There is absolutely zero anger in that post. Not a scintilla.
I asked a really straightforward question that you continually evade. Put yourself in the shoes of someone related to a person in MB’s position. Choose whomsoever is meaningful to you. Then take the following into account:
- no forensics were done on the weapon
- no testing was done on anyone’s hands at the scene
- the only ‘evidence’ presented was the mismatched stories of two people who were demonstrated to have lied while under oath
In that situation, would you feel that it was correct if your loved one was found guilty? If you were on the jury, would you look at the evidence presented and convict your loved one?
It’s a simple thought exercise and a really straightforward question asked politely and honestly. In fact, I’m genuinely struggling to see where you identified ‘anger’ in that question at all.