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Join Date: Oct 2010
Posts: 14,528
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Pyramid*
Join Date: Oct 2010
Posts: 14,528
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In the main, yes.
The best example I can think of was last year with a certain Mr Jefferies: I recall stating on the thread pertaining to him and the murder of the young woman: I was adamant that people were jumping the gun because he happened to be 'an eccentric/ didn't dress in the norm / was unkempt etc'..... and look what happened there.
It's far too easy for the media (and others) to blow all things out of proportion - and very very few of us are not guilty of having done that at some point in our lives: overall though: I'm very much a believer in ''innocent until proven guilty''. Very few crimes these days cannot be proven with good investigative techniques and the technology that is available to show inconclusive proof.
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