
They just keep coming. Few facts have been released but there's a news conference this afternoon. But the
Dallas Morning News reports the defendants were convicted after the jury deliberated for six minutes.
I don't know if the old Dallas DA's office was corrupt, but it was probably full of prosecutors that simply didn't care. They would pick up a file, read it, refuse to think critically, assume guilt, and then go review their conviction rate as compared to their co-workers.