Crime Dallas Officer Kills Man in Apartment "She Thought Was Hers"

Defense did a better job making amber look like a normal person worthy of life than prosecution did the dead guy. Unless I missed something?
 
Madmick said:
For posters who who rant about racism you two are firmly prejudicial thinkers along racial lines.
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How so?

White Women Privilege is real, specially when it comes to the law siding with them


Im simply seeing reality.
 
SIRGAY HARITONOB! said:
Defense did a better job making amber look like a normal person worthy of life than prosecution did the dead guy. Unless I missed something?
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She goes to the gym bro to relieve her stress, just like me!!!!!


I love how she keeps doing eye contact with the jury when she responds, trying to look normal/relateable lol
 
This halftime like analysis/breakdown is pretty damn cool, reminds me of sports lol.
 
God damn lots of dudes that are angry at "white women privilege" and white women in general in here. Pages of the stuff!

Lol at this defence lawyer. Like him alot.
 
So she said he charged her, now it was a fast pace?
 
Madmick said:
https://www.cnn.com/videos/us/2019/...-reaction-da-press-conference-dig-orig-jk.cnn
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Mistrial incoming.
PolishHeadlock2 said:
Do you think this 1st degree murder or manslaughter?

Can you get 1st degree without providing a motive?
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Please see my posts earlier ITT. There is no first or second degree in Texas. They won't get a capital murder conviction which is their version of first degree, but if they can prove intent, the conviction would be for murder (called second degree in other places), and if not, she can still be convicted of a lesser crime, i.e. manslaughter.
 
Crazy Diamond said:
Mistrial incoming.

Please see my posts earlier ITT. There is no first or second degree in Texas. They won't get a capital murder conviction which is their version of first degree, but if they can prove intent, the conviction would be for murder (called second degree in other places), and if not, she can still be convicted of a lesser crime, i.e. manslaughter.
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Judge already addressed the DA issue, no mistrial.
 
She feels like a piece of crap and hates herself for what she has done....She just said.



If she had any honor, she would lock herself in some shed or someshit and talk to no one for 25 years(if the states does nothing to her) or/and commit suicide.......then ill believe she actually feels bad for what she did.


She is just trying to save her ass...maybe she does feel super bad but it's clear that she wants to get off scott free.....Fuck that.
 
PolishHeadlock2 said:
Can you get 1st degree without providing a motive?
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You can get 2nd degree (just regular "murder" in Texas) if there was no motive (non premediated).

All you would need to prove is that it was reckless and the killing was unprovoked (forensics of him dying on his couch proves this was unprovoked and she was 100% reckless)
 
Right, stream is boring me now. Leaving it there.

What a tragic accident. Ruined her own and the dudes life.
 
560ti said:
You can get 2nd degree (just regular "murder" in Texas) if there was no motive (non premediated).

All you would need to prove is that it was reckless and the killing was unprovoked (forensics of him dying on his couch proves this was unprovoked and she was 100% reckless)
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I guess that was my question. Do you need motive to prove premeditation?
 
jefferz said:
You shouldn't understand what the union president did. You should be appalled at his actions.
Amber was removed from the scene and placed in a car by a police officer, we'll call that police officer #1. Police officer #1 was placed on the stand. The union president outranks police officer #1 in the police force and pulled rank to get Amber out of the police car.
There's no excuse for what the union officer did. He, as well as many more in the Dallas PD, should be investigated and charged with obstruction of justice.
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Yeah and lets investigate every defense attorney ever for obstruction of justice too. Look, she has a legal right to union representation during any investigation or questioning. Just like she has the right to an attorney.

What doesn’t make sense to me is not only her union rep outranking whoever is questioning her, but him even being in the same bargaining unit of the union. He should have zero pull over the detective or internal affairs investigators questioning her. Whoever made THAT call is the one obstructing justice.

Edit: I understand the outrage here. I have a very love/hate relationship with the union myself.
 
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Serenity Now said:
She feels like a piece of crap and hates herself for what she has done....She just said.

If she had any honor, she would lock herself in some shed or someshit and talk to no one for 25 years(if the states does nothing to her) or/and commit suicide.......then ill believe she actually feels bad for what she did.


She is just trying to save her ass...maybe she does feel super bad but it's clear that she wants to get off scott free.....Fuck that.
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This. There's a clear narrative here.

She fucks another man's husband and doesn't care.

She takes another man's life and administers no aid.

If I bumped into a guy on a bike and he fell over and broke his arm, I'd be profusely apologetic and call the ambulance and, if possible, go with him to the hospital. I'd be consumed by guilt.

This woman doesn't give a fuck about other people and it caught up to her in a catastrophic and improbable chain of events. It sucks to have this wake up call in such a devastating way and at the age of 31, but thems the breaks. Blame parenting or whatever.
 
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PolishHeadlock2 said:
I guess that was my question. Do you need motive to prove premeditation?
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You don't need a motive it just helps paint a picture to the jury. Usually if there trying to prove premeditation they go after Intent if there's no motive
 
That camera zoom in into her face was right on the money...Perfect timing.


They asked her about her texting as soon as she saw the dead body pass by her.........She wasn't crying or freaking out...She literally saw the dead dude pass by her and she decided to text, looked really casual lol....................The Zoom in was perfect tho, you could tell she didn't expect that point of attack.


I love how they also made it seem who was the true victim/fearful person here....The fucking dude in his house who just got a fucking intruder!
 
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