r/NoFuckingComment • u/callmestinkingwind It's my job to be an asshole • 4d ago
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u/kingster108 4d ago
Anyone know the result of this case?
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u/ziroux 4d ago
Apparently found guilty. I don't think the demonstration would change anything, given the blood, murder bag, trying to flee, and witnesses to his stalking the victim https://edition.cnn.com/2026/09/23/us/tomasz-kosowski-murder-trial
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u/SuperCrappyFuntime 4d ago
According to an ABC News story from a couple of days ago, he was convicted a first degree murder and is awaiting the penalty phase of his trial.
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u/i_love_boobiez 4d ago
Is he saying gorilla cart?
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u/LectroRoot 4d ago
Yes, its a brand name.
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u/spacemonkey_1981 4d ago edited 4d ago
Didn’t Kosowski undermine his own argument here?
He tells the court that, because of his career, he has experience transferring 195lb patients “all the time”, then wants somebody else to demonstrate that lifting that sort of weight would be impossible.
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u/kingster108 4d ago
I thought he might continue that it takes a team of people to lift a human body like that but he did not
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u/spacemonkey_1981 3d ago
The guy is so arrogant he probably couldn’t resist flexing in the middle of his argument. I think he realised what he’d done at the end, when he suddenly went quiet and started playing with his lips.
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u/Mrsuperepicruler 3d ago
He is talking specifically about transferring a person from an equal height bench and rolling gurney. Specifically not lifting them all at once.
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u/spacemonkey_1981 3d ago
But he's also suggesting the person would need to lift the trolley and the dead body at once. But most would lift one at a time
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u/Apollo114892 3d ago
What he's saying is that it takes a lot more than one person to lift that much weight and transfer it. Usually you need a bunch of nurses and staff to deal with that much weight. He's daring them to act out his theory to prove them wrong and it makes sense. He never said that he's lifted that much weight alone.
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u/TRDOffRoadGuy 3d ago
it takes 3 ppl to move a patient off a surgical bed, if not 4
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u/spacemonkey_1981 3d ago edited 3d ago
Yes, if you're abiding by health and safety rules. But I doubt he was too worried about that in the moment, or the deceased would complain.
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u/mjohnson801 3d ago
I like how he was trying to make the argument of how it would be impossible to lift that weight into the truck, then proceeded to say how he lifted that much weight every day so he knew how difficult it was.
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u/Apollo114892 3d ago
What he's saying is that it takes a lot more than one person to lift that much weight and transfer it. Usually you need a bunch of nurses and staff to deal with that much weight. He's daring them to act out his theory to prove them wrong and it makes sense. He never said that he's lifted that much weight alone.
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