She's a Ho Ho Ho
Via Fox News:
None of the 45 Duke lacrosse players had their DNA liked to genetic material recovered from the dancer, though DNA of five other men was recovered at that time. It is not yet know if embattled Durham district attorney Mike Nifong will order all the men in North Carolina tested from a match.
The exotic dancer who accused three former Duke lacrosse players of raping her at a house party has given birth to a baby, FOX News has confirmed.
Posted by: Confederate Yankee at 11:17 AM
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To laugh or to cry...
Posted by: Anonymous for now at December 15, 2006 11:33 AM (RMHg5)
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From what I read about the government and people of N.C. they would line up like sheep at a shearing. The dimmi government treats the citizens like retarded three year olds and they just bend over and take it. Maybe the term 'corn fed and inbred' applies.
Posted by: Scrapiron at December 15, 2006 11:52 AM (Eodj2)
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Why, thank you, Scrapiron. My sister lives in North Carolina, and she doesn't match any of your colorful descriptives.
Posted by: F451 at December 15, 2006 12:25 PM (KAtv4)
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I guess all these folks are "corfed and inbred"
John Hawkins of Right Wing News. Raleigh, NC
Betsy Newmark, Betsy's Page. Raleigh, NC
Lorie Byrd, Wizbang! Clayton, NC
Josh Manchester, The Adventures of Chester, Durham, NC
"Sister Toldjah," Sister Toldjah, Charlotte, NC
Bruce ???, Gay Patriot, Charlotte, NC
Mary Katherine Ham, Townhall, native of Durham, NC
That is just to name a few.
I've got a question for you, scrapiron... ever been here?
John Hawkins of Right Wing News. Raleigh, NC
Betsy Newmark, Betsy's Page. Raleigh, NC
Lorie Byrd, Wizbang! Clayton, NC
Josh Manchester, The Adventures of Chester, Durham, NC
"Sister Toldjah," Sister Toldjah, Charlotte, NC
Bruce ???, Gay Patriot, Charlotte, NC
Mary Katherine Ham, Townhall, native of Durham, NC
That is just to name a few.
I've got a question for you, scrapiron... ever been here?
Posted by: Confederate Yankee at December 15, 2006 12:30 PM (g5Nba)
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In a perfect world, Nifong's DNA would match the child's...
Posted by: legion at December 15, 2006 01:17 PM (3eWKF)
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5? Why that kind of initiative and production are to be roundly applauded. This woman is the embodiment of American business.
Posted by: Purple Avenger at December 15, 2006 01:42 PM (xXVSL)
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Nifong is the precise reason why prosecutors shouldn't run for office. Once you start prosecuting the politics, instead of the persons...you can't quit in the middle of the wrong case.
Nifong bought Edsel stock and is trying to convince everyone on the showroom floor that it's a Ferrari.
Nifong bought Edsel stock and is trying to convince everyone on the showroom floor that it's a Ferrari.
Posted by: cfbleachers at December 15, 2006 02:22 PM (V56h2)
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News is that the head of the Lab that did the DNA testing testified under oath that he and Nifong decided not to tell anyone else about the fact that there was DNA in/on the "lady" (loose term - pun intended) that did not match the accused. Nifong purposely withheld information that was exculpatory from the defense. And I keep hearing that prosecutors would never cheat. What a load of crap.
Posted by: Specter at December 15, 2006 06:33 PM (ybfXM)
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Nifong's actions are proof positive (as if any are needed) against capital punishment.
Here is a clear case of probable prosecutorial misconduct--witholding exculpatory evidence, etc. There have also been demonstrated instances where prosecutors have witheld evidence in capital or first degree murder trials, only to have the wrongly accused/sentenced later exonerated.
The Duke students were able to hire good legal defenses. Very often, the victims of prosecutorial misconduct are not. Given the permancy of execution, and the possibility of misconduct on the part of the prosecution, the "act without recourse" (execution) should not be imposed.
Here is a clear case of probable prosecutorial misconduct--witholding exculpatory evidence, etc. There have also been demonstrated instances where prosecutors have witheld evidence in capital or first degree murder trials, only to have the wrongly accused/sentenced later exonerated.
The Duke students were able to hire good legal defenses. Very often, the victims of prosecutorial misconduct are not. Given the permancy of execution, and the possibility of misconduct on the part of the prosecution, the "act without recourse" (execution) should not be imposed.
Posted by: Consigliari at December 16, 2006 10:30 PM (ztr4T)
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So these Duke students will have to ask, as so many people have done in the past; "Okay, we're acquitted; where do we go to get our reputations back?".
Posted by: Tom TB at December 17, 2006 09:58 AM (Eodj2)
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1- Don't judge the state of North Carolina by Chapel Hill: there's a reason we refer to it as "The People's Republic". The denizens have an inferiority complex about Berkeley.
2- Why is this an arguement AGAINST capital punishment? The DNA evidence exonerates the accused. Evidently, there ARE methods to ascertain guilt or innocence with a beyond-reasonable-doubt level (and, when taken with other evidence, 'beyond all doubt' levels can be reached) of certainty. In fact, this is an arguement FOR capital punishment- a corrupt DA who was railroading innocent defendants has been caught out, and the accused will be released.
2- Why is this an arguement AGAINST capital punishment? The DNA evidence exonerates the accused. Evidently, there ARE methods to ascertain guilt or innocence with a beyond-reasonable-doubt level (and, when taken with other evidence, 'beyond all doubt' levels can be reached) of certainty. In fact, this is an arguement FOR capital punishment- a corrupt DA who was railroading innocent defendants has been caught out, and the accused will be released.
Posted by: DaveP. at December 17, 2006 01:02 PM (jo3x6)
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