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

I heard on the radio yesterday that her defense claims it's something like 20+ percent of the inhabitants on their specific floors have made the same mistake. I actually made this same mistake once, when I went down for my mail, I used the stairs instead of the elevator to come back up and walked up one flight less. It's a doorman building, and my downstairs neighbor has adjoining apartments and keeps her doors unlocked, so I opened the door and was about 2 steps in when I realized the paint and furniture was wrong. Nobody noticed but I walked back out and up to my apartment embarrassed at having violated someone else's space. Honest mistake but if I had killed my neighbor because she startled me I should have gone to prison.
Lol yeah I’ve done that before when I was younger living in a big apartment building like that. Walked in like, “wow I didn’t have a bunch of people screaming in Ilocano in here when I left.”

Both sides were startled, nobody got shot though. Somehow we all lived.
 
The only way it's manslaughter is if we believe that he charged her in the hallway and one bullet somehow entered his chest at a downward angle (even though she's shorter than him) while the other bullet lodged in the wall on the other side of the room.

If even one of those things is inaccurate, it becomes murder. If he didn't charge her, it's murder. If the bullet entered at a downward angle because he was seated or kneeling, it's murder. If the second bullet entered the wall because she actually shot him by the couch and not in the hallway, it's murder.
Ok, I'm no legal eagle, I just meant if it wasn't premeditated on her part. If you plan it it's obviously murder, if it was some type of accident it's manslaughter. In a general sense.
 
Was it that high? IIRC it was under 20% building wide and a bit over if you consider their specific floors.

I was wrong, it was 15%

Armstrong testified that he led a team that interviewed 297 of the 349 residents at the apartment complex, and 15 percent — 46 of those interviewed — had walked to the wrong floor and put their key in the door.
 
Was it that high? IIRC it was under 20% building wide and a bit over if you consider their specific floors.

Seems like an easy mistake to make in that building. I don't understand why they have numbers on the side of the door instead of on the door itself.
 
Ok, I'm no legal eagle, I just meant if it wasn't premeditated on her part. If you plan it it's obviously murder, if it was some type of accident it's manslaughter. In a general sense.

I'm realizing from this thread that a lot of people view it this way. I've always understood "murder" to simply be deliberate killing. If it's not deliberate, it's manslaughter. It seems like a lot of people think of murder, generally, as premeditated, though.
 
I'm realizing from this thread that a lot of people view it this way. I've always understood "murder" to simply be deliberate killing. If it's not deliberate, it's manslaughter. It seems like a lot of people think of murder, generally, as premeditated, though.
Premeditation is only required for murder in the first degree.
 
Ok, I'm no legal eagle, I just meant if it wasn't premeditated on her part. If you plan it it's obviously murder, if it was some type of accident it's manslaughter. In a general sense.
This is how most perceive it

The problem is this was was so reckless and unprovoked that it can be classified as a lower tier murder. Basically above regular manslaughter but below premidated murder
 
This reconstruction expert got demolished within like 3 mins.
 
Is this the live feed you all are watching. Just got off work
 
The judge just said "fuck!" via lips only lolololol...anybody caught that? when she asked about the threshold and they said they didn't include that in evidence or someshit.
 
Judge has to say she's not being difficult because this guys making her look difficult when it's just this guy throwing everything and the kitchen sink at this defense.
 
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