Thank you.

If they don't, why weren't they given them?

I'd like to see the shirt, and where it was found.

You should be FAR more concerned that local media had this stuff for TWO YEARS and did NOTHING.

Tyreek Hill supposedly BEAT THE HELL out of this girl and she looked like THAT?

DOES. NOT. COMPUTE.

Why would they have ever posted them?

Do you think tyreek would have liked that? No way imo

But keep deflecting

If my memory hasn't failed entirely, I think I read somewhere along the way that the authorities only used selected photographs in the case ... not all of them ... and only those photos were/are available. I also believe that somewhere we were told that the police only released certain pics as part of the public record.

Or maybe this was speculation by some anonymous twitter geek. Nonetheless, those tidbits were stated somewhere along the way, as I recall.

PS: I gots no link.

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Legal analysis of the prelim shows how flimsy the case was and why he plead guilty. Both of these things cast extreme doubt on the idea that he plead guilty because he actually did it.

The photos are obvious. They do not show DV.

So He Good??

How can it simultaneously show a flimsy case AND why he would plead guilty? Don't the two statements contradict each other?

And those photos COULD definitely show DV...

So ... I work with a black audio engineer from time to time. He is now 35 years old, but when he was 19, he was arrested and charged with possession of marijuana with intent to sell.

What the popo actually found was a roach, some seeds and twigs, and a set of scales in his home. He had been stopped for a traffic violation, they found the roach in the car, asked him for permission to search his apartment and he granted them permission without thinking about the scales or feeling any sense of guilt.

A few procedural steps later, he's in court for jury selection (he could not afford a private attorney and was represented by a public defender). This occurred in Shelbyville Tennessee ... a very, very conservative town. The jury pool included only 7 black persons. During voir dire, it was determined by the judge that each of those 7 people were either distant family members (3rd cousins and the like) or friends of the family. (Not a big black population in Shelbyville.) End result? Zero black jury members.

Convicted. Sentenced to 7 years. Out in 4. Probation for the remainder. Could not find a job for years because of his record.

Now, this is a very intelligent guy who actually got two degrees while incarcerated and speaks on behalf of the Department of Corrections promoting an initiative that educates prisoners. Nice dude. Utterly harmless. Entire life screwed up to this point.

The moral of the story is that a courtroom is not a comfortable or pleasant place to find yourself if you're a young black kid in a conservative community.

This is a factor that a lot of people are overlooking in this Tyreek deal, IMHO.

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Since you obviously either have no short-term memory, or just totally missed this :


But they DEFINITELY don't support her claims about what happened...and since she's a proven ****ing liar...just shut the **** up now.

Didn't Grunny say we'd hear something today?

What's frustrating to me is that black people have been talking about how unfair the justice system is for decades and some including people on this forum have either ignored it or outright dismissed it. But suddenly want to bring it up when it's a case involving a player on their favorite team. They'll make fun of Kaepernick kneeling for police injustice but then flip around and blame racism for the predicament Tyreek finds himself in. It's all disingenuous.

The flimsy case is why the plea deal was offered. And the deal was SO GOOD, he took it rather than risk conviction.

Those photos do not show DV. PARTICULARLY not the claims she made.