I referred to bush's rap sheet. So far he has not been actually
convicted of any of his obvious war crimes.

 | He did not have to foresee anything, for one, manslaughter by
definition
 | means without intent, and two, he could have been charged with 2nd
degree
 | murder because he had intentions of stealing and that intent is
carried onto
 | everything that can be related to the commission of his crime.
 |
 | "laura bush - VEHICULAR HOMICIDE" <xeton2001@yahoo.com> wrote in
message
 | news:aaeug15f1cdj62vqv2c7jhlmo3aaenl4f2@4ax.com...
 | >
 | > I can see hit-and-run but manslaughter is a stretch here. Is the
state
 | > claiming that the driver should have foreseen the station owner
would
 | > jump on the car and then fall off and be killed?  BTW -  Driver
has a
 | > rap sheet about as bad as President Bush's.

 Anytime someone dies during the course of a felony, the death becomes
a felony death. Does not matter if it was an accident, or who caused the
death.  If it came to pass as a result of the felonious act, then it
counts as felony murder. This guy is getting off easy.

 Betsy

 | >
 | > http://www.times-journal.com/report.lasso?WCD=4482
 | >
 | > Hit-and-run suspect arrested for slaying
 | >
 | > By Mark Harrison
 | > The Times-Journal
 | >
 | > Published August 26, 2005
 | >
 | > An Ider man, claiming his conscience had been bothering him,
turned
 | > himself in to Fort Payne police Thursday morning as the driver of
the
 | > vehicle involved in the Aug. 19 hit-and-run death of a Fort Payne
gas
 | > station owner
 | >
 | > Police arrested Alvin Dwight Benefield, 42, and charged him with
 | > manslaughter in connection with the death of Husain "Tony" Caddi,
who
 | > owned and operated the Texaco station on the north side of Fort
Payne.
 | >
 | > Benefield is also charged with third-degree theft of property for
 | > allegedly leaving Caddi's service station without paying for $52
in
 | > gas.
 | >
 | > Caddi, the only person on duty at the Texaco at the time, ran out
of
 | > the station and tried to stop Benefield from leaving.
 | >
 | > Eyewitnesses told police Caddi grabbed onto Benefield's vehicle -
a
 | > light brown, 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee - but slipped and fell, at
which
 | > time the Cherokee allegedly ran over Caddi, causing a severe head
 | > injury.
 | >
 | > (snip)
 | >
 | > Benefield told police he had stolen the $52 in gas simply because
he
 | > didn't have the money to pay for it at the time, Grant said.
 | >
 | > Benefield also told police he knew Caddi had fallen while trying
to
 | > stop the Jeep, but said he didn't realize the extent of Caddi's
 | > injuries, Grant said.
 | >
 | > Benefield claimed, despite intensive news coverage, he did not
realize
 | > Caddi had died until Tuesday, when he read an article about the
 | > incident in the Times-Journal, Grant said.
 | >
 | > (snip)
 | >
 | > Records on file at the DeKalb County Sheriff's Department show
 | > Benefield had a prior criminal record, and past charges include
DUI,
 | > parole violation and speeding.
 | >
 | >
 | >
 |
 |

Misdemeanor theft probably doesn't trigger that; only certain felonies.

Ass-wipes like you don't need reasons to steal, you are of the lower class
that think it is not stealing if you don't get caught, you have no morals or
backbone, only hate.

Our country would be better off if you and all the other dimocrats
died.

That wouldn't be a "hit and run", to "hit and run" you actually have
to hit something with your vehicle, like another vehicle or a person.
A lake bed doesn't count.
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