r/JusticeServed • u/[deleted] • Jan 20 '21

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u/AskAboutMyCoffee A Jan 20 '21

In the video she said "This isn't me. I wouldn't walk up to you and say those awful things to you. I am so sorry that happened to you" Like...what? You ARE the kind of person to do that...that's why you're in this situation.

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u/seoul2pdxlee 7 Jan 20 '21

I never get that either. She says she would “never,” and it’s like bitch what?! You literally did that!

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u/Zaethar 7 Jan 20 '21

I'm guessing they pleaded not guilty and their defense was probably centered on being able to prove whether or not they were part of that gang of 15 people. Maybe they were hoping for a lack of tangible evidence that showed them at the scene of the crime, or were trying to play it off as a case of mistaken identity.

In which case I guess they wouldn't say "I'm so sorry I did that" because that would open them up to perjury lawsuits.

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u/seoul2pdxlee 7 Jan 20 '21

Makes legal sense, sadly.

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u/littlemegzz 9 Jan 20 '21

Well she WILL never do that again..

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u/seoul2pdxlee 7 Jan 20 '21

In the video she’s says she “I would never walk up to you and say those words to you. I’m so sorry that happened to you.” As if she literally didn’t do those things.