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Re: Dunn convicted of attempted murder; hung jury on murder in 'loud-music' trial
The brother and the sister weren't standing at the same location. So what she couldn't see doesn't mean he couldn't see also. Stop trying to tell what a witness could see or not see when you weren't even there to be in their shoes and their place exactly when it happened that night.
Even if he couldn't see, you are back to nothing in terms of proving that a gun exist with the boys in that Durango.
And stop trying to squeeze blood out of turnips with the speculation about the actions of Davis' friends. Nothing they did could be construed by anyone of such.
You make a wild claim that "The testimony/evidence is that a gun was seen." Now, show me the testimony/evidence that a gun was seen unless you're referring to Dunn and his gun which isn't the debate here. Link please.
Otherwise you have nothing, nada, zilch to prove your case after leading us into this long journey of wild goose chase.
This is nothing more than you making things up that you want to be true.
Unlike her dishonest bother, she honestly testified that she could not see what was happening on the other side of the vehicle. End of argument.
Obviously you do not know what her not being able to see what was happening on the other side of the vehicle means.
Wrong. He stated where he was. At the end of her vehicle.
He had no angle to see anything.
And as he testified to, he was moving from one side of the vehicle to the other. He had no angle to see on the other side of the Durango.
His eyes were not on the vehicle the whole time, and as such, he can not testify to any absolute.
His angle of view did not allow him to see what was happening on the other side of the Durango, and as such, he can not testify to any absolute.
Do you really not understand these things?
This is you ignoring what has been said, or not understanding it.
So again.
The testimony/evidence is that a gun was seen.
Davis's friends actions after the fact is the circumstantial evidence suggesting that there was a gun.
Or as previously said, several times now;
So since you were not paying attention previously, just why do you think this evidence was pointed out and allowed to be presented as such during the trial?
Huh?
Like I said, you are in way over your head.
:naughty
What is pathetic is claiming I said something I didn't say, and then asking me to prove that which I didn't assert.
That is dishonesty as well.
The brother and the sister weren't standing at the same location. So what she couldn't see doesn't mean he couldn't see also. Stop trying to tell what a witness could see or not see when you weren't even there to be in their shoes and their place exactly when it happened that night.
Even if he couldn't see, you are back to nothing in terms of proving that a gun exist with the boys in that Durango.
And stop trying to squeeze blood out of turnips with the speculation about the actions of Davis' friends. Nothing they did could be construed by anyone of such.
You make a wild claim that "The testimony/evidence is that a gun was seen." Now, show me the testimony/evidence that a gun was seen unless you're referring to Dunn and his gun which isn't the debate here. Link please.
Otherwise you have nothing, nada, zilch to prove your case after leading us into this long journey of wild goose chase.
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