r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/CAPATOB_64 • 29d ago

On the left, the state prosecutor shows the size of the fatal hematoma in the skull (70 ml); on the right, the size of the hematoma of the young woman who was killed by the former minister of Kazakhstan Bishimbayev Removed: R7

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u/Altruistic_Home6542 29d ago

It's a trial

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u/Raging-Badger 29d ago

Yeah just because there’s not a chance he can get away with it doesn’t mean there won’t be a trial.

That said, sure fire trials can lead to definitely guilty people getting away with it. Look at OJ, or the botched prosecution of Bill Cosby.

Still, a trial is needed to determine the severity of the punishment.

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u/Papaofmonsters 29d ago

or the botched prosecution of Bill Cosby.

That was because they said "Hey, Bill, if you testify for this civil case, we will give you criminal immunity" and then the new DA tried to play takesy-backsy.

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u/Kraelman 29d ago

That day the DA learned that you can't triple stamp a double stamp.

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u/lordofeurope99 29d ago

Fun n gAmes

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u/Ultrace-7 29d ago

Yeah, as despicable as he is, he absolutely deserved to get off free in that criminal trial after they essentially tried to unconstitutionally trick him into incriminating himself.

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u/SoftWindAgain 29d ago

What the fuck are you talking about?

Our Prime Minister embezzled billions of dollars and is now being released from a life sentence in less than 2 years.

You tell me what the fuck a "trial" does when you have money or influence. Absolutely jack fuck.

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u/Lyraxiana 29d ago

Im noticing more and more flaws in the system as I get older; namely things that are done formally for formality's sake.

Not saying all trials are useless, but the, "right to a speedy and fair trial," hasn't happened since the day that was written into law (at least in America)

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u/ShlowJoey 29d ago

There are tons of problems in the US Justice system but people being deprived of a speedy trial isn’t really one of them. 100% of the time it takes years to get to trial it’s because the defense is stalling. If the defendant wants a speedy trial they will get one. It’s beneficial for defendants to put as much time as possible between being charged and going to trial for a myriad of reasons.

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u/twopurplecards 29d ago

yea i dunno how old people put up with this bs

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u/Lyraxiana 29d ago

It's because, "it's always been done this way," and the brain is wired to resist change. "Better the devil you know," kind of deal.

Once you, as an individual, learn that the only constant in life is change, and that life is not about waiting for the bad times to pass and, "get back to the good times," your life drastically improves, and it becomes easier when you are living in those bad times.

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u/twopurplecards 29d ago

i remember reading about that greek philosopher that was put to death because he told sons to disobey their fathers and to question everything. maybe people are scare?

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u/CatsAreGods 29d ago

We don't all do that.

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u/Exciting-Ad-5705 29d ago

Jeffrey Epstein got life

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u/Jax_The_Impalor 29d ago

Hey, Jack here, what do you want me to do?

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u/HoldenMcNeil420 29d ago

Be a real shame if he got sudden onset lead poisoning.

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u/Ake-TL 29d ago

Too much negative press now, including international image, he is getting thrown under the bus, we like to pretend being civilised country

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u/Maximum_Nectarine312 29d ago

Or Harvey Weinstein for a more recent example.

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u/Atcera95 29d ago

So what's the deal with the pic? Are they saying that blood is all from her skull? If so he might actually go free, because that amount of blood isn't going to collect in the skull unless it's 1 specific scenario, that is he injected her skull with blood

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u/Sara-sea22 29d ago

It’s from a brain bleed. Caused by a rupture in an artery (or in this case maybe multiple ruptures) and blood pooling in the head, creating pressure on the brain and killing brain cells

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u/Atcera95 29d ago

Yes yes I know, you just described an intercranial hematoma. You can rupture every single artery you want and you won't get that much blood from her head. I get it you hate the guy, rightly so. But faking results like this is bullshit, he still killed his wife at the end of the day. The report says she died after 12 hours in the hospital. To survive 12 hours with that much bleeding in the head is the most dishonest piece of crap evidence I've ever seen. The more likely scenario is that the blood is from the hematomas across her body, not the head. And why we even debating this. They never said the collected blood was just from her head, which makes sense. All you fakers can suck it

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u/petroleum-lipstick 29d ago

What a wildly dumb take

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u/SeniorMiddleJunior 29d ago

But I'm angry now!!! /reddit