Fire in upper NW?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lone suspect in D.C. mansion murders flagged for deportation WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? He wont see the inside of a prison??

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/jun/7/dc-mansion-murders-darron-wint-flagged-for-deporta/

It means if he ever gets out of prison (which I very much hope is unlikely) that he will be deported.

Actually, I think it means that if he ever is released from prison (which I also hope is unlikely), then immigration officials will be notified of his release and they will then take him into custody and determine from there whether or not they will deport him.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Has it been said why police released those other people in the car with him? Hard to believe they 'didn't know anything.'

That was strange that they were let go what seemed so quickly. I am sure LE is on top of it all. There must be good reason that they are not revealing.
The fact that those SWs were issued last month and just coming to light now makes me confident of that.

Not that PP, but curious why that would make you feel confident? I would love to feel some confidence that all involved will be held accountable!

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Confidence in LE's ability to use their skills to bring each person responsible to justice. To think on May 14 they already were looking at JW and investigating him with SWs, that they worked night and day in reviewing all the forensic evidence and found Wint soon after. So now we are in June and they have so much more, yet it is not released. So for the sake of your question I feel that they know more and are strategic in letting out or keeping info to themselves until the appropriate time. On another view and most important at least for me is that----I strongly feel God is the ultimate decision maker and feel confident without any doubt what so ever that what if anything is not addressed here on earth than it will be later in the spiritual realm. Hope that answers your question.

You know, I was right there with you until the part about God--but ok.

[Anonymous]

Saying this may make some here very angry, but a decent defense attorney will shred that blood on the shoes evidence. Although I'd be very surprised if along with the pizza crust that's all they have tying him to the crime scene.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lone suspect in D.C. mansion murders flagged for deportation WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? He wont see the inside of a prison??

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/jun/7/dc-mansion-murders-darron-wint-flagged-for-deporta/

It means if he ever gets out of prison (which I very much hope is unlikely) that he will be deported.

You know, actually, depending if he is wanted for a capital crime in his home country coupled with him being in this country illegally (IF he has a visa issue), INS Federal jurisdiction certainly would trump DC Superior court jurisdiction and he could be put on a slab and deported forthwith. Probably isn't going to happen, but legally speaking, it could.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lone suspect in D.C. mansion murders flagged for deportation WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? He wont see the inside of a prison??

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/jun/7/dc-mansion-murders-darron-wint-flagged-for-deporta/

It means if he ever gets out of prison (which I very much hope is unlikely) that he will be deported.

You know, actually, depending if he is wanted for a capital crime in his home country coupled with him being in this country illegally (IF he has a visa issue), INS Federal jurisdiction certainly would trump DC Superior court jurisdiction and he could be put on a slab and deported forthwith. Probably isn't going to happen, but legally speaking, it could.

ICE spokeswoman Carissa Cutrell said Mr. Wint is in the United States legally as a lawful permanent resident,
Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/jun/7/dc-mansion-murders-darron-wint-flagged-for-deporta/#ixzz3cV5L8pxI

The article states he could be deported if convicted. (That would be legal grounds for ICE to revoke his green card and deport)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Saying this may make some here very angry, but a decent defense attorney will shred that blood on the shoes evidence. Although I'd be very surprised if along with the pizza crust that's all they have tying him to the crime scene.

I haven't heard/read anything specific about this evidence (only know that it exists; haven't been keeping up with this thread or reading much of the news), but curious as to why you believe the bolded.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Saying this may make some here very angry, but a decent defense attorney will shred that blood on the shoes evidence. Although I'd be very surprised if along with the pizza crust that's all they have tying him to the crime scene.

not trying to be argumentative but what would the DA say to 'shred' the blood on shoes evidence? that to me (non-lawyer or police person here) seems like pretty solid evidence?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Saying this may make some here very angry, but a decent defense attorney will shred that blood on the shoes evidence. Although I'd be very surprised if along with the pizza crust that's all they have tying him to the crime scene.

not trying to be argumentative but what would the DA say to 'shred' the blood on shoes evidence? that to me (non-lawyer or police person here) seems like pretty solid evidence?

Curious also. It would seem that having 2 samples of the same DNA from the crime scene and later shoes is very solid. The probability of having a match speaks high of the evidence's credibility. I think there is a difference between solid factual concrete evidence and just verbal gymnastics that do not approach common sense. For example the "not liking pizza" is just a verbal smokescreen to distract from the facts. Thankful for that crime lab.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lone suspect in D.C. mansion murders flagged for deportation WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? He wont see the inside of a prison??

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/jun/7/dc-mansion-murders-darron-wint-flagged-for-deporta/

It means if he ever gets out of prison (which I very much hope is unlikely) that he will be deported.

And the Feds can make the case a capital murder case???

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Saying this may make some here very angry, but a decent defense attorney will shred that blood on the shoes evidence. Although I'd be very surprised if along with the pizza crust that's all they have tying him to the crime scene.

not trying to be argumentative but what would the DA say to 'shred' the blood on shoes evidence? that to me (non-lawyer or police person here) seems like pretty solid evidence?

Curious also. It would seem that having 2 samples of the same DNA from the crime scene and later shoes is very solid. The probability of having a match speaks high of the evidence's credibility. I think there is a difference between solid factual concrete evidence and just verbal gymnastics that do not approach common sense. For example the "not liking pizza" is just a verbal smokescreen to distract from the facts. Thankful for that crime lab.

What about the money orders cash knifes cell phones bank receipts etc found in the box truck/auto Wint was riding in? The $1000 in $100 bills he paid the cab with? I'm sure the numbers were recorded in the bundles by the bank..I am sure the blood spot on the shoe would stick

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lone suspect in D.C. mansion murders flagged for deportation WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? He wont see the inside of a prison??

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/jun/7/dc-mansion-murders-darron-wint-flagged-for-deporta/

It means if he ever gets out of prison (which I very much hope is unlikely) that he will be deported.

Actually, I think it means that if he ever is released from prison (which I also hope is unlikely), then immigration officials will be notified of his release and they will then take him into custody and determine from there whether or not they will deport him.

I hope people don't take from this a negative impression of Guyanese people. Do people know Kojo Nnamdi is also Guyanese? We're not all low-lifes like this guy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lone suspect in D.C. mansion murders flagged for deportation WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? He wont see the inside of a prison??

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/jun/7/dc-mansion-murders-darron-wint-flagged-for-deporta/

It means if he ever gets out of prison (which I very much hope is unlikely) that he will be deported.

And the Feds can make the case a capital murder case???

This article gets into more detail on the option to take this to the federal court instead of DC Superior. I know prosecutors have a lot of leeway, and that the federal and local prosecutors are the same in DC, but it is a real stretch to make this a federal case.

http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2015/06/08/mansion-murders-suspect-can-get-death-penalty-if-case-goes-federal

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lone suspect in D.C. mansion murders flagged for deportation WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? He wont see the inside of a prison??

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/jun/7/dc-mansion-murders-darron-wint-flagged-for-deporta/

It means if he ever gets out of prison (which I very much hope is unlikely) that he will be deported.

Actually, I think it means that if he ever is released from prison (which I also hope is unlikely), then immigration officials will be notified of his release and they will then take him into custody and determine from there whether or not they will deport him.

I hope people don't take from this a negative impression of Guyanese people. Do people know Kojo Nnamdi is also Guyanese? We're not all low-lifes like this guy.

Of course not …..one person's behaviour does not speak for all. People realize that.

[Anonymous]

Get a life people. Seriously.
Was this a tragedy? Yes. What are the odds of this happening to any of you? 0.00001%.

[Anonymous]

Do you think that Wint was mentally thrown off from being kicked out of the Marines and he has been angry ever since? He could have equated Marines with being physically and mentally some of the best and want to be part of that organization especially after 9/11 It seems he was caught up with his physical appearance in photos of himself and him trying to outwit LE. Unsure if he had criminal record before that time. Wonder if LE went to his home country and inquired about his behavior back then.