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They can't all be defending themselves so someone has had to have thrown the first punch (we can be pretty sure that Grant did not stab himself in the neck...). Maybe that is why they are all being charged
The only way I see to rationalize this is that they probably didn't release everything to the press. The information we've been given, it doesn't "add up".
The only way I see to rationalize this is that they probably didn't release everything to the press. The information we've been given, it doesn't "add up".
The only way I see to rationalize this is that they probably didn't release everything to the press. The information we've been given, it doesn't "add up".
The only way I see to rationalize this is that they probably didn't release everything to the press. The information we've been given, it doesn't "add up".
The only way I see to rationalize this is that they probably didn't release everything to the press. The information we've been given, it doesn't "add up".
well it goes back to my original statement. What we've been given isn't enough info to do anything towards Grant except maybe say wrong place, wrong time, get a better class of friends or somesuch. Tomorrow, you can't be charged with a crime they have no evidence forsometimes(all the time?)there has to be enough for a grand jury to vote that a trial was warranted
The only way I see to rationalize this is that they probably didn't release everything to the press. The information we've been given, it doesn't "add up".
well it goes back to my original statement. What we've been given isn't enough info to do anything towards Grant except maybe say wrong place, wrong time, get a better class of friends or somesuch. Tomorrow, you can't be charged with a crime they have no evidence forsometimes(all the time?)there has to be enough for a grand jury to vote that a trial was warranted
Obviously... that's what indicted means - that they had enough evidence to move forward with the charges and bring to trial. The burden of proof is obviously a lot less than "reasonable doubt" - but there is some burden. And of course, as it said in the article, "Grant ... was charged by an Early County grand jury that also charged Laquient Macklin with felony murder and feticide in the shooting death of Korynda Reed".
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