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EZBoard not so EZ? edit: hah, nice editing out that it was khane you apologized to for the chaos post you quoted and couldn't figure out how to respond to what was actually quoted in your attempts to respond to me. Jesus Christ you can't even functionally use a message board.

Wait, so you responded to chaos directly but were indirectly talking about me in your direct response to chaos when you apologized to khane because you were really responding to me in your direct quoting response to chaos. And then you quote me saying he's was a dumb drunk shitbag and somehow...

Nice try. U mad, bro.

Where did chaos go too far in any direction, much less completely dismissing what Avery did? The only hyperbole I see is you claiming he said something so you could claim he is way off base, all the while being laughably baseless.

Tell us again about how angry everyone else is, how combative everyone else is, how immature everyone else is, and how you just can't seem to have an intelligent discussion because everyone else is all the things you keep claiming. Yeah, yeah, you're right and we're just all such morons we...

Exactly. Nobody made the jump because it was so ridiculous to say killing cats is a gateway to murder that people were joking around about it. But then you, and only you, tried to claim that was not only true, but so well documented it wasn't debatable. But, yeah, not surprisingly it's not...

Qualifying your answer that it doesn't apply to Avery is irrelevant, because your statement wasn't true. Killing animals isn't a gateway to becoming a serial killer. Even if you want to say it's well documented and not debatable, which you did, to the patently false claim you made. It's not...

It's true. Murders are the types of people who also kill animals. That means if you kill animals, you become a murderer. Haven't you heard that saying about how correlation always implies causation?

I liked your long, defensive post about your life and declared maturity much better. Yeah, yeah, we get it, you drive a Dodge Stratus and deserve respect!

He was probably talking about the fact I didn't include an h in his name. For fuck sake you can't even follow along with this thread, which makes sense. I suspected you didn't even read most posts because you typically seem ignorant even when it relates directly to discussions being had right...

No clue what you're on about, but will respond I guess. I think we've argued about some things when it was something arguable, and I think I've probably even said something you posted was dumb when I thought it was, or that you were being a dumbass when you were. Like early on in The Walking...

Sometimes you don't have to do a ton of specific research to know how things actually fucking work in the legal field, you fucking moron. Real talk: If you weren't always so fucking wrong I'd be more concerned with your insults.

Wot? Wasn't, other than this threads term of endearment.

I dunno, pretty sure Kane read her whole wikipedia page and it very clearly used words that could mean all sorts of things!

I have no doubt at some point a 'hardcore' and 'challenging' MMO in the spirit of Dark Souls will be made and marketed to the young die-hard try-hard 100% achievement unlocked crowd and it will be a success and then the memory of EQ will never die as a bunch of old timers come to the forums...

Yeah, she's working WITH the Innocence Project, not FOR them. Woopty do. Nobody cares at the semantics of that argument but Kane at this point because he's trying to do damage control at trying to argue with the Maester and it not going so well.

The point stands that weak cases that relied on eye witness testimony, which is universally accepted as being unreliable as fuck, are often then unraveled by those same unreliable witnesses acknowledging they were not only unreliable but often coached or pushed by the prosecution. I'm not...

Not sure who you're referring to with your 'you' but she's at least working with the Midwest Innocence Project. Speaking very generally for the semantically impaired: cases get prosecuted relying on eye witness accounts far more often than they get exonerated or reversed in appeal relying on...

Before you try to borrow a monitor, check if your motherboard has an output you can plug the monitor into to bypass the card to see if that works. Usually when cards go bad, unless it friggun exploded or something, you get a lot of artifacts or resolution issues. You get bad input, not no...

So easy you aren't even going to try and instead just claim I'm backpedaling and call me a fool. I'm convinced you're well informed on legal processes!

Dude, you've been watching too much TV where a secret witness is called at the last minute and the accuser confesses on the stand. What you want is AOL search term: discovery. And no, they don't usually have "1 on 1 time with a prosecutor's witness to have a heart to heart about what the...

Yeah, you're probably right, if we're going to blindly assume things by isolating a few words in a wikipedia entry we should probably assume a high profile defense attorney working for a high profile organization on high profile exoneration cases is, what, bribing or threatening eye witnesses to...

My guess without any research at all is that she wasn't convincing people to change their entire stories so much as them admitting doubt. Eye witness accounts are often very faulty, and it's standard practice for law enforcement or a prosecutor to push witnesses toward certainty. They're often...

I don't think the overall story from season 1 was somehow inherently better, it was just presented with much more focus and intent. Season 2 could have been amazing based on the setting and story, but it was unfocused and a lot of things seemed either unintentional or irrelevant almost like...

Hey, if Lebron says he had no idea the coach would be fired, then I believe him! That seems like the kind of thing management wouldn't consult him over!

The Dr. Phil special was typical where he calls guests and then himself talks most of the time. Only really interesting part for me was Sheriff Petersen saying he knew about the 1995 information where they were told someone else could have committed the sexual assault and that despite being the...

Everything I've read, heard and seen discussed maintains the pattern that information was never first introduced by Brendan. Stuff was either in the news and rumor mill already. Or the cops are mentioning things first, or at least telling Brendan to tell them what happens over and over as he's...

Yes, sir. I'm too intimidated now that he made that post about how mature and adult he is.

Hell, if we're going to go on being hyper semantic we could say it was in fact an accident that he threw the cat over the fire because he intended to throw it in the fire. My only point is citing a police report or even criminal complaint itself as fact is ignorant. To then extrapolate...

According to the police report he also raped a woman despite having a dozen or so alibis as the police refused to follow other law enforcement agencies pointing them to the actual perp.... twice. To say something is false and cite the police report after all the context we have into account is...

I commend your commitment to argue any and all points anyone makes and by any means necessary. You truly put the antics into semantics. Never change, Mr. Kratz. Unrelated. Did you watch True Detective? You seem to be into crime stories so was wondering your take on it.

Cast and even the director changed from season 1 to 2, so doesn't take everyone from season 2 to be commital to have a season 3. Sounds to me like the President of HBO was doing things out of hunger. He probably even eats when he's hungry. What a pity.

Was hoping for some news on Season 3 being confirmed, but instead it seems HBO's President is taking blame for Season 2, saying it was his fault he rushed Pizzalotto into getting season 2 out the door, acknowledge that it needed more time to come to fruition, and are now allegedly forcing...

Wasn't it also that Avery was the only person IDed by cops twice, once in the lineup and another time in pictures or something, and later the victim actually said something like she thought they were trying to let her know that they knew Avery was guilty so was sending the message by having him...

If he didn't settle fast he wouldn't have money to defend himself against accusations that even 400k couldn't buy a good enough legal team to overcome. Yet you think he shouldn't have settled? Even in light of the fact that him being accused of Halbach's murder actually DID result in the...

Awkward.

Cad responded that he thought it was reasonable the blood wasn't from the vial because an absence of EDT. I casually respond with what we learned from the documentary and know about EDT testing because his conclusion was a bit unfounded based on what is known of the test. Aaaaannnnd you took...

What physical evidence do they have that couldn't be planned and planted after the investigators have come up with their theory, though? Usually you might have some suspicious evidence, and even proving it was mishandled or planted, there is other evidence that simply can't be explained that...

You don't know much about it because it's basically junk science that has only ever been allowed in this and OJ's case, neither of which are paragons of how to properly handle evidence nor a shining example of the justice system. The way the EDTA test works is basically if they find EDTA, then...

You should probably do this, because otherwise your magic blanket theory sounds absurd and nobody will take you seriously until we see for ourselves what you keep claiming you have so others will think you're cool and like you.