I’m not offended!

[David Lockmiller]

(07-04-2019 11:35 PM)AussieMick Wrote:  

(07-04-2019 08:30 PM)David Lockmiller Wrote:  He said he had never told investigators that he killed the captive because no one had bothered to ask.

David, this is a real life trial.

(07-04-2019 08:30 PM)David Lockmiller Wrote:  The Navy official said that Naval Criminal Investigative Service agents and Navy prosecutors would be able to testify in a perjury trial that the medic had repeatedly given them a very different account of the captive’s death: that he saw Chief Gallagher stab the captive two or three times, not once; that he saw blood rushing from the stab wounds; that the wounds were fatal; and that Special Operator Scott had watched the captive stop breathing and die from those wounds.

Would medic Scott be qualified to say that the stab wounds were 'fatal' ? ... "had watched the captive stop breathing" 'and die from those wounds' ... who says so? not Scott, on oath, in the court room.

(07-04-2019 08:30 PM)David Lockmiller Wrote:  The medic’s testimony in court appeared to conflict with all of those statements, as well as with photos offered in evidence at the trial that show a pool of blood on the ground by the victim.

'a pool of blood' Is that proving something ?

Perhaps Chief Gallagher had a cut on his finger or someone had killed a blood-thirsty mosquito.

AussieMick, you seem to be "Hell-bent" on "proving" that Chief Gallagher was not guilty of the murder of the young, unarmed, wounded, and incapacitated victim. Why? Do you have any interest in justice?

You say this was a real trial. Well, explain why there was a verdict AFTER the revelation in court, and the medic under oath, that his entire pre-trial disclosure of relevant evidence to the prosecution team was rescinded.

Why was this "real trial" not suspended by the Court at this point? This real trial was "rank, it smells to heaven."