Literally every single person brought to trial at this man's case claimed he was an abuser. Everybody. The wife, the kids, his own siblings. Multiple people testified that he had abused the little girl physically. Like, okay, maybe we don't think the mother's testimony is super reliable, but if literally every single person in your life calls you an abuser and says they've seen you abuse the kid, you're probably an abuser.

You only have to create the element of doubt for this man to not be charged. There is no doubt here.

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mlyle a day ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Please either support your original point or retract it. Don't try and gallop and change the goalposts.

You stated he was convicted for abusing his kids and wife repeatedly. It appears this never happened. Now you have a new set of assertions to refute. Either support or disavow your original words. Kthx.

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llllm a day ago | parent | prev [-]

lol, this is Texas justice, what an embarrassment to humanity

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vorpalhex a day ago | parent [-]

I was in jury selection for a case several years ago. Defense attorney is asking members of the jury if they would actually consider a minimum sentence, which for the case at hand of child sexual assault is a minimum sentence of six months.

A respondee, a man, maybe in his 40s, cowboy hat, used jeans, you know, clearly like fairly legit farm worker, rancher, something along those lines, stands up after he's called and goes "No, sir, I believe that child abusers should be hung from the neck until dead." Sits down.

If you are going to commit crime, Texas is the wrong place to do it.

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		I help violate Texas law every day, come and get me.