Basically then, the same legal principles would apply to his employers, Yarabee Farms, as to any civil legal resposibility ?
i would think so, yes. i'm just saying since we now know it was a homicide and he attacked her while she was running, the point that it stopped is almost certainly time of death or within a few minutes at least. As opposed to the other theories floating around of the fitbit being taken off her, discarded somewhere, and then she being taken somewhere else, etc. so in that case lack of heart rate wouldn't necessarily mean death. But we know it does and it's a strong solid point for the prosecutors to have, jmo.
You could say that we’re dedicated to the “containment of evil.” So many of these criminals are multiple time offenders. By supporting the victim’s family and providing additional information to LE, we are hopefully preventing others from becoming victims. Maybe one at a time, maybe not being able to save the original victim. But our efforts are investments in the future prevention of horrible crimes, like what happened to Mollie. I think we can be another shining light cast upon a dark and dangerous world.
If anything they will have the exact time she was assaulted, at least.
Well, I watched the video of the proceedings. I don't know if could do what Mr. Richards was doing. That would be tough for me.
As a side note, I felt like there was much tension in there - as one should expect. Yet the accused didn't appear to "blackout" amid all that stress. But then I am not a medical expert.
I just watched the press conference and was upset to learn what this family is being put through. We cannot blame the employer. I would like to see the same information they had on the suspect run through E-Verify now and what results that would bring.
Great post, and I completely agree. We have to do what we can to minimize violence, but we also must realize that we will never be completely successful. It’s a sad reality, but not one that we should accept sitting down
