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you are saying a cell phone hit you at this moment? don't know
was he standing at this time? are you saying he stood and turned or turned and stood? don't know when you look at defense exhibit was he standing here or sitting? look at these pictures! where and when did he turn around and when did he stand up? ok |
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State, " in this frame he is standing, in this fraem he is sitting."
Reeve, " no, in the second photo he is out of frame." |
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State" the fact that you didn't shoot your hand is a fabrication."
Reeve, "a fabrication---- for you" |
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Quoted: Reeves was the initiator. He started the verbal confrontation over trivial phone use, he started the physical confrontation by kicking seats. He escalated at every step. Not that it matters because Oulson was in no way a deadly threat. View Quote Attached File |
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Quoted: Quoted: Reeves was the initiator. He started the verbal confrontation over trivial phone use, he started the physical confrontation by kicking seats. He escalated at every step. Not that it matters because Oulson was in no way a deadly threat. /media/mediaFiles/sharedAlbum/oh_no-763.png |
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State last item to cover " you second guessed yourself."
Reeve, Anyone that cares about life woudld second guess them selves." Redirect. Going ask about handi cap sticker. State objects. (sustained i believe.) |
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Defense shows the " missing frames presented to the defendant on the popcorn frames with Chad's hand in them an then the first attack.
Defense rest. |
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Quoted: Plus, having your phone out in the opening advertisement isn't rude. It's perfectly acceptable. The movie hadn't started yet. View Quote It’s not acceptable to me. Once the screen announcement is made to silence or turn off cellphones. Maybe folks should observe the notice. Then the lights are dimmed and the previews begin. If you can’t live without your cellphone for the 2 hours of the previews and movie maybe you shouldn’t go to a theater and be rude by annoying everyone else there. Attached File |
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Quoted: It’s not acceptable to me. Once the screen announcement is made to silence or turn off cellphones. Maybe folks should observe the notice. Then the lights are dimmed and the previews begin. If you can’t live without your cellphone for the 2 hours of the previews and movie maybe you shouldn’t go to a theater and be rude by annoying everyone else there. /media/mediaFiles/sharedAlbum/beathorse-20.gif View Quote Perfectly illustrating the point that what is, or is not rude, is not universal. There is no standard. |
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Quoted: Perfectly illustrating the point that what is, or is not rude, is not universal. There is no standard. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: It's not acceptable to me. Once the screen announcement is made to silence or turn off cellphones. Maybe folks should observe the notice. Then the lights are dimmed and the previews begin. If you can't live without your cellphone for the 2 hours of the previews and movie maybe you shouldn't go to a theater and be rude by annoying everyone else there. /media/mediaFiles/sharedAlbum/beathorse-20.gif Perfectly illustrating the point that what is, or is not rude, is not universal. There is no standard. |
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Quoted: Better sex gratification with wifey after instigating conflicts with old people in theaters over phone usage. Date night. View Quote Attached File |
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Quoted: It’s not acceptable to me. Once the screen announcement is made to silence or turn off cellphones. Maybe folks should observe the notice. Then the lights are dimmed and the previews begin. If you can’t live without your cellphone for the 2 hours of the previews and movie maybe you shouldn’t go to a theater and be rude by annoying everyone else there. /media/mediaFiles/sharedAlbum/beathorse-20.gif View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Plus, having your phone out in the opening advertisement isn't rude. It's perfectly acceptable. The movie hadn't started yet. It’s not acceptable to me. Once the screen announcement is made to silence or turn off cellphones. Maybe folks should observe the notice. Then the lights are dimmed and the previews begin. If you can’t live without your cellphone for the 2 hours of the previews and movie maybe you shouldn’t go to a theater and be rude by annoying everyone else there. /media/mediaFiles/sharedAlbum/beathorse-20.gif Clearly the punishment for this rudeness is death. Who could possibly say otherwise? |
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Quoted: 1. Oulson wasn't being rude - we've established that 2. HOW you ask someone to turn of the phone has a very important impact on how it's received "Turn off the phone you fucking twat" is not the same as "sir, please turn off the phone". View Quote Pretty much the same thing these days. People seem far less receptive to ANY request to do something they think is none of your damn business, regardless of how nicely you ask. I've never seen such arrogant territoriality in all my years. |
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Quoted: Gonna be found not guilty. The prosecutor is a weirdo and talks funny. The jury will vote against him. Regardless of evidence. View Quote SO "idiotcracy" is or is NOT a documentary??? Attached File |
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Quoted: Quoted: Then why did you say it was okay to have your phone out during the previews? Because it is. You contradict yourself. It's okay, then it's subjective, then it's okay again. Well what is your stance without the flip flopping? |
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Quoted: The theaters don't seem to think it is. You contradict yourself. It's okay, then it's subjective, then it's okay again. Well what is your stance without the flip flopping? View Quote Subjective, by it's very definition is based on the SUBJECT's opinion. In other words, I think it's fine. You don't. Hence subjective. I don't get where this is hard to grasp. Subjective definition: Based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions. I may have missed the part where the phone was still on after the theater "put it away" message rolled the screen. Is that what happened? |
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Quoted: Subjective, by it's very definition is based on the SUBJECT's opinion. In other words, I think it's fine. You don't. Hence subjective. I don't get where this is hard to grasp. Subjective definition: Based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions. I may have missed the part where the phone was still on after the theater "put it away" message rolled the screen. Is that what happened? View Quote As for the phone being out after the message I don't know. It was still out during the previews via testimony. Every theater I've been in has the message both before and a reminder after previews |
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Quoted: You are the one that can't grasp that something being permissable and something being debatable are two entirely different things. I sure wouldn't want my stance to be it's okay to ruin the good time of everyone around me and if they call me on it I get to assault them. As for the phone being out after the message I don't know. It was still out during the previews via testimony. Every theater I've been in has the message both before and a reminder after previews View Quote That depends on the timing, doesn't it? Most theaters only have the message just before the lights dim and the movie starts. If your phone is off when the movie starts, you're good. Otherwise, it's universally rude. This is really very simple IMO. FWIW, I never used the words permissible and debatable. Thats entirely some shit you've made up. All I've said is that "rude" is subjective and my opinion is that the phones should be put away when the theater requests it to be done. |
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Quoted: That depends on the timing, doesn't it? Most theaters only have the message just before the lights dim and the movie starts. If your phone is off when the movie starts, you're good. Otherwise, it's universally rude. This is really very simple IMO. FWIW, I never used the words permissible and debatable. Thats entirely some shit you've made up. All I've said is that "rude" is subjective and my opinion is that the phones should be put away when the theater requests it to be done. View Quote adjective permitted; allowed You said it was okay to have your phone out during the previews. OK1 /k/ an authorization or approval Forgive me for using synonyms. Eta the lights dim when the previews start. |
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Quoted: Subjective, by it's very definition is based on the SUBJECT's opinion. In other words, I think it's fine. You don't. Hence subjective. I don't get where this is hard to grasp. Subjective definition: Based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions. I may have missed the part where the phone was still on after the theater "put it away" message rolled the screen. Is that what happened? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: The theaters don't seem to think it is. You contradict yourself. It's okay, then it's subjective, then it's okay again. Well what is your stance without the flip flopping? Subjective, by it's very definition is based on the SUBJECT's opinion. In other words, I think it's fine. You don't. Hence subjective. I don't get where this is hard to grasp. Subjective definition: Based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions. I may have missed the part where the phone was still on after the theater "put it away" message rolled the screen. Is that what happened? Reeve testified that Chad had the phone out for about 10 minutes before the previews started. Reeves only ask him to put it away after the lights dimmed and the previews started. Didn't head to get the manager until "3/4" of a minute after asking. He let Chad know what he was doing. I don't see Reeve as the kind of guy to throw a fit about the phone. He worked 11 year for Busch Garden in security. He said their goal was to help the consumers have the best experience. He reported to management and issue that they should handle. Even told the manager he hated to be the guy to complain. In my opinion the cross by the state was horrible, They made it out that his original statement was the only statement he could make and it had to be chronological and precisely worded. I guess they hope to convince the Jury that any mistake he made is not allowed and proves guilt. State really pushed his "second guessing" everything. Trying to turn it into he didn't hit you. |
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Quoted: You are the one that can't grasp that something being permissable and something being debatable are two entirely different things. I sure wouldn't want my stance to be it's okay to ruin the good time of everyone around me and if they call me on it I get to assault them. As for the phone being out after the message I don't know. It was still out during the previews via testimony. Every theater I've been in has the message both before and a reminder after previews View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Subjective, by it's very definition is based on the SUBJECT's opinion. In other words, I think it's fine. You don't. Hence subjective. I don't get where this is hard to grasp. Subjective definition: Based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions. I may have missed the part where the phone was still on after the theater "put it away" message rolled the screen. Is that what happened? As for the phone being out after the message I don't know. It was still out during the previews via testimony. Every theater I've been in has the message both before and a reminder after previews Lots of witnesses said that the no phone message played before the previews. Even if it didn't and Reeves was just a dick, asking someone to put their phone away isn't an instigation of violence. Self defense laws aren't a contest between who is good and who is bad. They are society saying you can't use violence for any reason other than to defend yourself or others. You're not allowed to hit and smack someone around because they are wrong and you are right. You're not allowed to use violence just because you feel offended. It's supposed to be a case of if I didn't do this that person was going to hurt me. I hate persecutors like the unethical dickbags in this case. If Reeves never pulled his gun they'd have been using all the same evidence they are downplaying heavily in this trial to prosecute Olsen. Every time he made contact with Reeves they'd call it battery and rightly so. He'd have been charged with assault and battery on someone over 65 and instead of calling it a disagreement they'd be calling it a violent attack. I think this defense is really overestimating the intelligence of the jury. I think every lawyer should have to serve on a grand jury to understand just how stupid some people can be and how if you don't specifically use certain words they'll miss everything. Like the cross examination of Reeves ended with the prosecutor taking 2 stills where you couldn't see Olsen and pointing out to the jury that this doesn't fit the defendants statements. The defense then grabbed all the other stills that the persecution didn't show because they showed exactly what the defendant said. The defense failed miserably by not clearly stating that and hoped instead the jury would catch on. That's a really stupid hope because there are a lot of people in this country who are too stupid to grasp anything that isn't outright told to them. If you ever had to watch a movie with someone too stupid to understand anything without you explaining it to them you know trusting individual jury members to come to the right conclusion themselves is absolutely idiotic. "Why is that man beating that other guy?" "That's the guy who just 30 seconds ago in the movie was raping his daughter." "But he didn't say anything and he just started beating him up for no reason." "Yes the producer greatly overestimated the intelligence of people like you and thought by including the rape all of 30 fucking seconds ago you would still be able to follow along." Those types can just as easily end up on a jury as annoying anyone trying to watch a movie with them. A defense lawyer really should understand that you have to dumb things down for your audience or they'll end up just as lost as when they watch a movie by themselves. If you don't outright accuse the prosecutor of trying to mislead the jury they are going to miss it and I can guarantee there's someone on that jury who totally missed the point. The defense has done it multiple times in the trial and I think it's going to end up costing them a guilty verdict. |
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Quoted: Yeah you missed it. Testified to by at least one witness before today and again by Reeves just today. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I may have missed the part where the phone was still on after the theater "put it away" message rolled the screen. Is that what happened? Apparently the "put your phone away" message carries as much weight as the "no firearms allowed" sign on the door |
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I had a couple problems with CR's testimony today, he had some inconsistencies that seemed a little too convenient.
Also the explanation of the reflective shoe makes sense, it looks exactly like his right shoe moving down from his left knee to the floor. That said, the prosecution is still a bunch of slimy fuckers and I haven't seen them disprove self defense beyond a reasonable doubt. |
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Quoted: State" the fact that you didn't shoot your hand is a fabrication." Reeve, "a fabrication---- for you" View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: State" the fact that you didn't shoot your hand is a fabrication." Reeve, "a fabrication---- for you" Quoted: Quoted: You have that backwards. "Don't start no shit" means stop playing with your phone when the lights in the theater go down. The degree may be different, but your version is morally identical to the idea that it is the guy that reports the crime, not the criminal, that is at fault for the criminal being sent to prison. The idea that the guy asking the rude person to stop being rude is wrong will, in the long term, eventually expand to the point it destroys the right to self defense. I think the above is the real difference between those who think it is a good or bad shoot. Those of us who recognize that Oulson started it with his rudeness versus those who blame Reeves for requesting basic courtesy. You're intermixing a few things here. You've jumped from basic courtesy to criminal activity to the destruction of rights. Your argument is based on the assumption that what Oulson was doing anything rude at all. We can destroy that argument two ways. First, he wasn't using his cellphone during a movie (which we can agree is probably rude), it was during the previews. The theater doesn't even ask you to silence your phones until just prior to the movie showing. Second, you can ask everyone in this thread what their opinion of "rude" is, and you'll get as many different responses. Ultimately, you don't get to unilaterally decide what is rude and what is not. FURTHER, you don't get to use that unilateral decision to justify being rude yourself. EVEN FURTHER, you don't get to continue escalation until it reaches a place you don't like and then snatch out the self defense card. Thats. Not. How. It. Works. One thing is certain. If Mr. retired copper had kept his mouth shut, he'd still be enjoying movies and a young asshole would still be alive. Hell, he could have just walked away AT ANY POINT in the confrontation, and we would have never heard of this. So, yeah, I feel you. Society is rude and rudeness is a short trip to criminal - but that doesn't give everyone the right to start shooting assholes in theaters. If using your phone during the movie is only "probably" rude then the theater was rude to play that message, made the first "contact" and escalation, and gave Oulson the right to beat the shit out of the employees, management, and owners of the theater. Let's try being reasonable instead. Even if we were to pretend that screwing with the phone after the lights go down, but before the actual movie starts, shouldn't be presumed to be rude we can agree that responding to a request by someone who does want to watch the previews in a dishonest, profane, and hostile manner and continuing to use the phone is rude. Pointing out multiple flaws in one idea/philosophy is not "bouncing around". |
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Quoted: Apparently the "put your phone away" message carries as much weight as the "no firearms allowed" sign on the door View Quote Reeves was covered under LEOSA. He testified extensively on how he qualified on both pistol and revolver. The prosecutors tried to make loading magazines out to be a difficult task. I’ve watched the entire trial. The prosecutors are even more slimy than those in the Rittenhouse trial, and this judge make Schroeder seem like a genius. |
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IT guy
theater camera angles putting in black background for the orginal blue ones running the vid notated for space between actual footage recorded (running the vid in actual time) cameras independent of each other? yea all motion cameras do that |
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Curtis Reeves - Movie Theater Popcorn Shooter Trial - Day 10 - CLOSING ARGUMENTS |
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Prosecution just admitted in closing that the Sheriff's Office did a "crappy investigation". They literally said a "crappy investigation".
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Quoted: Quoted: State" Reeve, " State or , is it your trying to justify a shooting that is unlawful?" Reeve, " That would be a fabrication." State, " correct" Reeve, " for you." https://youtu.be/Lp1NMfptdGs?t=20544 |
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Quoted: Prosecution just admitted in closing that the Sheriff's Office did a "crappy investigation". They literally said a "crappy investigation". WOW View Quote Translation: We never had a case to begin with. This is all for show. They had 8 years to build the case they wanted. DA's have their own investigators and can present their own evidence. Despite whatever they think the sheriffs office did or did not do. The basics are there for everyone to look at. At the end of the day, the jury will decide. |
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shiny objects
bad collecting and keeping of evidence by the state best practices? not really. But it still works Reeves not bad people at all. people witnessing in favor of Reeves are biased though. daughter cried. kayak paddles stuck together. Reeves a fragile guy who could be killed by thrown popcorn. or a fist. words don't mean anything. Actions mean things. the video what could the defendant do. biking. Kayaking. Mowing. washing cars. shooting clays. lawn maintenance. tree stands. long drives. incredible shiny objects. fragile egg of a guy testimony of the doctors. They are paid well. something thrown may hurt someone. He has bias. $450 per hour popcorn flicking. hand wound from drawing hand back when shot. why no stippling? fingers outside of cone of powder debris how is it that the ME got it wrong? court reporter got it wrong x-rays aging doctor they all got it wrong. if he had a herniated disc then he could have killed him. Would have been vulnerable. did he tried to deescalate? no leaned in twice. he escalated. he went up in trees. drives. chose back row. not a single thing the defendant said makes sense. last shiny object cell phone DNA why none? -objection- uninterpretable DNA on it. doesn't matter. wife closed her eyes. really? how did no one else see the phone thrown. easily bruisable. Thought he was hit with a fist. then changed to a phone. changed his story. miranda statement popcorn falling. video shows popcorn in the air when shot took place. changed his story about time lag of eight seconds. barely a wound over his eye. he lied. shiny objects Oulsons date night. dropped off daughter. went to movies. cell message came on. Boom! Reeves came after him. demeanor of reeves towards Oulson. Leaned in twice. why did he tell the guy he was going to the manager. mumbling. agitation. rage culmination. "throw popcorn in my face" Oulson- "leave me alone" not saying he was yelling and screaming. sure witnesses said he wasn't. but still agitated demeanor. Reeves trained in deescalation. why not wait for manager? he could have waited. goes back to the theater oulson turned it off or put it away the phone Reeves pokes him with hurtful words. Alpha male. getting in last word. Spiteful you saw my photos Oulson did not turn around in his seat 'bickering' Freedoff said things were fine before talk with the manager. then the great instigator came back and started it up again. Freedoff never instigated contact with Reeves. Oulson was the deescalator. told Reeves to leave him alone. all of the training and his karate training. how could he feel intimidated? we know it is about the popcorn. because he said it after the shooting- "throw popcorn in my face" did he beleive a punch to the face was going to fracture his orbital bone and drive it into his brain? royal battle between Nicole and Chad? how did Reeves wife not see the battle. Reeves killed Oulson and shot nicole's finger off. that's what happened. the law. it's confusing let's talk about jury instructions. 2nd degree murder and assault on nicole introduction to homicide murder in the second degree. includes manslaughter. consider the circumstances. justifable? instruction law if necessarily done have to be 100% sure necessary to resist a felony. necessary? excusable homicide under three circumstances: *intentional? meant to stop an unlawful act- Reeves intentionally shot Oulson * committed by accident. no dangerous weapon used crime of murder 2nd degree law built on elements- building blocks highest crime charge- proven? if not go to the next one depraved mind act reasonably certain to kill? shot him in the chest act of indifference shooting someone in the chest? yes done from ill will, malice, hatred, spite and evil intent? totality of circumstances. talked to the manager. powerful video look at everything! ill will! "throw popcorn at me!" Reeves started it and ended it. Over popcorn toss. Manslaughter- lets move on to it. interrogatories. lesser crime. Oulson dead. intentionally shoot oulson? yes what is the difference of 1st degree or 2nd degree? ill will and making a mistake not a justifable murder next crime aggravated battery defendant intentionally touched or struck her intentionally. cause great bodily harm? shot her finger off! used a deadly weapon? yes transferred intent- while shooting oulson shoot someone else. intent transferred to him for being a lawbreaker. defendant says he acted lawfully case is about whether reeves acted in self-defense |
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have to prove he shot him not the intent
all the words are important "reasonably beleives" had to kill Ouslon? absolutely not. popcorn thrown battery? absolutley. a misdemeanor. But 65? a felony shooting Oulson not necessary. he would not have suffered great bodily harm. hand coming towards him was popcorn throw, not a punch. reasonable? nope he started it. force necessary? nope no imminent threat or commission of a felony imminent commssion of crime? nope grabbed a popcorn. popcorn already thrown when reeves shot him. pulling his arm back all about the popcorn judge by circumstances surrounding the killing popcorn already thrown shot because of the popcorn danger facing reeves need not be actual but justify the appearance of danger to justify the killing of Oulson so real? defendant instigated the conflict. hen popcorn grab. we know it's about the popcorn. Road rage!!! appearance of danger. textbook example but not popcorn. made up a story in the cruizer. never beleived life in danger. changed story to two attacks story not credible. dispelled by witnesses he killed another human being why change the story? has to add an attack to justify it virtually in my lap, leaning, reaching, etc. no stippling on left hand on Oulson's left hand common sense argument killed him because he was mad about the popcorn oulson staring at him? well he needed to deescalate eight second attack? fist? phone in fist? phone? how was he hit with a phone and not see it? why not his wife? cellPhones thrown can't hurt you seriously |
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reeves picture left eyelid- touching eye witnesses said. does that look injured to you? oulson picture look at him dead. defense rests *ten minute break* |
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