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Originally Posted by The seizureboi
What really surprised me was the black dude actually explaining the otherside a bit. Usually the news wouldn't do that making it seem that the kid was already convicted.
On another note, I think the father is being naive and the kid is lying. But I don't really know any of the facts, it's just a feeling.
I think the decision on whether to try someone as an adult should be on a case to case basis but that's probably unrealistic.
Putting someone away at 12 and letting them out at 21 is like breeding a criminal, last time I checked the government was against non-whitecollar crimes. Do judges get paid on commission or something?
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i totally agree, I can't imagine what the families are going through. His father is quite naive to think his son would never lie. I just think that he can't possibly think his son would do something like that. Most likely was jealous of his father's girlfriend, sounds like a arguable motive (but then again a motive isn't required to prove guilt).