Al Miller found guilty

[Lazie]

http://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/n...r-found-guilty

[Mosiah]

As he should!

Always thought he was guilty in this. I hope he gets the maximum sentence.

The days following the Tivoli incursion were some of the most nerve-wracking in Jamaica's history. People's lives, innocent lives, were in danger as the security forces searched for Dudus. Just ask the Clarke family.

How long did Miller have Dudus in his protection, or at least know about his whereabouts? Miller could have ended this quickly, instead he chose to play God and phuq around.

[Lazie]

As he should!

Always thought he was guilty in this. I hope he gets the maximum sentence.

The days following the Tivoli incursion were some of the most nerve-wracking in Jamaica's history. People's lives, innocent lives, were in danger as the security forces searched for Dudus. Just ask the Clarke family.

How long did Miller have Dudus in his protection, or at least know about his whereabouts? Miller could have ended this quickly, instead he chose to play God and phuq around.

.... and everyone ignore the fact that the commish at the time testified at the Tivoli Inquiry that he was aware of Miller's attempt to find a peaceful solution? Why did the judge refuse to have Ellington testify in this trial?

I recall when man wanted the police tell them to turn themselves in .... in the presence of their lawyer or a pastor. If the commish was aware of his efforts was in communication with him for his efforts .... why not present that fact at the trial ... why the judge didn't allow his T.I. testimony to be presented as evidence? Joke thing.