標題: but they couldn't get their equipment to work there [打印本頁] 作者: oybtbdhv 時間: 2015-10-27 03:49 標題: but they couldn't get their equipment to work there
who did jeremy strunk and crystal garland kill
According to a source close to the case, about Aug. 19, 2008, Troy McLendon, son of Garland, died on the way to a hospital after he was found to be non responsive at his home.The first count of the indictment charges Garland and Strunk with murdering McLendon. in the indictment, and a post mortem examination of McLendon revealed that each had fractured skulls. was removed from the home by state Child and Family Services.Garland was described as 28 years old and living in Corbin. Strunk, 32, was listed as living in GrayIt's unbelievable that they are people, who really think like Nike Free Run 2 Uk "Idiot" thinks. We are SUPPOSE to be innocent until proven guilty and our justice system fails to provide that right everyday.Then we have someone, who appears to not only be completely alright with being cheated out of that right but probably could careless if it were reversed legally."Idiot" Maybe, you should do some research on how many INNOCENT people were proven guilty until DNA came into play and overturned those convictions.I know it may be hard to acknowledge, but our justice system can be wrong, they are capable of making mistakes. I know you are in shock but no ones perfect, even if they are the law enforcement!Why is it, that when the someone is accused of a crime such as this, that people automatically believe that just because they Fake Ray Ban Sunglasses Uk were arrested they are guilty? Why is it, that they trust the justice system so much, that they don't even need to see evidence, that if the justice system says so, it is so?Yet, when someone you feel is guilty, is not even a suspect, or there is an unsolved crime, everyone accuses, the sloppy justice system, they have no faith or trust in it whatsoever.It's either one way or the other perfect or imperfect, you can't have it both ways. Well I'll give you the answer to that one, it's IMPERFECT! That's why we are innocent until proven guilty.I was at "Girlie Goodies" in Corbin today with a friend of mine, and the Lexington news crew was there, so we asked them why they were there and they said it was about Crystal Garland and Jeremy Strunk being accused of murdering their 2 year old son. Said they lived in the apartments behind the shopping center, but they couldn't get their equipment to work there, so they had to actually set up in the shopping center to tell the story about them two. This is a terrible thing. I bet they aren't being treated very well in jail. Probably getting beat to death. Which is what they deserve if this is indeed true.Curious 2 wrote:It's unbelievable that they are people, who really think like "Idiot" thinks. We are SUPPOSE to be innocent until proven guilty and our justice system fails to provide that right everyday.Then we have someone, who appears to not only be completely alright with being cheated out of that right but probably could careless if it were reversed legally."Idiot" Maybe, you should do some research on how many INNOCENT people were proven guilty until DNA came into play and overturned those convictions.I know it may be hard to acknowledge, but our justice system can be wrong, they are capable of making mistakes. I know you are in shock but no ones perfect, even if they are the law enforcement!Why is it, that when the someone is accused of a crime such as this, that people automatically believe that just because they were arrested they are guilty? Why is it, that they trust the justice system so much, that they don't even need to see evidence, that if the justice system says so, it is so?Yet, when someone you feel is guilty, is not even a suspect, or there is an unsolved crime, everyone accuses, the sloppy justice system, they have no faith or trust in it whatsoever.It's either one way or the other perfect or imperfect, you can't have it both ways. Well I'll give you the answer to that one, it's IMPERFECT! That's why we are innocent until proven guilty.
