KOPV
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intent on killing Michael Jackson is plausible for sure.. We could dissect the 'evidence' and a lot is there.. (I am not sure if I need to list it) but at the same time evidence does not make it undeniable fact.
A lot of what Michael's family says about security keeping them away etc... I really don't think they understand that it was intentional by Michael. I think a big part of that is he played the good guy well.. He was a people pleaser! He didn't want his family feel rejected but he definitely wanted to separate himself from them for obvious reasons.
I see it as, it became easy to say things like "I had no idea you were outside" etc..
Now if you want to talk about 6 minutes of security footage being missing during critical times in that house.. THAT to me is more interesting..
Whatever the case, as many wrongful things Conrad did to cause Michaels death.. That to me is intent even IF he did not hope he died.. How someone can intentionally break multiple rules in proper medicine practice and have it NOT be in court as a murder with intent is beyond me.. Too many loop holes there..
At some point negligence while knowing better HAS to be considered intent.. I get that it may lower the chance of a jury to convict him, but since than.. EVERY freaking time I hear people get sentenced for 4+ years for lessor offenses I get upset.. EVERY time.. There are people that go to jail longer for attempted murder than Conrad.. Kalief Browder spent more time in arguably the worst prison in the United States for a longer period for stealing a backpack (which he did not really steal) than Conrad for murder of Michael Jackson..
OK, I wont stop this tangent if I don't force myself.
A lot of what Michael's family says about security keeping them away etc... I really don't think they understand that it was intentional by Michael. I think a big part of that is he played the good guy well.. He was a people pleaser! He didn't want his family feel rejected but he definitely wanted to separate himself from them for obvious reasons.
I see it as, it became easy to say things like "I had no idea you were outside" etc..
Now if you want to talk about 6 minutes of security footage being missing during critical times in that house.. THAT to me is more interesting..
Whatever the case, as many wrongful things Conrad did to cause Michaels death.. That to me is intent even IF he did not hope he died.. How someone can intentionally break multiple rules in proper medicine practice and have it NOT be in court as a murder with intent is beyond me.. Too many loop holes there..
At some point negligence while knowing better HAS to be considered intent.. I get that it may lower the chance of a jury to convict him, but since than.. EVERY freaking time I hear people get sentenced for 4+ years for lessor offenses I get upset.. EVERY time.. There are people that go to jail longer for attempted murder than Conrad.. Kalief Browder spent more time in arguably the worst prison in the United States for a longer period for stealing a backpack (which he did not really steal) than Conrad for murder of Michael Jackson..
OK, I wont stop this tangent if I don't force myself.