Short YouTube commentary (by Molly McPherson) discussing public reactions to an alleged crime described as committed "in cold blood," noting that the perpetrator collected money and attempted to hide the crime for eight years and therefore did not elicit public sympathy or leniency.
They, they think that you committed these crimes in cold blood, which I do think is the public reaction to what they heard, that these crimes were committed in cold blood. And again, there was the COVID up and, and the collection of money for eight years after that. And, and, you know, we, we know from, you know, past accounts of these sorts of things happening that, that very often there is public sentiment on the side of the, of the relative who did that, because it's clear that it was done in a merciful fashion. It's still illegal, and they have to face the legal consequences. But sometimes then the prosecution might be more lenient and the judge might be more lenient, might be, might not be. But, but that certainly wasn't the case here. He wasn't looking for sympathy from anyone eight years ago. He was looking to hide his crime eight years ago.
