Social 🦹 Crime.

[Warriorshopeful]

Epstein, Diddy, Pelicott case, I don't understand why there are so many scumbags in the world. It's not really that hard to be a decent person is it? Wish the world was a better place.

 

[miket12]

 

[dean]

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Did the jury get it right?

 

[miket12]

Did the jury get it right?

I wasn't there but it would seem to me the defense lawyers did their job.... created enough doubt for the jury not to convict. If they had enough doubt, then they were right. Doesn't mean he didn't do it though.

 

[juju]

I wasn't there but it would seem to me the defense lawyers did their job.... created enough doubt for the jury not to convict. If they had enough doubt, then they were right. Doesn't mean he didn't do it though.

Apparently he spent $3m on the defence

 

[Noitall]

Apparently he spent $3m on the defence

Didn’t the main person they wanted on the stand, being the prostitute just get back from a European holiday just as the trial finished?

 

[miket12]

Apparently he spent $3m on the defence

Back in '72, Larry Norman wrote a song which included these words:

You say all men are equal, all men are brothers,
Then why are the rich more equal than others?

 

[juju]

Didn’t the main person they wanted on the stand, being the prostitute just get back from a European holiday just as the trial finished?

She basically refused to take part, then in the media was saying she was praying for him to be found guilty or something...

On the defence team, its was the same team as Jesse Shane Kempson. How the hell did he afford them?

 

[dean]

She basically refused to take part, then in the media was saying she was praying for him to be found guilty or something...

On the defence team, its was the same team as Jesse Shane Kempson. How the hell did he afford them?

Legal aid.
Should only get the lawyer one can afford.

 

[Noitall]

She basically refused to take part, then in the media was saying she was praying for him to be found guilty or something...

On the defence team, its was the same team as Jesse Shane Kempson. How the hell did he afford them?

Peculiar case. He certainly wouldn’t have wanted me on the jury

 

[Tookey 2.0]

I wasn't there but it would seem to me the defense lawyers did their job.... created enough doubt for the jury not to convict. If they had enough doubt, then they were right. Doesn't mean he didn't do it though.

Yeah in the early few weeks I said to the Mrs my guess is that he'd be found not guilty.

I personally think he did it, however you have to say there is some reasonable doubt there and that's really all they need

 

[WA Warrior]

Just unbelievable that this filthy Rock Spider still has name suppression after being found guilty.
Fuck this guys Mental Health and Business interests.

Stuff

www.stuff.co.nz

 

[Worried2Death]

Just unbelievable that this filthy Rock Spider still has name suppression after being found guilty.
Fuck this guys Mental Health and Business interests.

Stuff

www.stuff.co.nz

Pleaded for a discount for his service to the sports club... fkn despicable. Denunciate him.

 

[sup42]

This Polkinghorne trial on at the moment for the P smoking / hooker shagging eye surgeon whose wife died mysteriously.... is the most salacious trial for quite some time.

I am mates with a family member so no comment from me. Small world eh.

 

[sup42]

just watched dcco on netflix the other day, was about the young 20 yr old from Britain on her OE to nz who went missing a couple of years ago in Auckland. she met this kiwi bloke online dating app, they hooked up for a couple of hours then went to his hotel downtown Auckland, had sex and he strangled her, I believe he wanted to find out what it would feel like to kill someone. he then put her body into a suitcase he brought from the warehouse and buried her in the bush in Auckland. what I liked about it was how the police were able to gather info and evidence. he could of easily got off, he tried though. what freaked me out was how truly evil this guy was, now that's what you call a psycho. his police interview showed him lying so easily, a normal person who is lying to a police officer will be sweating bullets nervous as etc, but he came across as a ordinary kiwi bloke, with not a worry in the world, but the investigating cop wasn't getting duped by him. I read online some articles about the case and how truly manipulating he was with a previous girlfriend (she's lucky he didn't kill her). the police did an excellent job in prosecuting him, well done nz police.

In America this guy would be on the radar of the FBI serial killer Profiling unit.

In America his past movements and missing persons or unsolved crimes links would be traced to tie him to his other murders.

In New Zealand he gets accepted at his word that he wanted to try something for the first time, even though as you have ably described he is a highly manipulative, a compulsive liar, a stone cold killer who is probably laughing at the system only catching him one time for one of likely many crimes.

There is no way based on everything we know about the science of profiling that this guy has not committed other serious crimes.