Her 4-year Rikers hell ends

New York Daily News ^ | January 26, 2007 | PETER KADUSHIN & LEO STANDORA

[diefree]

Since you seem to like assumptions it seems like on one hand you believe the police didn't coerce her confession but on the other hand the cops are thieves.

[TC Rider]

More info here:

http://www.wnbc.com/news/10844769/detail.html

[org.whodat]

Since you seem to like assumptions it seems like on one hand you believe the police didn't coerce her confession but on the other hand the cops are thieves.

Did not say one word about a coerced confession, I said I didn't believe the retared part. And I could list thousands of examples where evidence seems to walk out of locked rooms on it's own. Most recent, national , one was the computer of the nut who claimed he killed the little girl in colorado.

[diefree]

I was just making a good assumption

[monday]

" But don't you think if she had been legal the system would have moved faster?"

No, slower. Officials are much more responsive to Mexican citizens than US citizens. They have protected status.

[happinesswithoutpeace]

From your link:

"The confession said the attack was in the kitchen. Acuna's blood was found in other rooms."


"Then in February 2003, the city's medical examiner found that "a mixture of male DNA is present." The blood of a mystery man was mixed in with Acuna's spilled blood. The DNA of a second unknown man was also in Acuna's blood. "So two men killed this victim -- not Lourdes Torres," said Sapone."



Both of these pieces of information do not in any way rule out the possibility that the person in question stuck a knife into the deceased.

[TC Rider]

That was the way I read it.