Are you telling the jury that's not why you shot her? |
Couldn't you have poked her with the gun or point the gun in her direction or fire a warning shot? ... Couldn't you have shot her in the leg? |
He [MacDonald] did not lack the capacity to know the wrongfulness of his conduct, |
He made many decisions that night, ... He was goal-oriented and acted intentionally and knowingly. |
I'm disappointed, but I'm satisfied the state presented its best case, |
If he didn't believe it was necessary, then it's murder, ... If that belief was not reasonable, the crime is manslaughter. Mr. Reynolds did not believe deadly force was necessary to terminate a criminal trespass. He chose to execute Janet Bacon. The evidence compels a murder verdict. |
It would have made a difference to her, ... She wouldn't be dead. |
It's hard to find didactic art in Phoenix. This is definitely an attempt to change that. |
She had no gun, no weapon, she didn't threaten to shoot you or your dad, |
These results show BOC is managing costs and rising energy pressures well and are a solid starting point for a potential bid defense. |
unceremoniously shoved his father out of the way and went to confront the woman. ... He raised the shotgun and pointed it at the woman. |
We ran water through it once to see if it worked and then shut it off. It hasn't run since. We're actually going to go about trying to put it on eBay. |
You can't shoot someone under Maine law just because that person won't get out of your house, ... It's not open season on criminal trespassers in the state of Maine just because they won't get out of your house. |
You felt you had no choice but to shoot her in the face? |
You told dispatch you didn't shoot her on purpose, ... Did you shoot her on purpose? |