the fact that the victim didn t have any clue what was going happen to her. and so to them for some reason they didn t recognize that as wrong. i think they took it too far mentally. they shouldn t have maybe tore a person down that much for their own enjoyment. i think that s wrong. if you could say something to danielle right now, what would it be? i m sorry if i caused you any pain. we didn t plan to cause you any pain. i don t know what went on. what s going on in your head, but we meant no harm. meant no harm. i m sorry if we did harm you. but
foul language i didn t believe you guys did this to me. this was a very cruel, cruel and inhumane joke to play on a person. you wouldn t expect to be oh, like she s still with these people. she s not free of them. anybody would be careful not to do something that would further antagonize these folks. i can t remember her name. danielle. because he doesn t know her name that enhances the prosecutor s case she s not part of the act. she doesn t get up and take a bow and get her credits. where credit would be very much due if she was acting. i think these five kids know the difference between right and wrong. i think the problem was that in their kind of strange group dynamics, this to them wasn t wrong. this was a joke. this was some kind of prank. and they never equated it with the fact that the victim didn t have any clue what was going happen to her. and so to them for some reason
foul language, i can t believe you guys did this to me. this was a very cruel, cruel and inhumane joke to play on a person. you wouldn t expect to be oh, like she s still with these people. she s not free of them. anybody would be careful not to do something that would further antagonize these folks. i can t remember her name. danielle. because he doesn t know her name that enhances the prosecutor s case she s not part of the act. she doesn t get up and take a bow and get her credits. where credit would be very much due if she was acting. i think these five kids know the difference between right and wrong. i think the problem was that in their kind of strange group dynamics, this to them wasn t wrong. this was a joke. this was some kind of prank. and they never equated it with the fact that the victim didn t
foul language i didn t believe you guys did this to me. this was a very cruel, cruel and inhumane joke to play on a person. you wouldn t expect to be oh, like she s still with these people. she s not free of them. anybody would be careful not to do something that would further antagonize these folks. i can t remember her name. danielle. because he doesn t know her name that enhances the prosecutor s case she s not part of the act. she doesn t get up and take a bow and get her credits. i think these five kids know the difference between right and wrong. i think the problem was that in their kind of strange group dynamics, this to them wasn t wrong. this was a joke. this was some kind of prank. and they never equated it with the fact that the victim didn t
on texas alone, 41 people have been exonerated. we have a system right now that has people in the death penalty process and we may have innocent people here. and theyave executed 240 people under governor perry in a system that is biased and isn t necessarily treated across the board fairly. that is the bigger issue. heather: so you think they should get the last meal? i think focusing on the last meal and want go bluebell ice cream. that is not the biggest issue. brewer was convicted of this. my take on it that victim didn t get his last meal. there a big difference between starving a prisoner and giving this excessive we re