Yehoodi
Third String But Playing on Special Teams
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How about the the different vehicles they were supposedly looking for. First it was a Chrysler 300. Then it was a Chevy Suburban. I found a yahoo article that mentioned a Chrysler 200 as well.
How about the different reports on the text message. You had the FOX news one originally claim it was sent when they were leaving the bar. Other reports said the text was sent while they were leaving. It didn't specify whether they were leaving the bar or leaving Ahern's house.
How about the report that Ahern's arrest was imminent?
How about the report that Ahern was seen with Lloyd Sunday night, but now, reports have come out that it was actually Saturday night that Ahern was seen with Lloyd, not Sunday.
They all can't be facts.
no they can not all be facts and the different reports are conflicting . . . but conflicting accounts also occur at trials where "facts" allegedly only occurred (at least what some people on this board seem to think). . .
a commonwealth witness says the defendant slapped her, a defense witness says the defendant did not slap her . . . those are conflicting accounts and which occur on a daily bases in our courts of law and it is up to the trier of fact, be it a judge (bench trial) or a jury (jury trial) to weigh the credibility of the conflicting accounts and come to a conclusion and to whom the believe. . .
which is basically what were are doing here . . . we have statements and reports and some are conflicting, some seem far fetch and so on . . . but all we are doing is just what the trier of facts do in our courts on a daily basis . . . take a collection of facts, often time conflicting, and deciding which ones we believe and which one we don't and whose account is the one we feel is the correct one, and then drawing a conclusion as to where we stand . . . that is all that we are doing . . .











