Quote from: GetOverTheBar on February 02, 2018, 09:31:43 AMQuote from: Tony Baloney on February 02, 2018, 09:18:14 AMQuote from: Frank_The_Tank on February 02, 2018, 08:24:02 AMIt's very easy to take sides and from reading social media I've seen the full range of stupidity and crassness from "If she was being raped why didn't she scream the house down instead of chowing down on Olding" to "I hope these rapist c***ts are raped in jail".Quote from: magpie seanie on February 02, 2018, 08:19:54 AM
Many have pointed out snidely that there's lots on here willing to convict without hearing all the evidence. Conversely, it's easy to see there are also loads on here who are really hoping these lads are not convicted and making the case for them. I'd ask those guys (and it does seem to be guys) - if it were your daughter, or wife, or girlfriend......what would you think then? Would you post the same rubbish like "why wait 2 days".......especially when she told her friends within hours?
I'd don't think it's snide to wait to hear all the evidence. And I personally haven't posted anything about how long she waited to go to the police..utterly irrelevant if she waited 2 months or went that morning. And its stupid to just say what if was your wife daughter etc. Of course if it was personalized you would be 100% sure of their guilt. But the point of a jury is to take out the personal aspect of it.
For me there is reasonable doubt and there they should get off based on what I've read but I'm not in court and there is a long way to go. As to Seanies comment that people don't want to see them convicted... If they are guilty then they should be convicted if they're not they shouldn't be.
In my opinion the whole thing hinges in this girl that walked in during the middle of it, if she says it didn't look like an attack. That's the end of it all right there. She's the only 'neutral' witness. Her testimony holds the key to the whole thing.
From what we've heard so far, she's walked in and said "oh", Jackson has allegedly asked did she want to join, which she said no and walked out. When this phase is fleshed out the case will be come clearer - If she's steamed and can't remember. There will be an element of reasonable doubt as quoted post.
Can you explain what an attack is supposed to look like? Plus she never seen what went on before she walked in.