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Can't say I disagree. Was just asking because it seemed like the distinction that he was texting before the previews rather than during the previews had some bearing on him being a hypocrite with respect to texting in a movie theater then getting into it with someone else who was doing what he had just been doing.
Given that it's Florida, if a witness testifies to this in court, the shooter could very easily be acquitted.
Did everyone miss this???
This is ####... Guy should be locked up for the rest of his life. ####### scumbag, hope someone clips him.
Hey the man was assaulted (and possibly buttered) with popcorn. He had every right to go out to his car, grab his gun, come back and kill the texter. Stand your ground and all that.
I understand this, but the guy is 71... He should be in jail until he stops breathing. He gets the next however long this takes in Florida to have some freedom, which he doesn't deserve.
Maybe a little in this circumstance, but if he was 32 I would also be unhappy about this, but at 32 on second degree murder, you still have the chance of seeing the light of day if convicted. This guy should never have freedom again.
You're right, he killed a dude over nothing. Now a little girl will never know her dad... It is documented he has been confrontational like this before. There is a room full of witnesses who have said this is murder. There is video.Let's just get rid of the court system we currently have.
I actually remember hearing the judge in the Hernandez case say during the arraignment something along these lines; due to the amount of evidence bond is denied.
Are you processing this in slow motion? This guy murdered someone for no reason in front of a room of witnesses. The man had a baby daughter, now their family is destroyed. The murderer also from witness accounts was the aggressor and instigator. Sorry if I feel strongly he should be in jailfantasycurse seems very emotionally tied to this case.
Ok.Are you processing this in slow motion? This guy murdered someone for no reason in front of a room of witnesses. The man had a baby daughter, now their family is destroyed. The murderer also from witness accounts was the aggressor and instigator. Sorry if I feel strongly he should be in jailfantasycurse seems very emotionally tied to this case.
It's been almost a year and this still hasn't gone to trial.... Can his lawyer just keep delaying this?
His wife was horribly offended by this guy saying the F word.
There's a number of ways it's possible. I just can't explain it specifically as it pertains to this case since, generally, newspaper articles/reports aren't completely accurate and oftentimes (understandably since a journalist isn't a lawyer) mischaracterize or err in explaining the current procedural status of a case.
I really hope we live in a country where this case is clearly murder. This coward, an outlier I might add, makes it more that much more difficult for the public to get behind sensible gun rights, not easier.
It can be. Generally, a court, in deciding bond (whether to give it in some circumstances and if they're giving it, how much it should be) must determine whether the defendant has ties to the community/is a flight risk and whether he's a risk to reoffend. Additionally, some state law (like Arizona's) may permit a court to also factor in the strength of the evidence against the defendant. In AZ, certain crimes are considered to be non-bondable if the "proof is evident and presumption great" that the defendant will go to prison.
With no people in the theatre one of the two parties should have just switched seats. In todays day and age why have a conflict when it could have been easily avoided?
No, throwing something at an elderly person would be classified as a misdemeanor:
To be considered a battery on an elderly person he would have had to have touched him or struck him with something and that would be a felony:
Throwing pop corn is a felony assault? and in your opinion it justifies the shooting?
please.
See this is why we can't have things.
