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While believing you are at your apartment, as you expect to have to turn the key the door swings open,

I think "WTF???" And I start looking at my surroundings very carefully. I've lived in apartment complexes with numerous essentially identical buildings. Even there, the not-so subtle details give away whether or not one is in the right place. The trigger-happy jerk murderer failed to do this. And then she killed a man without any moral or legal justification to do so.

I think you're trying to make excuses for a murderer. I suggest you take a good long look in the mirror, illuminated by your truth-seeking lamp, and question your own motivation for making those excuses.

Were you "sexting" at the time? If you are unfamiliar with it, it's about trading text messages of a sexual nature.

I don't have a modern phone, but I know a lot of people who do, and they spend every f***ing minute on those things, and they are oblivious to everything that is going on around them. Would people be even more distracted from their surroundings if they were fishing for sex in their text messages to their lover?

I sorta think they would.

So let me ask you again, were you "sexting" at the time?

I think she should have been convicted of homicide, manslaughter, or something like that. I think "murder" which to my understanding has always required criminal intent, is just a bridge too far.

Do you think that Minneapolis cop should be convicted of murder or manslaughter? Do you think he intended to commit a criminal act when he shot that woman?