was audie l. murphy  a convicted petophile?
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This should tell you all you need to know about Audie Murphy..\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audie_Murphy
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Emily Murphy was the first woman police magistrate in Alberta, in Canada and in the British Empire. A strong advocate for the rights of women and children, Emily Murphy led the "Famous Five" in the Persons Case which established the status of women as persons under the BNA Act.(British North America Act)
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You mean the Coon Killer.\n\nHe's an in-bred cross-breed between bigoted rednecks and hillbillys.\n\nYup.  He's reported.
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John Walker Lindh, the "American Talibani".\n\nThe Rosenbergs were the last Americans to be EXECUTED for treason.
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Look up the Tom Capano case in Delaware!\n\nhttp://www.delawareonline.com/newsjournal/capano/trial/
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erin_Murphy\n\nThere you go.
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Good question, i bet if it was Al Gore he would of already be in jail with bail set for attempted murder
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no -- he was not in the jury that convicted Williams.  he was not the 'executioner'.  Williams was convicted by a jury of his peers and sentenced to be executed.  Arnold had NOTHING to do with it other than saying that his sentence would be fulfilled.
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patzky99 wrote:\n\ni had read an earlier answer about how we use descriptions of animals' behavior to apply to humans. i'll check back and see if i can find it...\n\nwell of course i can't now. if i recall the gist of it was that we lump some of our 'worst' behaviors along with animals... so you get a 'wolf whistle', or a person or a movie is a 'real dog', or someone is 'crazy like a fox'. some positive behaviors can be ascribed too, 'proud as a peacock' or 'busy as a bee'. perhaps these phrases are just an extension of the days when we assigned human characteristics to the animal world.\n\nwho was that guy who was 'acting like a loon'?  thanks for the 2nd chance :)
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The American law system sucks. He confesses to murder and he still won't go to jail. What's wrong with the picture?
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Murphy's law: "What ever can go wrong, will"
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Order Eddie Murphy's book, "I wanna be a ho."
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Check the link;\n\nhttp://www.richard.clark32.btinternet.co.uk/nirish.html\n\nThere is also a "Peter Pringle" who was sentenced to death in 1980's but not executed.\n\nhttp://www.news.cornell.edu/Chronicle/05/3.10.05/exonerated_panel.html
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let me guess your a member of PETA
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Yes, it is based on the murder believed to be commited by Sam Sheppard in 1954. It became a TV show later in 1963 after Sheppard was released from prison.
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I agree...he almost seemed to take a kind of pleasure in accusing Marines of Murder before they even had a trial.  To me that takes away any credit he gets for being a former marine.\n\n\njoopzimzamtroy  there you go again talking about things you know nothing about.  First of all there is one "medal of honor" and murtha doesn't have it.  He has 2 purple hearts and for all you or I know he tripped over a tent peg.  He has a bronze star.  That doesn't exacly make him audie murphy.  Once again we have the typical liberal tact...either lie, twist, or exagerate.\n\nBy the way, the vietnamese cross of gallantry is a unit citation, I've got one too and I ain't a hero.
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This episode features the Michael Slover Case. After Karyn Slover was found dead in 1996, prosecutors charged her ex-husband Michael Slover and his parents with her murder, theorising their motive to be a custody dispute over her son. Defence attorneys maintained that no physical evidence proved their guilt, that all three had valid alibis and that Michael Slover passed a lie detector test. The three defendants were convicted in 2002, but their case didn't end there. The Downstate Illinois Innocence Project took up the Slovers' case in 2003 and is building an appeal with his defence attorney and several private investigators. Are they guilty, or are they innocent?