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H2O Man

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Wed Jun 18, 2025, 03:27 PM
Jun 18

Fascinating case. At first, I assumed she was likely guilty. As the first trial unfolded, it was clear the prosecution could not prove their case beyond a reaonable doubt. The "investigation," headed by a burned out investigator, was corrupt. It seems clear that Ms. Read did not kill him. The sad thing is that we will never know what actually happened.

I assume that the FBI's interest in the case was part of a wider investigation into police corruption.

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Happy verdict yankee87 Jun 18 #1
Recommended. H2O Man Jun 18 #2
There's a really good documentary odins folly Jun 18 #3
Right. H2O Man Jun 18 #7
You're right, ATF... odins folly Jun 18 #12
The two H2O Man Jun 18 #13
Good, ethical verdict obamanut2012 Jun 18 #4
I, for one, believe she is guilty. Partially because of her smug attitude and fakeness. I do not believe evidence sinkingfeeling Jun 18 #5
I, for two. But am uninformed. UTUSN Jun 18 #10
I would suggest H2O Man Jun 18 #11
good WhiskeyGrinder Jun 18 #6
My wife has been following odins folly Jun 18 #8
I kept on hearing the name but had zero knowledge about what the case was about. Tommy Carcetti Jun 18 #9
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