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>In other words, you think that they didn't release the video because they have something to prove. Really what I'm saying is that if I'm going to try to extra
by brazzledazzle 11y ago
>In other words, you think that they didn't release the video because they have something to prove.
Really what I'm saying is that if I'm going to try to extrapolate something more from the information presented that would be the direction, not "Can we be sure he hasn't faked this picture?". My point is that you're speculating that someone is guilty despite a strong piece of neutral information: the DA dropped the case and he was released from jail.
Sure, it's possible the attorney faked the picture and it's all bullshit, but there's nothing to demonstrate that as being likely besides your own biases.