05-12-2009, 12:01 AM
aliotakirk Wrote:It's not "still entirely possible" that Rivera is innocent. He was just convicted for the 3rd time, that's 3, and Newt as an officer of the court and Waukegan's city attorney should accept the verdict and move on. You can't have it both ways, either you're a representative of the City of Waukegan or you're a leftist loose cannon community organizer, if Newt doesn't know the difference he should resign the position. This appointment was a mistake, our new Mayor should rescind the appointment and admit he had a moment of weakness.On a logical level I can't buy your certainty about Rivera's guilt. It is not possible for you or any jury to know with 100% certainty if Juan Rivera killed Holly Staker. And I know that statement to be true with 100% certainty. There are only three possible people who know, with 100% certainty, if Juan Rivera killed Holly Staker. One of those people, Holly, is dead. Another is Rivera and the third one is the possible real killer who may or may not still be alive.