You left out the part about sending more bombs to Israel, to replace the ones used to kill civilians, knowing full well they'd be used to kill more civilians.
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I'm honestly not sure, but I think it's a subtle joke. i.e. instead of paying her a living wage for her espionage, she got hand bags.
My grandpa, my dad and I.
Am I the only one that sees a fourth person in those pictures?
Which are all good points of discussion, but still paint a very different picture of what happened than your initial comment which made no mention of the knives or surveillance footage, instead focusing solely on supposed witnesses talking to reporters. It suggests that you're trying to drive a specific narrative rather than find the truth.
Some context that you left out...
MPD says several officers from Columbus Ohio observed a man, armed with a knife in each hand, and was engaged in an ‘altercation’ with another man they say was unarmed.
They say officers identified themselves as police officers and made several commands for the 43-year-old to drop the knife.
Police say the man refused and charged at the unarmed man with the knives. That’s when several officers discharged their firearms, killing the 43-year-old man.
Surveillance video appears to show the shooting in the middle of Vliet St.
TMJ4 acquired the bodycam video of the Columbus officers from MPD.
Two knives were recovered from the scene, according to MPD.
In this narrow case, it's considered proper/correct to pronounce the "x" like an "sh", which greatly improves the tongue rolling.
... or xitter.
I don't think any of those people are being relocated to Texas.
It's bureaucracy. The hearing is well before the scheduled execution, and it sounds likely that the hearing will vacate the conviction, from what I read. The court is just saying that there's an established process for this and the lawyers just need to follow that process.
ETA: Not to say that our legal system isn't horribly broken, because it is. Just saying that my interpretation of this case is that Marcellus is just a few dotted i's and crossed t's away from being a free man.
Aren't these the same investors that recently decided that that $56 billion package was reasonable? Do they even listen to themselves?
They want to use the public space for that.