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How DOES John Fetterman explain how the Horton brothers happened to be in that car?
See my latest Substack column:https://t.co/pg25wdhqMs— Ann Coulter (@AnnCoulter) September 14, 2022
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I might have bought the story if there was a one-armed man involved somehow.
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The two were found guilty in a court of law and sentenced.
They were never found Not Guilty.
They were pardoned by Democrat Governor Tom Wolf while Fetterman was working with him.
“Gov. Wolf Commutes Life Sentences For 13 Jailed On Murder Charges - MSN
Feb 16, 2021Lee A. Horton, 55, Philadelphia, served 27 years from Murder 2, recommended in Dec. 2020 ... Dennis Horton and Lee Horton have served 27 years for a 1993 robbery and fatal shooting that both men ...”
Yeah, but he wants to legalize pot, so everyone under 50 will vote for him.
is Ann still around? if she is scooter user now then look out
Fetterman’s campaign workers were not found innocent. They were found guilty in a trial and lost their appeal. They only got out of prison as Pennsylvania Democrat Governor Tom Wolf who was working with Fetterman, pardoned them.
Here is the article summary...
Here’s how the Pennsylvania Superior Court summarized the “evidence adduced at trial” in rejecting their appeal — that is, evidence presented in open court, supported by physical evidence and eyewitness testimony, subjected to cross-examination, and believed by 12 members of a jury:
“On May 31, 1993, [Dennis Horton], his brother Lee Horton (’Lee’), and a co-conspirator Robert Leaf (’Leaf’) robbed Filito’s Bar located at 5th Street and Hunting Park Avenue.
“During the course of the robbery, [Dennis Horton], who was carrying a rifle, shot Samuel Alemo multiple times. Alemo later died from his gunshot wounds. [Dennis Horton] also shot Luz Archella and her daughter Luz Martinez, injuring both.
Leaf brandished what appeared to be a black pistol while Lee took money from bar patrons. After leaving the bar, the three men fled in a blue automobile.
“A passerby was able to supply police with a description of the vehicle and a partial license plate number. A radio call was sent out, which included a description of the three assailants, their vehicle, and the last four digits of the license plate. A police officer observed the vehicle a short time later only a mile from the crime scene, and placed [Dennis Horton] and his companions under arrest.
“Police recovered a .22-caliber semiautomatic rifle from the backseat of the car, as well as a black pellet gun under the front passenger seat. Ballistics testing identified the rifle as the same weapon used during the robbery at Filito’s. [Horton], Lee, and Leaf ... were taken to the hospital where Martinez and her daughter, as well as another bar patron, Miguel DeJesus, identified them as the robbers.””
This was a daytime robbery of a bar, where two of the perpetrators walked around, taking the patrons’ wallets at gunpoint — not a nighttime mugging witnessed from 20 yards away. The victims had plenty of time to observe the perps. However much criminal defense lawyers attack eyewitness testimony, the patrons certainly knew it was three guys, not one; that they were black, not white; and they were male, not female.
But more important, right after the murdering thieves sped off, a passerby called the police with a description of the car, including four of six numbers from the license plate. Within minutes, that very car was stopped by the police a mile from the bar. And you’ll never guess what they found in that car … three black guys and a recently fired rifle!
Explain, again, how the Horton brothers happened to be in that car?
Right after their arrest, all three men were positively identified at the hospital by the people they’d shot at earlier that day. But even without that identification, again: They were caught in the getaway car, mere minutes after the crime.
OK, John Doinger Boinger, these weren't just people who went in for awhile for drugs or shoplifting. They heinously murdered somebody. Not a good look.