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no_hypocrisy

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1. While I generally subscribe to "Innocent Before Proven Guilty",

Reply to Chasstev365 (Original post)

Mon Dec 15, 2025, 10:10 AM

Dec 15

I fervently hope that if Nick Reiner is indicted and goes to trial, he isn't acquitted on the defense of either insanity or incapacitation. If he is found guilty, then he will be held accountable for his actions.

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Nick Reiner is in custody [View all] Chasstev365 Dec 15 OP

While I generally subscribe to "Innocent Before Proven Guilty", no_hypocrisy Dec 15 #1

Drug addiction cannot be used as a basis for an insanity plea. Irish_Dem Dec 15 #2

Look at his eyes I. That pic with his father malaise Dec 15 #4

See my post below. Irish_Dem Dec 15 #5

Reports are that this guy slit their throats. Irish_Dem Dec 15 #3

Too sad malaise Dec 15 #7

Yes the family apparently knew he was a violent drug addict. Irish_Dem Dec 15 #9

I can't wait to hear Lawrence O'Donnell's scathing condemnation of malaise Dec 15 #11

He will serve it up brutally cold and to the point. Irish_Dem Dec 15 #12

We're not a court of law or a mainstream news source or jurors. maxsolomon Dec 15 #6

I know, people always act like everyone is in a court room. Irish_Dem Dec 15 #10

Sad all around MustLoveBeagles Dec 15 #8

I have questions. Bluesaph Dec 15 #13