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Mistake. eight years to file an appeal? you don t want to make a mistake. a man s life is at stake jie. of course of course it is. he is convicted of taking a life, i understand that. but we as a society don t want to be like him, do we? no, michael you and i know you have to take eight years for an appeal? it could be probably 12 more years before they carry out the sentence if they do that. eight years is a drop in the bucket. to me eight years is unacceptable. how does this guy spend his day, do you know? i do. he spends about five hours out of his cell. the rest of the day he spends in a single cell doing whatever he wants. watching television, reading, doing whatever. the extra five hours he can go out and play basketball, exercise, play board games ....
Down and transferring from boat to boat all motion is relative. as long as the boats lineup you can do it. then the boat drifts home and he goes where his safe haven is. we is two opposite opinions. he had a major mental illness. he was real sick with bipolar illness. he was hospitalized jie. there was a conservative ship put on him. his judgment was questionable. he couldn t act in his best interest. we don t know how he was doing just before. he might have been relatively stable. he was stressed. he had gotten news from his wife about a divorce that day. the year before he tried to divorce her. there was a lot of back and forth i m sure. still he was stressed, and he took off. bad judgment and maybe impulsive, and we don t know what happened. what makes no sense to me is why you turn the gps on two and a half miles out, and then slow down as if you need the gps to meet somebody in a particular place. and turn it on when you go back. his mother and her fiancee ....
Down and transferring from boat to boat all motion is relative. as long as the boats lineup you can do it. then the boat drifts home and he goes where his safe haven is. we is two opposite opinions. he had a major mental illness. he was real sick with bipolar illness. he was hospitalized jie. there was a conservative ship put on him. his judgment was questionable. he couldn t act in his best interest. we don t know how he was doing just before. he might have been relatively stable. he was stressed. he had gotten news from his wife about a divorce that day. the year before he tried to divorce her. there was a lot of back and forth i m sure. still he was stressed, and he took off. bad judgment and maybe impulsive, and we don t know what happened. what makes no sense to me is why you turn the gps on two and a half miles out, and then slow down as if you need the gps to meet somebody in a particular place. and turn it on when you go back. his mother and her fiancee ....
Mistake. eight years to file an appeal? you don t want to make a mistake. a man s life is at stake jie. of course of course it is. he is convicted of taking a life, i understand that. but we as a society don t want to be like him, do we? no, michael you and i know you have to take eight years for an appeal? it could be probably 12 more years before they carry out the sentence if they do that. eight years is a drop in the bucket. to me eight years is unacceptable. how does this guy spend his day, do you know? i do. he spends about five hours out of his cell. the rest of the day he spends in a single cell doing whatever he wants. watching television, reading, doing whatever. the extra five hours he can go out and play basketball, exercise, play board games ....