the defendant, dunn managed to repeat over and over again he was scared, he was terrified. they didn t counteract that with a more powerful motive and there was a more powerful motive. as for corey, the defense attorney saying in his news conference moments ago that i ve never seen signs of racism on the part of mr. dunn, guess what, he wrote a jailhouse letter saying the jails are full of blacks and all act like this is a quote, it may sound a bit radical, but if more people would arm themselves and kill these bleeping idiots when they re threatening you, eventually they ll take the hint and change their behavior. if that isn t a motive, i don t know what is and never got in front of the jury. it goes on and on. the fact he was at a wedding and drinking at the wedding, he initially lied on the interrogation tape and said he had one drink plus a toast. his girlfriend said he had at least three, maybe four rum and cokes. he was buzzed. it was an emotionally charged night. his son had
so it appears that chances have increased after court here is what i don t get. if the prosecutors said the neighbors heard yelling and screaming at two, three o clock in the morning and the shots some time after and use the screaming to suggest there isn t a motive and the reason, is the prosecutor charges premeditat premeditated. and if people are arguing, we would typically say second degree. a serious crime, but not premeditated that gives them the ability to hold him without bail. and this was discussed in court oednesday in regards to intention versus premeditation and how far the premeditation goes beyond something happening in the moment, but that s one of the points that today, that says
so it appears that chances have increased after court here is what i don t get. if the prosecutors said the neighbors heard yelling and screaming at two, three o clock in the morning and the shots some time after and use the screaming to suggest there isn t a motive and the reason, is the prosecutor charges premeditat premeditated. and if people are arguing, we would typically say second degree. a serious crime, but not premeditated that gives them the ability to hold him without bail. and this was discussed in court on tuesday and wednesday in regards to intention versus premeditation and how far the premeditation goes beyond something happening in the moment, but that s one of the points that today, that says