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Why did Zimmy let his hair grow for the trial, is it possible he wants to cover up that he is actually a skinhead and thinks in his sick mind that this will help his case?
There will always be low information frothers who hear something different than what is actually being said. The disconnect is terrifying.
The problem isn't "low information frothers" any more than the posters, like you, who like to embellish and edit what they've heard in testimony to fit the scenario they have fixed in their minds regarding this murder.
Why did Zimmy let his hair grow for the trial, is it possible he wants to cover up that he is actually a skinhead and thinks in his sick mind that this will help his case?
Why did Zimmy let his hair grow for the trial, is it possible he wants to cover up that he is actually a skinhead and thinks in his sick mind that this will help his case?
"skinhead"..LMAO....
I just saw a black cop in the courtroom with a shaved head...is he a "skinhead"?
The problem isn't "low information frothers" any more than the posters, like you, who like to embellish and edit what they've heard in testimony to fit the scenario they have fixed in their minds regarding this murder.
And others who have already made up their minds who is guilty of what.
I just saw a black cop in the courtroom with a shaved head...is he a "skinhead"?
The pros atty di la whatever is half bald. I guess he's a 1/2 skinhead.
Oopsie...........the pros atty is now calling his witness a liar! lolol
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