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Sentences in Ahmaud Arbery murder

Sentences in Ahmaud Arbery murder

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Gregory McMichael, life in prison without parole +20 years

Travis McMichael, life in prison without parole +20 years

William "Roddie" Bryan, life in prison with the possibility of parole after 30 years



Justice for Ahmaud Arbery at last.


@suzianne said
Gregory McMichael, life in prison without parole +20 years

Travis McMichael, life in prison without parole +20 years

William "Roddie" Bryan, life in prison with the possibility of parole after 30 years



Justice for Ahmaud Arbery at last.
Indeed


Neighbor that saw them chase after the burglar and recorded the confrontation from 100 feet away....why exactly did he get convicted of murder?
Oh...wait...I know.
Because he was white too. Got it.


@dood111 said
Neighbor that saw them chase after the burglar and recorded the confrontation from 100 feet away....why exactly did he get convicted of murder?
Oh...wait...I know.
Because he was white too. Got it.
Oh DOO, Do you always lie?
https://news.yahoo.com/men-convicted-ahmaud-arbery-killing-060727736.html

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@jimm619 said
Oh DOO, Do you always lie?
https://news.yahoo.com/men-convicted-ahmaud-arbery-killing-060727736.html
NOWHERE in that article does it say what the bystander taking the video did.
It doesn't even mention him other than his name.
He followed and recorded the confrontation in order to show it to the police.

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@Suzianne
What does it mean life without parole PLUS 20 years? The body held in state in the prison before it can be interred? Even the lightest sentence puts the dude in prison til 2051 or so.
Maybe they tack on the 20 to cover the case of some appeal winning time off? Ok, you now get off in fifty years instead of life, then they go, nay, now it is seventy years?

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@dood111 said
NOWHERE in that article does it say what the bystander taking the video did.
It doesn't even mention him other than his name.
He followed and recorded the confrontation in order to show it to the police.
DOO, Do you know how to read?
''....disclosed Friday that Greg McMichael gave cellphone video of the shooting recorded by Bryan to an attorney, who leaked it.
“He believed it was going to exonerate him,” the prosecutor said.
Robert Rubin, one of Travis McMichael's defense attorneys, argued that his 35-year-old client deserved the possibility of parole. He said Travis McMichael opened fire only after “Mr. Arbery came at him and grabbed the gun.” But Rubin also acknowledged his client's decisions to arm himself and chase Arbery were ”reckless" and “thoughtless.”
''......All three men were also convicted of aggravated assault, false imprisonment and..........''


@sonhouse said
@Suzianne
What does it mean life without parole PLUS 20 years? The body held in state in the prison before it can be interred? Even the lightest sentence puts the dude in prison til 2051 or so.
Maybe they tack on the 20 to cover the case of some appeal winning time off? Ok, you now get off in fifty years instead of life, then they go, nay, now it is seventy years?
Congratulations.
Your prize for the Most Meaningless Question Of All Time is in the mail.
If you have a question that has some bearing on the event being discussed, please continue.


@jimm619 said
DOO, Do you know how to read?
''....disclosed Friday that Greg McMichael gave cellphone video of the shooting recorded by Bryan to an attorney, who leaked it.
“He believed it was going to exonerate him,” the prosecutor said.
Robert Rubin, one of Travis McMichael's defense attorneys, argued that his 35-year-old client deserved the possibility of parole. He said Travis McMic ...[text shortened]... knowledged his client's decisions to arm himself and chase Arbery were ”reckless" and “thoughtless.”
You just repeated what I said, but took a lot longer to do so.
He followed and took a video of what was happening.


@Dood111
So I gather you don't know the answer either. It was just a simple question and you manage to weaponize it. Yippee, you win, I bow down to your abject superiority.


@sonhouse said
@Suzianne
What does it mean life without parole PLUS 20 years? The body held in state in the prison before it can be interred? Even the lightest sentence puts the dude in prison til 2051 or so.
Maybe they tack on the 20 to cover the case of some appeal winning time off? Ok, you now get off in fifty years instead of life, then they go, nay, now it is seventy years?
It's simply legalese, Suzi........
Suffice to say, he'll leave prison in a box.


@dood111 said
Neighbor that saw them chase after the burglar and recorded the confrontation from 100 feet away....why exactly did he get convicted of murder?
Oh...wait...I know.
Because he was white too. Got it.
Did you say burglar ? 🤔


@mghrn55 said
Did you say burglar ? 🤔
Yes, because that's what he was.
He was casing the neighborhood.
Even if he wasn't, SO WHAT?


@dood111 said
Yes, because that's what he was.
He was casing the neighborhood.
Even if he wasn't, SO WHAT?
Hey DOO, Do tell us about
your heroic relative who shot
a home intruder five times but,
for some mysterious reason, you
are unable to show us news coverage
of this 'heroic relative,' of yours.
DOO, Do you ALWAYS LIE?

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@sonhouse

Life is usually 20 years and you get a chance at parole every few years.
Life without parole plus 20 years means the life sentence may be overturned at a later date so they add those extra years just incase that happens.
It could take 10 years to overturn the life sentence so add the extra 20 and he'll do 30 years.

The guy who recorded the event will win his appeal but the other two won't.

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