The Murdaugh hearing went exactly as it should have. As Justice Toal outlined in the pre-hearing, this was not a Rebecca Hill trial. It was 100% about Murdaugh proving if statements were made by the Clerk of Court, Rebecca Hill; if so, did any statement(s) affect any juror’s verdict of guilty. In the end, the juror offered multiple choice answers. She flipped THREE times during the Jan. 29 hearing; then, at the behind-the-scenes urging of her attorney Joe McCulloch and Harpo, she wanted to come back to “clarify” her answers. From verdict through the hearing, she had four opportunities to “clarify” and each answer was different. Move on, people. Even Murdaugh knew it was a lost cause. His body language said so. The appeal will “shoot him in the head,” as it should be. Leave him to his cell with Maggie and Paul visiting him in the night. Let them have their justice by haunting him for the rest of his miserable and worthless life, having nothing and nowhere to go to distract him from the memory of executing his wife and son.
What is the point of shacking up murderers in our state prisons? They are incorrigible. If found guilty in a court of law by a jury of their peers, nothing short of the nitrogen gas chamber is appropriate with a 3 year window to appeal. Give them a last meal and time with the religious clergy of their choosing then open up those bottles of liquid nitrogen and burn the mothers.
One of your correspondents wrote a good article about the Constitutional Carry bill, then in play in the SC Senate. It has now passed in The Senate, but with unnecessary amendments added by RINO obstructionists in The Senate.
Palmetto Gun Rights will attempt to have these amendments fixed or eliminated by the House when the two chambers hash this out. It would be nice if FitsNews did an in-depth story on these amendments and what they mean for SC gun rights. I would suggest contacting Tommy Dimsdale at Palmetto Gun Rights for their take on the issue.
Meanwhile, moving away from Toal’s coverup of corrupted state court clerks Americans are facing an election crisis. In SC alone in the last two years, 20 bills have been introduced to screw up our elections in SC.
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The Murdaugh hearing went exactly as it should have. As Justice Toal outlined in the pre-hearing, this was not a Rebecca Hill trial. It was 100% about Murdaugh proving if statements were made by the Clerk of Court, Rebecca Hill; if so, did any statement(s) affect any juror’s verdict of guilty. In the end, the juror offered multiple choice answers. She flipped THREE times during the Jan. 29 hearing; then, at the behind-the-scenes urging of her attorney Joe McCulloch and Harpo, she wanted to come back to “clarify” her answers. From verdict through the hearing, she had four opportunities to “clarify” and each answer was different. Move on, people. Even Murdaugh knew it was a lost cause. His body language said so. The appeal will “shoot him in the head,” as it should be. Leave him to his cell with Maggie and Paul visiting him in the night. Let them have their justice by haunting him for the rest of his miserable and worthless life, having nothing and nowhere to go to distract him from the memory of executing his wife and son.
What is the point of shacking up murderers in our state prisons? They are incorrigible. If found guilty in a court of law by a jury of their peers, nothing short of the nitrogen gas chamber is appropriate with a 3 year window to appeal. Give them a last meal and time with the religious clergy of their choosing then open up those bottles of liquid nitrogen and burn the mothers.
One of your correspondents wrote a good article about the Constitutional Carry bill, then in play in the SC Senate. It has now passed in The Senate, but with unnecessary amendments added by RINO obstructionists in The Senate.
Palmetto Gun Rights will attempt to have these amendments fixed or eliminated by the House when the two chambers hash this out. It would be nice if FitsNews did an in-depth story on these amendments and what they mean for SC gun rights. I would suggest contacting Tommy Dimsdale at Palmetto Gun Rights for their take on the issue.
Meanwhile, moving away from Toal’s coverup of corrupted state court clerks Americans are facing an election crisis. In SC alone in the last two years, 20 bills have been introduced to screw up our elections in SC.
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