(05-12-2020, 12:05 PM)B2hibry Wrote:

(05-12-2020, 10:00 AM)Gabe Wrote: As if ANY of what BLT and B2 said nullifies involuntary/voluntary manslaughter. 

Murder 1 or 2 - not enough evidence.

Voluntary/involuntary manslaughter - yup.

Go back and you’ll see I called it involuntary, but folks around here are to insistent that only their opinions matter to actually read.

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(05-12-2020, 09:57 AM)flsprtsgod Wrote: They admittedly tried to cut him off with their truck multiple times. Someone you don't know tries to run you down with their car several times and you really don't think you'd perceive it as an attack and try to run away? Then they get in front of you and get out with a [BLEEP] shotgun and you think their intentions are kosher? You guys have lost your minds.

Run down? Mikesez...is that you? Geez

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(05-12-2020, 12:02 PM)EricC85 Wrote: So now videos show him going in and out of an empty house that’s a little more suspicious then reports he was just a jogger.

Who fired those first two shots in the original video? It’s clearly the third shot that hits him in the gut that’s the kill shot was that the same shotgun going off during the struggle? Was the guy in the back shooting at them while struggling for the shotgun?

I’m not so sure it’s as clear as I first thought watching he first video. If he was committing a crime, ( I can’t see any other reason he was on a vacant homestead) they where within their rights to stop and detain him. If a struggle results from a legal citizens arrest can you fault or charge either party for using force? What if Arbury has got the shotgun away from them and used it would he be guilty of murder or is it self defense?

It would be different if he stopped and waited for the authorities and then is shot but there was clearly a struggle which changes The situation instantly.

There is a reason the autopsy report has not been made public...