he did not hide in his shed waiting for it to be broken intojust so he could shoot the theiving bastard.
if he had, the murder charge would have remained, as it would have been a pre-meditated attack, and therefore constituted murder, not manslaughter
(if he had, the murder charge would have remained, as it would have been a pre-meditated attack, and therefore constituted murder, not manslaughter
lo, the OTHER greebo warrior,
Mon 4 Aug 2003, 0:33,
archived)