Forensics tests in Sussex Police dog death inquiry (From The Argus)

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  Servalan wrote:
  

  Number Six wrote:

  Servalan wrote: Why? Because his car was an open-topped convertable. And because dogs tend to make a lot of noise when being flayed alive. And cars tend to handle differently when dragging a carcass. And because a driver has a legal responsibility to check their vehicle is in safe condition before driving it, including mammals tethered to the back. Because witness statements say they tried to stop him. Because he dumped the mutilated corpse in a layby, and failed to stop when a police officer accosted him. Granted, none of these facts incontravertibly *prove* he is lying when he claims it was an accident, but if I were a jury member considering his plea, they are the sort of facts I'd take into consideration when considering its credibility.

  Let's hope you are never on a jury then. Never mind innocent until proven guilty ( a concept you seem to have difficulty with) with you it would be guilty until proven guiltier!

  What brainwrong nonsense. I hope *you* are never on a jury, as you seem incapable of logical thought! It is precisely the jury who decide on the defendant's guilt or innocence! They don't wait for him to be "proven guilty" by a 3rd party. They think for themselves, considering the evidence presented.

  Is your use of irony deliberate or accidental. Are you really trying to say that you would approach the case with an open mind and judge it purely on the evidence presented without the corruption of what you had read in the local tabloid rag.
  
  Explain what part of my post is illogical. What 3rd party? A jury comes to its verdict based on the evidence presented to it. A defendant is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. What's not to understand.
  
  Oh, and what page of the dictionary would I find the word "brainwrong""
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