It's an outrage, because a jury of 12 found her guilty of a second degree murder. And a judge long after the trial was over decided to dismiss that charge, and that's what's disturbing because justice was circumvented in this case.
Kimberly Guilfoyle Newsom: “It's an outrage, because a jury of 12 found her guilty of a second degree murder. And a judge long after the trial was…”
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Kimberly Guilfoyle-Newsom criticizes the judicial decision that led to the dismissal of a murder charge against Marjorie Knoller.
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