- Mar 23, 2004
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I just finished watching Paradise Lost: The Child Murders of Robin Hood
Hills and that was probably the best documentary I've seen to date. It
was like a movie, but better because it was real. Anyways I've been
researching this case and I see that there has been new evidence found
that implicates one of the murdered boys stepfather, in 2007. Since our
justice system is a turtle it'll be a while until anything is made of
it, but who do you really think did it? I'm pretty certain that none of
the convicted three have anything to do with the murders and were
indeed scapegoats for the local police. The fact that the boys were found with no blood or mosquito bites doesn't make sense and seems like a staged dumping, no foot prints in that place or trace evidence? It's crazy that Casey Anthony's case had probably the same amount of evidence it not more than these boys and she got off easily. These boys sure as hell are not killers, but their emotions after getting the guilty charge is awkward to say the least. Elaborate.
Here's a link to get an overview of the whole case:
http://the-trukstop.com/2...-the-west-memphis-three/
Hills and that was probably the best documentary I've seen to date. It
was like a movie, but better because it was real. Anyways I've been
researching this case and I see that there has been new evidence found
that implicates one of the murdered boys stepfather, in 2007. Since our
justice system is a turtle it'll be a while until anything is made of
it, but who do you really think did it? I'm pretty certain that none of
the convicted three have anything to do with the murders and were
indeed scapegoats for the local police. The fact that the boys were found with no blood or mosquito bites doesn't make sense and seems like a staged dumping, no foot prints in that place or trace evidence? It's crazy that Casey Anthony's case had probably the same amount of evidence it not more than these boys and she got off easily. These boys sure as hell are not killers, but their emotions after getting the guilty charge is awkward to say the least. Elaborate.
Here's a link to get an overview of the whole case:
http://the-trukstop.com/2...-the-west-memphis-three/
