Quote From: crimeproThe very sad thing for both famlies is that they, and many people on this message board have ,is that they are incapable of seeing past emotions and seeing the raw facts of this case. ( not saying the case was not an emotional one ) but understanding the judicial system that i work in. The facts are... what they are. If indeed the police report proved she was innocent, and it was an accident as the family believes, she would not be doing 12 years in prison.You can chose to believe he beat her , or that he was suicidal, ( even without proof )but of all things believe in the system that is devised to put guilty people in jail. They arrested this girl immediatly , booked her and began to prosecute her. Do you think ..hmm maybe they knew she was guilty. Her attorney talked her into taking 12 years because it was the best deal she was going to get. There was no tricking her at the last minute....court documents and plea bargains are a concrete processed thing, and every one knows that no judge can reappoint a private attorney to another case. With a judge or jury and all the facts she would have gotten several more years in prison. So those who feel sorry for her continue to do so, but don't call the convicted ...innocent call them what they are ...guilty.
did you actually say: "if the police report proved she was innocent..." This is what it means if we go by your logic:
You say the girl would not be in prison if the judicial system you WORK in wasn't correct and flawless in everything it does.
Why then would the police report be wrong? You admitted it could be.
Why then could your judicial system not be wrong here as well? You are not logical. You are as emotional as the next guy. Emotional about your beloved judicial system.
Spread the word. Brandi has to be let go. And all the others like her. Even if you get laid off because there's not enough work! If you work for the judicial system then be a good person... yourself.
