Reaction to Jackson/Murray case

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SueEllen replied

8 November 2011, 19:20
Originally posted by original PM View Post

Yep get your coat Steven!

On another note I heard the lawyer talking on the radio this morning and all he seemed to keep saying was

kerching!

appeal

Kerching!

public enquiry

kerching!

blood sucking maggot

You forgot the publicity.

Being involved in a high profile case increases your rate whether your current famous client can pay you or not.
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original PM replied

8 November 2011, 18:04
Yep get your coat Steven!

On another note I heard the lawyer talking on the radio this morning and all he seemed to keep saying was

kerching!

appeal

Kerching!

public enquiry

kerching!

blood sucking maggot
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Steven@Parasol replied

8 November 2011, 17:40
Who's bad?

Sorry!
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d000hg replied

8 November 2011, 17:39
Originally posted by russell View Post

They obviously believed he was guilty and were happy and relieved when the Jury agreed. I thought that was patently obvious but I keep forgetting you are a bit slow.

Showing joy is simply vengeful spite. Satisfaction, or relief that it's over, maybe. Joy and exultation that someone you never met might go to prison for accidentally killing another person you never met... weird.

Sas - yes, you got it. Well inferred.
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lilelvis2000 replied

8 November 2011, 17:39
He'll appeal of course, so could carry on for a while. Next up, the inevitable civil lawsuit by the Jackson family.
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shaunbhoy replied

8 November 2011, 17:12
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

How does a jury deciding someone was to blame help at all?

Closure.............Justice............take your pick.
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sasguru replied

8 November 2011, 17:06
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

Well you're a weirdo

You believe in supernatural being(s) and call other people weirdos?
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russell replied

8 November 2011, 17:04
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

Well you're a weirdo too. How does a jury deciding someone was to blame help at all? And if the jury had decided the other way, would you be equally happy to know it was merely an accident?

They obviously believed he was guilty and were happy and relieved when the Jury agreed. I thought that was patently obvious but I keep forgetting you are a bit slow.
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d000hg replied

8 November 2011, 16:43
Well you're a weirdo too. How does a jury deciding someone was to blame help at all? And if the jury had decided the other way, would you be equally happy to know it was merely an accident?
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russell replied

8 November 2011, 16:36
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

It seems sickening and bizarre that people are cheering and partying that they found the guy guilty. It doesn't stop him being dead.

Weirdos.

Cheering when the person who caused the death of your brother is finally convicted doesn't sound weird to me.
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d000hg started a topic Reaction to Jackson/Murray case

8 November 2011, 16:33
Reaction to Jackson/Murray case

It seems sickening and bizarre that people are cheering and partying that they found the guy guilty. It doesn't stop him being dead.

Weirdos.

Last edited by d000hg; 8 November 2011, 16:35.
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