Reply #171: Ah yes, you are the great defender of the forensic process

[FredScuttle]

and yet you willfully ignore the evidence from the victim's evaluation in the emergency room. You'd gladly call me a prosecution groupie, ready to believe any and all cases brought against criminal defendants in this country when all I'm talking about is this specific case and the facts as we know them. Finally, you confuse the point I've made over and over that I'm not deciding this case...I have a definite opinion that a crime has been committed and a strong belief in the guilt of at least three of the partygoers. I'm not saying we should throw out the trial process and frogmarch them to a set of nooses in the town square, now, am I?

The "evidence" you so strongly believe in is what the defense has been puking up for three weeks. None of us has a clue what is in the case the DA presented to the grand jury and what led to the indictments of two of the players.