Tahah being charged with 1st Degree murder!

[where's_the_evidence?]

Originally Posted by Army_Strong

Yes when you confess that means you admitted to the crime. Once you say yes I did it and give datails to how it was done, what else do you need. If I decide to cheat on my wife and she never finds out, but I tell her I did it. Then yes I am guilty. I don't understand how some of you are not getting this.

I guess no one ever confesses to a crime that they really didn't do.
Who knew!

[dodgegurl]

I cant even believe time is being wasted on this conversation.
Justice has been served!

[FAM 49]

Where's-the-evidence & Tigre, we are all sorry your son, brother will spend the majority of the rest of his life in prison. But the reality is Chris was found guilty by a jury of his peers of Homicide!

I can not imagine what you are going through because I never and hope never have to. But the truth is the truth. Some where along the way Chris choose to live outside the norms that society has set. Now he has to pay for it.

If the County Attorney did not, as you say, tie Chris to the evidence or the criminal act itself, perhaps that is an issue your defense attorney should have argued during the this testimony or at the time of evidence at the time of it being entered. Your attorney should have argued at the time of the prosecution resting, that there was no case. The judge must have thought there was! You have a long road ahead to take up anything other then process mistakes up on appeal. Remember the jury came to the verdict of guilty in large part to your son / brother on video describing how he planned and carried out the excution of Erin Jones. He lost it and choose this path. Let's face it, everyone reading this, innocent people do not run. That is even more true with Homicide suspects.

Chris is guilty! There is no killer running on the streets of Dodge City. Is he the same just killer of Nicole Simpson and Ron Goldman. Perhaps he left L.A. for D.C. Ya see how silly that sounds. Think about the facts of this case. I know it is your family but he is as guilty as O.J. Just how much of your savings and future do you want to put into that. You have other family and your own life to live.

Chris is an adult and is has to pay for his actions.The fact that he was a Police Officer at the time he killed Erin Jones should allow him to be held in solitary for 23 hours a day. At least you should not have to worry about him in general population.

Again, I feel for you and wish you the best and a quick return trip to reality!

[Tigre]

Here's where you went wrong......you assumed!!

I am not his brother/son/mother or any realation to the family. I am an unbiased opinion. I listened the evidence as the jury did.

I admit that when I first heard about this I too was convinced that he did this based souly on what I had read on the internet. He told that he could see the door with binoculars from the north side of the road. How would he know this if he hadn't been there to see it? He wouldn't have! That was the deciding point for me that he was telling the truth because you can see into the backyard without binoculars. Imagine what you can see with them.

I'm not agueing with any of you I just want there to be justice. As far as I'm concerned justice was not served.

[Administrator]

Originally Posted by where's_the_evidence?

...I agree with Tigre....

Originally Posted by Tigre

I am not his brother/son/mother or any realation to the family. I am an unbiased opinion. I listened the evidence as the jury did.

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[Bubba]

Originally Posted by where's_the_evidence?

...Time of death is important to pinpoint. If the time of death had been, say after 6 am, would there not be light in the morning sky? ...

In short, NO. On May 5, 2007 Sunrise is/was between 6:30am and 6:45am. It would have been still dark at 6 am.

[where's_the_evidence?]

I can assure you we are two completely different people. We maybe using the same pc here but that will not always be the case. As far as i'm concerned you can kick me off at anytime. I originally came to this site to gain information about what happened to Erin Jones.
All i've read on this site since last May when she died was a bunch of rumors and false accusations. Only in January did i begin to see some factual, albeit not much, but some factual information.
The facts are this: Chris Tahah was convicted solely on his words.Nothing more nothing less.
Someone wrote that when a person confesses to a crime and they give an accurate account as to what happened then, case closed he's guilty.
That is not this case here. The information giving to the KBI is a fabrication and they made it fit they way they wanted it to.
As i stated before: Where's the evoidence that he used a .270 rifle?
There was none. Why was there no evidence that a 270 rifle was used?
Furthermore, had a 270 been used. Why didn't the prosector present the ballistics report that it was the weapon used?
He told them he used a 270, should be pretty easy i would think.
They had the gun, they had the rifle, they had the bullet.
Yet no lab tests proved that a 270 was used.

They weren't even looking for a 270 rifle when they made there intial search. They were after a low-caliber weapon as stated by the pathogist in the trial. Only after Chris gave them his "confession" did they start looking at the 270 rifle.
The facts are clear, i'm sorry if this hurts the good citizens of Dodge City,
but there is no evidence that a 270 rifle was the cause of death.
The real tradegy in this whole thing is that Erins parents will have to go through another trial. Why? Because the KBI dropped the ball.

When the confession matches what happened or when evidence is persented that clearly states that a 270 rifle was the weapon used, then and only then will i believe that Chris Tahah is guilty.

Like i said above, use your software or whatever, ban my comments or Tigre's, i don't care.
I've read where at least one member of your board through out false accusations that Chris Tahah was involved in a rape. What a load of crap that was. She stated that she was going to the KBI shorty after that happened. If that's the type of people you would like commenting on your board, so be it.
The items i've posted are true, all well documented in court. Look it up. I challenge anyone to prove what i said is not accurate.

When the evidence doesn't match the confession it, quite simply the confessor is lying. Case closed.

[hoarsewhisperer]

Originally Posted by where's_the_evidence?

I can assure you we are two completely different people. We maybe using the same pc here but that will not always be the case. As far as i'm concerned you can kick me off at anytime. I originally came to this site to gain information about what happened to Erin Jones.
All i've read on this site since last May when she died was a bunch of rumors and false accusations. Only in January did i begin to see some factual, albeit not much, but some factual information.
The facts are this: Chris Tahah was convicted solely on his words.Nothing more nothing less.
Someone wrote that when a person confesses to a crime and they give an accurate account as to what happened then, case closed he's guilty.
That is not this case here. The information giving to the KBI is a fabrication and they made it fit they way they wanted it to.
As i stated before: Where's the evoidence that he used a .270 rifle?
There was none. Why was there no evidence that a 270 rifle was used?
Furthermore, had a 270 been used. Why didn't the prosector present the ballistics report that it was the weapon used?
He told them he used a 270, should be pretty easy i would think.
They had the gun, they had the rifle, they had the bullet.
Yet no lab tests proved that a 270 was used.

They weren't even looking for a 270 rifle when they made there intial search. They were after a low-caliber weapon as stated by the pathogist in the trial. Only after Chris gave them his "confession" did they start looking at the 270 rifle.
The facts are clear, i'm sorry if this hurts the good citizens of Dodge City,
but there is no evidence that a 270 rifle was the cause of death.
The real tradegy in this whole thing is that Erins parents will have to go through another trial. Why? Because the KBI dropped the ball.

When the confession matches what happened or when evidence is persented that clearly states that a 270 rifle was the weapon used, then and only then will i believe that Chris Tahah is guilty.

Like i said above, use your software or whatever, ban my comments or Tigre's, i don't care.
I've read where at least one member of your board through out false accusations that Chris Tahah was involved in a rape. What a load of crap that was. She stated that she was going to the KBI shorty after that happened. If that's the type of people you would like commenting on your board, so be it.
The items i've posted are true, all well documented in court. Look it up. I challenge anyone to prove what i said is not accurate.

When the evidence doesn't match the confession it, quite simply the confessor is lying. Case closed.

Do you have a theory about what may have happened?

[dustinwadams5]

If he is innocent then why confess?

[Army_Strong]

So what you are saying is that Chris lied when he confessed. Which is perjury and guilty of that. So if he lied about during his confession how can we or a jury believe anything he says now? To me it sounds like you are trying to make excuses for Chris. He said he did it, a jury convicted him. Good enough for me. I will never get to serve on a jury do because I used to be in law enforcement. Now I did not attend to trial, but if the jury convicted him, I will sleep at night knowing that justice was served. Until the conviction is appealed and overturned, you and tigre will just have to deal with it. Whether you like it or not he had his day in court. CASE CLOSED.