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robinlynne

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1. from what I saw just now on tv, the rposecution did not ask for manslaughter at the beignning, and w

Reply to Galraedia (Original post)

Sat Jul 13, 2013, 09:24 PM

Jul 2013

was not able to at the end. The local news says the choice of 2nd degree murder instead of amnslaiughter is why he was not convicted, or hints at that.

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Not even manslaughter? [View all] Galraedia Jul 2013 OP

from what I saw just now on tv, the rposecution did not ask for manslaughter at the beignning, and w robinlynne Jul 2013 #1

The prosecution asked for 2nd degree murder. Igel Jul 2013 #2