And fabulous horses, which only improve with her riding them, not just normal horses, which digress when Lauren rides them. At least, according to her videos spaced months apart, they seem more strung out at the passage she likes to film herself doing. Very wierd and not collected and balanced. Anyway. MHG is a fabulous rider.
Different than you asking me how many times (more than you were asked here) about Jonathan Kanarek and his text about it being funny to make someone homeless?
The jury did in fact find MB NGRI. So that is your ultimate proof that MB shot LK, correct?
Given the evidence presented at the trial (put the jury aside for a moment, or pretend that this was prior to the verdict being released) what conclusion would you have come to? The evidence, specifically forensics, was convincing enough for you?
No, itās not āultimate proofā because absolute uncertainty is very, very, rare.
The fact that the jury determined to the standard of beyond a reasonable doubt that MB committed the guilty act means that I can treat the statement āMB shot LKā as a fact.
I would have come to the same conclusion as the jury, based on LKs injuries, her 911 call saying āMichael Barisone shot me in the heartā (even though her shot her in the lungs), the ear witness testimony, the testimony on the chain of custody of the gun, and the fact that the police found MB lying on the gun.
But the legal reality is the jury found he committed the act, and that he was not responsible because he was insane. That is the underlying finding in the NGRI. How does raising this point of the jury finding justify suggesting someone is biased, pro-LK, blind, stupid or not tied to reality? The point of the NGRI, is that he is not criminally responsible but it does not negate the act itself. This is a legal ruling with obvious serious consequences. Who is the denier here?
It seems some individualās support for him relies on him not having committed the act with various alternative scenerios given. Can you accept him if (by some remote possiblity per the various scenerios) he did the act, as the jury found?
Yes juryās can get it wrong-but since you cannot appeal NGRI findings, he cannot relitigate this now and be found formally and legally innocent of having committed the act. That is the reality.