Wanted you guys to see this.

[David88vert]

I take it your referring to by VA from 1984 to actual 1983 Civil Rights: Excessive Force & Quailified Immunity? If so that only pretains to Police Officers and the use of excessive force when arresting, subdoeing, and protecting ones self in the face of life threatening danger. No matter which way you argue it, each person in that video would be able to be prosecuted!

No, not referring to EFQI - just VA state code.

For a prosecution of murder to take place, they will have to know who KFG's real identity is/was, then show PROOF he actually died from that particular head trauma. Without that, they could only try to charge them with felony assault.

BTW - I have found that Virginia's state laws WILL let them choose to charge them, as long as they can get enough evidence to prove the incident happened in VA. VA's current statue of limitations is retroactive. NVCV has all of that data listed.


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Here is a video of BJB that you will like.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRVBi4w-8kY
Who in their right mind would have ever gone to this place to train?

[MachNU]

No, not referring to EFQI - just VA state code.

For a prosecution of murder to take place, they will have to know who KFG's real identity is/was, then show PROOF he actually died from that particular head trauma. Without that, they could only try to charge them with felony assault.

BTW - I have found that Virginia's state laws WILL let them choose to charge them, as long as they can get enough evidence to prove the incident happened in VA. VA's current statue of limitations is retroactive. NVCV has all of that data listed.


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Here is a video of BJB that you will like.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRVBi4w-8kY
Who in their right mind would have ever gone to this place to train?

Which is funny because the 1983 Civil Rights act I listed came out of Virginia! Thats why I was saying these guys would go to jail for Assault with Malice Intent to Kill, if he did not die, or Manslaughter in the Second Degree if he did die!