TIFWIW but Bama Rivals reporter is claiming the street where it all went down is basically a one lane side road where Miller's and Bradley's cars were parked. Even with them parked "normally " the road was so congested that one could possibly draw the conclusion given what went down. A pic was posted of the street so it does appear feasible. Again TIFWIW.
Miller really never touched the gun. He gave them a ride to a nightclub and left. When Miles texted Miller to come back to the nightclub so he could get his gun later in the evening.
Doesn't matter if he touched it or not. Miles text Miller "I need my joint a n****r rl jus got fakin". I'm pretty certain that Miller understood what that meant.
you're trying hard but you still haven't made an effort to inform yourself.
On what? I've read the statement put out by Miller's lawyer. Miles still text Miller that he needed his "joint" with the rest of the text implying that it was needed for something. Miller should have turned around and gone home.
It would also be easier to believe the story put out by Miller's lawyer (even with all of the holes that are in it) if there isn't a history of covering up for star athletes in Tuscaloosa. This is a statement put out by someone that has first hand experience with Tuscaloosa police officers and how things are done at UA.
I really could GAS whether you believe it or not. Spin it anyway you want. There are lots id ignorant posts on this forum. I guess that's what you get with a free forum.
A great town. I worked on Watermelon road for the engineering company I was with for a while.
Not shooting down questions about the story. Just accusations and heresy and you are full of it.
So not believing a defense lawyer for their word is ignorant? There are holes/potential holes in his story. There are things that cannot be proven true, thus in many ways we are taking the word of the person that doesn't want to get in trouble (Miller) and two people charged with capitol murder. Strong testimony.
