[Robert DeLong]

Following very closely is one thing, but reviewing the actual evidence may yield things not present when merely closely following news reports. The accuracy of them is quite unknown, and as of late I certainly do not trust them to do a very good job of disseminating facts. Opinions, yes they are great at disseminating them.

Make no mistake, I have made no conclusions one way or the other with regards to this case. Let due process take its course. I want to hear the evidence as it is presented. Otherwise, we undermine the very foundations our legal system was built upon.

[marktwain]

Let due process take its course. I want to hear the evidence as it is presented. Otherwise, we undermine the very foundations our legal system was built upon.

The problem is that silence becomes consent. If no one points out the inconsistencies and problems with the police narrative, no investigations would have occurred.

If you do not have active involvment of the population, official corruption grows.

There is no evidence due process is being circumvented with these officers.

There is good evidence it was circumvented with the couple that were killed in their home.