It would actually be very easy for police to charge and prosecute him for kidnapping, torture and murder.
>The charges officer?>False Imprisonment Oh sheeeeittttt
>>215527281>and murder.Your honor, he never *directly* killed anyone, in fact his traps if you may call them that, always had a way for the shall we say user to avoid it completely of their own will and choice.
Would RICO apply here?
>>215527361>RICO one guy.
>>215527347>your honor, tyrone didn't directly kill anyone, jamal just had to dodge the bullet john wick style if he wanted to live
>>215527281I'm a lawyer and I can confirm he walks out of any courtroom with no charges.
>>215527347slashed a cop's throatattempted murderresisting arrestbooby traps are illegal in many jurisdictions
>>215527615he just moved his blade through the air where the cop was standing, the ugy could have made the choice to move out of the way
>>215527281Look I know normies think this is an open shut case but I have a law degree from Harvard and the fact is I wouldn't touch this case with a 10 foot pole. Jigsaw has utilized every loophole we have in this country, and no jury on the planet is ever going to be convinced that he actually killed anyone
>>215527615>slashed a cop's throatAccording to himself only, with no witnesses, while he was in a building unlawfully with no warrant.Tapp slashed his own throat to justify further police proceedings against Mr Kramer.
>>215527716he doesn't need to be convicted for murderjust kidnapping, torture, drug use, assault, resisting arrest, child endangerment, stalking, blackmail, theft, coercion, trespassing, conspiracy, booby trapping, and worst of all, loitering
>>215527347>A booby trap may be defined as any concealed or camouflaged device designed to cause bodily injury when triggered by any action of a person making contact with the device. This term includes guns, ammunition, or explosive devices attached to trip wires or other triggering mechanisms, sharpened stakes, nails, spikes, electrical devices, lines or wires with hooks attached, and devices for the production of toxic fumes or gases. >If a person sets up such a trap to protect his/her property, he/she will be liable for any injury or death even to an unwanted intruder such as a burglar. It is illegal to set a booby trap on one's own property to prevent intruders. >An Illinois man who had a shotgun booby-trap that killed a neighbor last year was convicted on Thursday of murder and another charge, according to media reports. A Union County jury found William Wasmund, 48, guilty of first-degree murder and aggravated battery in the death of Jeff Spicer, The Southern Illinoisian reported.This scene alone, ONE OF THE FIRST KILLS IN THE WHOLE SERIES, is 1st degree murder.
>it didnt happen>and if it did it wasnt murder>and if it was they didnt appreciate life enough so they deserved it
>>215529059You're not wrong.
>>215529342Hit them with it.
>>215529342It is so tough out there.
Saw is kino and I'm tired of pretending it's not. Even the shit ones have something about them. It's the stupid drama that kept me watching them after Saw 2
>>215529739Kramers wife was pure sex.
>>215529059>>215529342>>215529369>>215529578kill yourself you fucking faggot
>>215527281I am a lawyer and if one of his “victims” attempted to seek counsel from me I’d laugh them right out of my office. There is no evidence he did anything. Of course you as the viewer of the movie see he may have been responsible, but in universe there would be simply no evidence to charge him with anything that’d stick.
>>215531037I'm a District Attorney and I'd have disbarred for malpractice. The evidence is insurmountable.
>>215527281Is there an actual criminal charge of torture? Not more general like grievous/actual bodily harm?
>>215527386Happened to Diddy
>how do you plead?>guilty... of being innocent>I just got chills. you're free to go
>>215530993What?
>>215529739It is kino.
>>215533296cant read or what, faggot?
>>215533510NTA but shut the fuck up, I really hate posters like this.
>see a reactor watching saw movies>he unironically buys into jigsaw's bullshit about how he never committed a crime>actually rooting for jigsaw and sad when he's sick and dying in saw 3Made me laugh so hard
>>215530993578anon here. What the fuck is your problem?
>>215530612He must've been making ridiculous money>>215533657kek, the writers even threw hints early on that jigsaw's whole philosophy is completely retarded
>>215529739This, I love this franchise.
>>215533763Story wise it fell off after 2 but I thought Saw VI was actually really entertaining. Most of the people in the traps were complete pieces of garbage unlike the previous films. Plus a funny scene where Jigsaw randomly says "Piranha"
>>215533599Is that a toy?
>Sorry officer, all my services simply have a clear opt-in policy where my clients auto-opted in the services of death games and the opt-out policy is clearly stated as involving the torture part of the game>You can't arrest online service owners for having users opted in automatically into data collection spying with opt-out buttons hidden somewhere hard to find, thus neither can you arrest me
They put big Harvey in jail for the crime of an 18 year old actress approaching him in his office and sucking his cock. They will definitely put away fucking jigsaw kek
>>215533927Oh fuck off.
>>215533849It is.
>>215527818NTA but I got my JD from Yale, Editor of their Law Review, clerked under a high profile judge, and am now partner at one of the few firms capable let alone willing to stand up for our democracy against the fascist dictator usurping power. With that being said I’m unsure if I’d even be able to get this case to trial. Jigsaw, he’s too good.
>>215527818>kidnappingTechnically it would be "forceful traveling" which is a misdemeanor >drug useMisdemeanor >assaultCastle doctrine applies to his traps>resisting arrestYou can resist unlawful arrest>child endangermentNah>stalkingFollowing people is not a crime FACT>blackmailNot illllegal in certain states >theftCircumstancial>coercionLiterally not a crime>trespassingHe had permits>conspiracyFirst amendment protects the right to conspiracy>booby trappingAll "traps" could be argued to simply be art installations>loiteringHe'd plead this down to community serviceYeah, I'm thinking jigsaw wins again
>>215527487I live in California. You are arguing against OP with this example >>215528395It isnt to defend property. Its to defend himself. Cops aka Thugs came into his place of business no warrant and ready to kill him. I doubt youd find a jury willing to convict him. I know I wouldnt. Kinda like how George Floyds crimes went away after Chauvin.
>you can’t convict a dead man!he always wins
>>215533712hes just a incel
>>215534975>the charges, officer?>trespassing>*dies*
>>215535484quit talking to yourself, schizo faggot.
>>215527615not to mention defrauded the whole town
>>215535761QRD
>don't you worry about any child endangerment charges officer, the kid is in a safe place>*wink*>guarded by lock and key you could say>or even better said, by combination>*wink*>in a quiet place to rest, you'd only hear anything with a stethoscope>*wink*>truly secured by 6 steel walls on every side>*wink*
>>215536047Ha-haa!
>could I trouble you for a glass of water?what would you do?
>>215536645Drink the water, der.
>>215527281literally just find a libtard judge who rules based on feelings instead of laws and you’ll get off Scott free>y-your honor yes I broke all those laws but my daughter has LE CANCER>okay you’re free to go!
>>215536822but he wanted water
>>215536857He's offer with traps.
It is HIS month.
>>215538147what is this, a saw puppet for ants?
>>215527281>they kidnapped tortured, murdered....and sawed themselves, your honor, just look at the case facts. i didnt touch a single "victim"
>>215527386Him and the puppet
>>215538182Christ almighty, Judkins, he's got us
>>215530993cram it fundie! baskin roberts is the most rockin' meme this side of 2011!
>>215533927They also convicted Trump for the felony of having his lawyers draw up a loan agreement with the bank that was already repaid long ago, using a number given by his accountants based on the advice of professional property valuers that was higher than an arbitrary amount in the prosecutor's head.
