re: Deputies arrest 4 in LSU student Madison Brooks case

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Correct. Livingston.

I was looking at another jail list.

Here it is:

LINK



If the bond is $250,000, 12% of that is the fee to get him out. Even wit a bond company financing it, that's a lot and there's the possible third charge coming up. So he's staying there a while.

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Congrats on reposting the info I just gave you as if its your own. Just imagine had you done a few seconds of research earlier before you started posted random untruths. You post lengthy bullshite with a tone of "authority" leading the casual reader on OT to believe what you are saying.

Especially as someone who has admitted to being a "journalist", you should be ashamed.

Go away.

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We saw all this with the O.J. trial. This expert versus that expert and jury wasn't moved by that evidence.

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Please stop saying this. It is absolutely idiotic.

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I would say nothing new / rehashing, though Judge Holden raised a point about the two in the front seat being charged as 'principals" was unusual.

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That’s not at all what I said.

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14:24.

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Lemme get this straight. I posted the statute when the principal (“principle”) issue came up early on. I wrote an exam answer on it decades ago for the professor who was the expert on what it meant. It was my second law school final.

But now you post it like it’s new info and try to explain it to me?

Unless you are the ghost of Cheney Joseph typing from beyond the grave, FO.

Same "angle" you have. Killing time on a message board.

Hoping for justice but won't get it in this life.

This has gotten real strange

I think y’all could use a brief timeout to take a breath

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What he meant was this would have been an unreported date rape. She would have sobered up. She had no idea the names or identities of the rapists.

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The coroner documented anal injuries on her. I'm guessing, had she lived and sobered up, she likely would have had some pain and soreness down there. She perhaps would have went to a doctor to find out why and after examining her, it would be obvious why.

Since she was so drunk, her memory may have been spotty and she may have remembered leaving with a few guys and then put 2 and 2 together and then she figures out what happened.

She may not have bothered reporting it out of embarrassment and she likely wouldn't want her parents and grandparents to find out she went to a bar, got wasted and ended up in a car with 4 guys she just met.

But yeah, ironically, had she lived, these guys would be in the clear.

Washington and the 17 year old would be bragging about how they met a drunk white girl at the bar and ran a train on her in the backseat and have fond memories of it.

I hope her death wasn't in vain and they both get convicted.

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I'd imagine the prosecutors want the youngest, whitest, most female jury

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I don't know. Young white women tend to be very liberal and may look at guys like Kaivon and the 17 year old as victims of white supremacy and an unfair justice system. In fact, the girl in question in this situation, Madison, I can almost guarantee what her political views were. She likely was very left leaning on every political issue.

The should get some middle aged white dads and uncles who have Young adult daughters and nieces on the jury. I know that they won't be able to make that demographic 100 percent of the jury, but they ought to get some on there.

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If you took white girls of Madisons demographic, say, well to do middle class 19-29 year old white women, most of them would be very liberal

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In Louisiana? Doubt it

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I'd imagine the prosecutors want the youngest, whitest, most female jury

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White / Male / Over 55. That is your ideal juror in this case. Clip is right, white females can be left leaning and are very critical of white females in age range. Particularly in sex crime cases.