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Originally Posted by Regorium
I can't really comprehend why the Crown didn't actually try to present a case that de Grood was responsible.
Like we didn't get any insight as to whether he had previous relationships with any of those people. He managed to figure out right and wrong when his friend asked him what he was doing. You'd think if he was completely out of control he'd have killed his friend too.
We still don't know whether he was remorseful for his actions. Only that he is calculated, in immediately telling police that he is not guilty of murder (when he was taken to hospital on the night).
The media presentation of this story, as well as Crown/Defence from the start has been NCR. If the Crown was trying to get justice for the victims, then they have completely and utterly failed in every regard.
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Have the victim's families indicated they are unhappy with the NCR submission such that they don't think justice has been served?