What the driver knew and when zipplewrath May 2013 #15

I would make that same assumption. Why else the lies? LiberalAndProud May 2013 #17

At least we agree it's an assumption (n/t) zipplewrath May 2013 #19

I don't think it's so much if he should pay for it, but... TreasonousBastard May 2013 #3

Nothing. LuvNewcastle May 2013 #4

The ability to provide a fair trial is an excellent point. hedgehog May 2013 #7

That's kind of my thoughts Aerows May 2013 #9

The guy has probably struggled with this for 45 years Aerows May 2013 #6

In theory, he owes a debt to society Renew Deal May 2013 #10

I presented the facts as outlined in the local paper. As I said, the authorities hedgehog May 2013 #11

Sounds like you'd erect a statue in his honor. nt Dreamer Tatum May 2013 #12

Hardly - it's really a question about the entire purpose of our prison system - hedgehog May 2013 #13

2 years probation, with the stipulation that he participates in anti-DUI programs for teens Nye Bevan May 2013 #16

Interesting proposal! hedgehog May 2013 #18