Chauvin Murder Trial

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Of course I haven't, and I never said otherwise. I said 'based on what I know', and what I know is admittedly limited and incomplete. If I were a juror in the case and able to see all of the State's evidence, it's entirely possible that my mind could be changed.

But the first of your questions called for an opinion, and your second question was predicated on that opinion. I offered my opinions, based on what I know. Best I can do for you.

Boru

So "I don' t know" isn't in your lexicon?

You didn't ask what I know, you asked what I think. I think he'll get a fair trial, but I could be wrong.

Boru