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Originally Posted by ThirdOfFive
Not trying to be a wet blanket here--but Mr. Moore is not guilty of anything, until a court of law says he is. Until that happens, if it does, he enjoys the same rights as any of the rest of us.
The information I've read has aroused the same ire in me that it apparently does in just about everything else, and I admit to giving in to this emotion numerous times, here and in other places. But we need to remind ourselves that what we know so far, at least insofar as I know (maybe there are other, less partisan sources) comes from an online newspaper that is notorious for wasting no opportunity to cast The Villages in general, and Villagers in particular, in as bad a light as it can. They have a stake in controversy, and history has shown that they'll promote this controversy as hard and as often as they can.
There is a reason that criminal cases aren't tried in the Court of Public Opinion. Had this one been, it seems obvious that Mr. Moore would have paid the ultimate price mere hours after the story hit the aforementioned online newspaper. But we're not vigilantes, after all.
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Ok sure.
I still feel for her. Her husband is punched right in front of her. It must have been hard on her.
Let’s don’t forget a man’s life is gone and a family is grieving the loss of him.
I just hope she is a good witness when the time comes.
Prayers to his family.
Seems a lot of people seem to have forgot he has love ones.