I wonder how many people who have posted on this thread would hold the core belief that people are and should be treated as innocent before proven guilty...?
How many here would have that expectation for themself or their children?
Missouri has one of the highest rates of wrongful convictions... they all start out the same..
Law enforcement, draws conclusions, DA's/prosecutors make statements..... then we all believe everything we here and assume that law enforcement and prosecutors are never wrong, and never mislead (in order to gain public support) where the jury pool is tainted....sadly, an al to common recipe for wrongful convictions... shame on us!
there was a statement in detail describing the injuries to the child, not sure who would lie about that.
that would be a coroners report.
there was a statement of what happened to the child that would leave her with such injuries.
there would be forensic evidence which would accurately connect the person who attacked her.
and there is more evidence we have not been told.
this case is horrible, and if they didn't do this to 'her' child, then someone else did, but until
we are told that the whole story was made up, I will believe what I read to this point, and I will
follow along gathering more information as it is put forward.
can you imagine being the one's who were first at this scene, and saw the child first, right after this
murderous attack.
can you imagine the statement from the coroner, and any other medical professionals who examined her
body.
there is much more to this story than just statements from prosecutors and lawyers.
No, we don't 'all' believe everything we are told, we gather information, keep it filed in our memories,
and wait for more, that is all we can do.