Reviews

I know that if a child is 14 or older they can be tried as an adult, but this was not an intentional murder. I do believe the boy should have spent three years in a juvenile correctional facility but not an additional four years in an adult prison. Also, the two other boys (who stilled seemed unrepented) should have been convicted of assault. They were harassing and assaulting the transgender as well. Why did they get off with a slap on the wrist? During that assault any one of the three could have caused Avery to be knocked off the bridge. The law says that when someone dies in the process of a crime that all involved in the crime are guilty of the murder/manslaughter. Did Justice prevail here? No, it did not.

I believe he was guilty. He was so manipulative. She acted oddly but she had been raped. I've seen so many different responses women have had after being raped when I worked as a counselor many years ago. In response to reviewer myspecialparadise, who went on about the actress and weather or not she would sign autographs, I say "Is that how an actress is judged now?" Celebrities are hunted down by paparazzi, hounded by fans, criticized on social media. Why do people think we have a right to their private life? She doesn't have to make herself available to the public. She did her job acting, now she is entitled to privacy. Calling her a tasty appetizer was uncalled for. But back to the story. I saw where someone wrote he should not be found guilty if there is ANY POSSIBILITY of him being innocent. Maybe they don't understand that in most trials there is always a possibility of the defendant being innocent. Unless it is filmed on video or they have a full confession, we never know 100% if someone is guilty. That's what the jury is for, to conclude to the best of their ability.