Reply #41: I suppose you believe them about "bullet lead" too [View All]

http://www.truthinjustice.org/junk.htm

Yup, those shotguns of mine will leave unique "fingerprints" on the shell casings to prove that they fired the fatal
shot. Right. You need to read some on how the prosecutors, the FBI, and the for-profit crime labs, are creating
a system where to be accused of a crime is to be convicted of that crime.

I liked this story in particular:

Strapped to a gurney in Texas' death chamber in February, 2004, just moments from his execution for setting a fire that killed his three daughters, Cameron Todd Willingham declared his innocence one last time. "I am an innocent man, convicted of a crime I did not commit," Willingham said angrily. "I have been persecuted for 12 years for something I did not do." Four fire cause and origin experts -- Gerald Hurst, John Lentini, John DeHaan and Kendall Ryland -- agree. "There's nothing to suggest to any reasonable arson investigator that this was an arson fire," said Hurst, a Cambridge University-educated chemist who has investigated scores of fires in his career. "It was just a fire."

God forbid, Silverhair, that YOU ever are in the proximity of a fire or other accident where people die. Americans
want someone to blame, especially for the death of a child. They will blame you, charge you, convict you and execute
you. And, apparently, if you were serving on your jury, you'd vote to convict as well. Because the science just
can't be wrong. Those trash bags are UNIQUE I tell you! (sarcasm)