What Happened in Norfolk (An incredible miscarriage of justice!)

NY Times Magazine ^ | August 19, 2007 | ALAN BERLOW

[skinkinthegrass]

I wouldn't go quite that far. The NY Times does good work sometimes.

point taken/granted. :)...and even a civilian clock strikes 2:00 am/pm, twice a day...some hourly/15"/30"/45"

...the NYT has fallen greatly, they shill incessantly for the Marxist/Soviet Mindset...no better; than a "propaganda sheet" for the DNC/Shrillary et. al.
one other question, how good is it for parakeets? :D

[gjbevil]

Think about it. If you are guilty, you have every reason to NOT admit your guilt. Yet, the cop tactics will get you to admit to it even though doing so is against your interest. If you are innocent, you have every reason NOT to admit to it, yet the cop tactics can get you to admit to it even though doing so is against your interest. In AZ in the 90’s several men confessed to murdering 7 Buddhist monks and nuns. Turns out none were guilty. One was working 100 miles away at the time of the murder at the Greyhound race track. Proof was he was on the video tape of the park running the machines. This was an official video tape managed by the state gaming agency and sealed. It takes an order from the Governor to open the seal. Guess what, there he was working in Tucson at the exact time he was supposedly killing innocent monks in Phoenix. So, to answer your question, yes you would confess to that murder given the tactics of the cops. Someday I hope you have the chance to see for your self.