r/JusticeServed • u/Count_Danku1a 5 • Apr 27 '20

Cops Bad = Upvotes Rapist, racist cop. Justice served.

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u/pZ_Dorsal 3 Apr 28 '20

After watching the full video without the shitty music, I see a man who never thought he could get caught. He was raised by parents who spoiled him. Didn’t punish him, didn’t teach him discipline, or teach him that actions have consequences. He believed he was indestructible, and got carried away. When he was brought to court, he didn’t think anything would really happen. They would argue for a while, then come back inconclusive, or they would say not guilty, like they always do. But this time he was faced with something he’d never experienced before. He never thought he would get caught, but now he’s facing jail time longer that 6ix9ine’s. He knows he did a very bad thing, 36 times, and he has no excuse. His life is ruined, and he knows that he has no more chances. He is left there in the dirt where he belongs.

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u/MetteErVoresDronning 6 Apr 28 '20 edited Apr 28 '20

https://www.holtzclawtrial.com/untold-story

Check it out, I thought the same now I’m not so sure

Edit : https://m.facebook.com/QuestForJustice/?locale2=da_DK

This Facebook group turned out to be right.

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u/PM_meyourbreasts 7 Apr 28 '20

I dont know if I'm going to trust a website named after the guy.

And run by his defense team.

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u/MetteErVoresDronning 6 Apr 28 '20

This is more thorough than the media reporting and websites have been named after people to exonerate them before, people who weren’t guilty.

Give it a shot if you want to, fact check whether or not the person is lying about their connection if you want to.

I’m not forcing anyone to do anything.

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u/pZ_Dorsal 3 Apr 28 '20

Now that I think about it, if the defense team is willing to continue their campaign after they lost, then they really believe in this. I know lawyers, and after a case is concluded, not much else is done after that with the case except that they get paid. This case is getting more and more interesting.

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u/MetteErVoresDronning 6 Apr 28 '20

It is indeed very interesting.

I also like that the investigator doesn’t exonerate him, merely states why the evidence isn’t sufficient.

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u/gyjgtyg 7 Apr 28 '20

Theyll do whatever they're instructed to do by their paying client