Ronald Trimboli
I learned a very long time ago that when I find a case on one of the many reality crime shows I watch that they tend to slant things and quite often make them sound more cut and dry than they really are. When I do my research for cases I often times look at comments made to articles as well and will see if I can verify some information. Then when I sit down to type things up at least in the beginning I try to give all sides of the case, but I am human and in the end it generally falls on my gut feelings of the case. There are cases where I believe innocent people were let go and I am confused as to how the jury could not see that. There are cases where someone is convicted and yet, while I may believe in their guilt I am not sure the evidence was there. And then there are cases where I absolutely believe in a convicted person's guilt but I feel as if the tactics that law enforcement and prosecutors used to get that guilty verdict could in the end harm a lot...