The Manifesto

[Daniel]

I read your first link. I think it's much more likely he'll end up like Epstein.

[wtg]

@Daniel said in The Manifesto:

It seems you think the outcome of the trial in this case is a foregone conclusion (and you might be correct) and there's nothing questionable about anything the media is telling us.

I'd say we have each come to our own conclusions based on what we've read and seen from our sources.

Given what I've seen so far, I do think there is a significant amount of evidence that indicates he is the guy, but no, not a foregone conclusion. The jury will decide his fate after they have considered all the evidence presented at trial.

As for the second part, I look at multiple sources and question information all the time.

I have to say that I think it's unlikely that we will find common ground upon which to have a meaningful or productive discussion on this, so I will politely take my leave from it now.

[Daniel]

I think I'm right about the general outlines of this topic but I could be wrong.

We'll see.

[Daniel]

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[Daniel]

NYPD releases conflicting photographs of the suspect.

Link to video

Different bone structure (I'm sorry but this is clear), similar but different jacket.

One is a photograph of Luigi Mangione. One isn't.

My conclusion is Luigi Mangione is a patsy. The two could be accomplices. I doubt it.

[Steve Miller]

Luigi was the guy found with the weapon, the manifesto and is present in at least one picture.

If the other pictures aren’t right it doesn’t matter.

[Daniel]

It matters to me the NYPD released a Luigi "look alike" photograph (even if the two men don't actually look alike). I'm not taking their word at face (sic) value now about anything.

[Piano*Dad]

@wtg said in The Manifesto:

@Daniel said in The Manifesto:

It seems you think the outcome of the trial in this case is a foregone conclusion (and you might be correct) and there's nothing questionable about anything the media is telling us.

I'd say we have each come to our own conclusions based on what we've read and seen from our sources.

Given what I've seen so far, I do think there is a significant amount of evidence that indicates he is the guy, but no, not a foregone conclusion. The jury will decide his fate after they have considered all the evidence presented at trial.

As for the second part, I look at multiple sources and question information all the time.

I have to say that I think it's unlikely that we will find common ground upon which to have a meaningful or productive discussion on this, so I will politely take my leave from it now.

You are wise, and overly polite ...

[Steve Miller]

Stop it, Daniel.

Just stop it.

[Daniel]

Who are you going to believe? Me or your lying eyes?

It's not my fault the NYPD released conflicting evidence.

Steve, we've posted at these fora for the better part of two decades.

I don't know what to tell you if me speaking my mind makes you discontent.