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iluvtennis

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28. Yes, indeedy. Followed that case all the way to his conviction and sentencing.

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Mon Jun 12, 2017, 01:24 AM

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David Simon Has Best Twitter Thread On Trump's Guilt After Comey Hearing [View all] ehrnst Jun 2017 OP

k & r Achilleaze Jun 2017 #1

Yup. My theory, too. The Velveteen Ocelot Jun 2017 #2

Yep malaise Jun 2017 #3

"The guilty forget to inquire. They know." And Ilsa Jun 2017 #4

Excellent anecdote. Brilliant metaphor. Nitram Jun 2017 #5

K&R KeepItReal Jun 2017 #6

K&R mountain grammy Jun 2017 #7

Fascinating. But I wonder zentrum Jun 2017 #8

Yes, but you wouldn't fail to look at the door if you were innocent. nt tblue37 Jun 2017 #9

Really? zentrum Jun 2017 #12

The guilty person was the defendant in the murder trial. He didn't look at tblue37 Jun 2017 #14

Precisely malaise Jun 2017 #16

Only Erle Stanley Gardner could have explained it better Brother Buzz Jun 2017 #21

LOL malaise Jun 2017 #23

Okay. I read you. zentrum Jun 2017 #17

Yep, consciousness of guilt. I remember when Scott Peterson sold Laci's car and other things anneboleyn Jun 2017 #22

Yes, indeedy. Followed that case all the way to his conviction and sentencing. iluvtennis Jun 2017 #28

Overheard what? It was at the murder trial. (I imagine this is actually an urban legend, tblue37 Jun 2017 #15

Yes. Because the implication is - the accused doesn't look at the door because he calimary Jun 2017 #24

That's an interesting take that had not occurred to me. Thanks for sharing it. n/t NNadir Jun 2017 #10

Fascinating OP. Bookmarked. Republican stupid minority President Trump is going down. Bernardo de La Paz Jun 2017 #11

Very deep malaise Jun 2017 #13

Chris Hayes mentioned this with some conviction the other day. nolabear Jun 2017 #18

Agree - thanks for posting spiderpig Jun 2017 #19

It's called "consciousness of guilt" and I've been thinking it's the most obvious sign Trump is anneboleyn Jun 2017 #20

Besides that, if he were innocent, he'd be out with his tax returns, he'd be tweeting about calimary Jun 2017 #25

I think this is very telling. Ohioboy Jun 2017 #26

This is important information rhiannon55 Jun 2017 #27

that's right. bora13 Jun 2017 #30

KNR Lucinda Jun 2017 #29

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k and r...outstanding.... Stuart G Jun 2017 #32

K&R...great analogy...and I thought about that too... Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #33

k and r niyad Jun 2017 #34

The Wire, Generation Kill - Fantastically written, capture realities that aren't usually portrayed MrPurple Jun 2017 #35

What a neoliberal shill. Doesn't he know Clinton sent e-mails? L. Coyote Jun 2017 #36

At lest you said that more coherently than John McCain... MrPurple Jun 2017 #37

LOL L. Coyote Jun 2017 #38