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In reply to the discussion: Murder in the first, murder in the second, and manslaughter. [View all]lacrew
(283 posts)36. If the entry wound were in the back
He would have been arrested weeks ago.
Where on earth could you have heard that? The autopsy report hasn't been released.
We have to dwell within the boundaries of reality.
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I read that he can't be charged with murder in Florida, because only a grand jury can do that.
pnwmom
Apr 2012
#2
Yes, if he was found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to real prison time, I would be relieved.
pnwmom
Apr 2012
#16
Good! I've heard some pretty jaw-dropping stories of people getting off because of that law --
gateley
Apr 2012
#10
I didn't realize killing had such a limited punishment, a likely 10 to 15 years is all for
Dragonfli
Apr 2012
#19
Thank-you. My first reaction was to ask that question and here you answered it.
robinlynne
Apr 2012
#39
manslaughter still ruins your life. Ask any of the EMT or emergency vehicle drivers
pasto76
Apr 2012
#41