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The moderately surprising cafe
Oct. 3rd, 2009 05:35 pmYou get what the customer before you ordered. You pay for what you order.
Would you eat there?
Link thanks to Marginal Revolution.
Would you eat there?
Link thanks to Marginal Revolution.
Oct. 3rd, 2009
The moderately surprising cafe
Oct. 3rd, 2009 05:35 pmYou get what the customer before you ordered. You pay for what you order.
Would you eat there?
Link thanks to Marginal Revolution.
Would you eat there?
Link thanks to Marginal Revolution.
Especially if it's combined with a big smile at getting away with killing someone? (See minute 7:51)
Short version if you don't want to watch the video: Cameron Todd Willingham was executed for the death of his three daughters in a house fire. At the time, the forensics of arson were based on guesswork, and more recently, it's been discovered that a lot was what was thought to be evidence of arson is actually just normal traces of accidental fires.
The video includes Jack Johnson, the prosecutor (now a judge) who believes that Willingham was guilty, even though there was no solid evidence against him, and who smiles a lot when claiming that such things as being an Iron Maiden fan makes it plausible that he (Willingham) was a satanist.
Link thanks to The Agitator. Scurrilous speculation is entirely my own.
Short version if you don't want to watch the video: Cameron Todd Willingham was executed for the death of his three daughters in a house fire. At the time, the forensics of arson were based on guesswork, and more recently, it's been discovered that a lot was what was thought to be evidence of arson is actually just normal traces of accidental fires.
The video includes Jack Johnson, the prosecutor (now a judge) who believes that Willingham was guilty, even though there was no solid evidence against him, and who smiles a lot when claiming that such things as being an Iron Maiden fan makes it plausible that he (Willingham) was a satanist.
Link thanks to The Agitator. Scurrilous speculation is entirely my own.
Especially if it's combined with a big smile at getting away with killing someone? (See minute 7:51)
Short version if you don't want to watch the video: Cameron Todd Willingham was executed for the death of his three daughters in a house fire. At the time, the forensics of arson were based on guesswork, and more recently, it's been discovered that a lot was what was thought to be evidence of arson is actually just normal traces of accidental fires.
The video includes Jack Johnson, the prosecutor (now a judge) who believes that Willingham was guilty, even though there was no solid evidence against him, and who smiles a lot when claiming that such things as being an Iron Maiden fan makes it plausible that he (Willingham) was a satanist.
Link thanks to The Agitator. Scurrilous speculation is entirely my own.
Short version if you don't want to watch the video: Cameron Todd Willingham was executed for the death of his three daughters in a house fire. At the time, the forensics of arson were based on guesswork, and more recently, it's been discovered that a lot was what was thought to be evidence of arson is actually just normal traces of accidental fires.
The video includes Jack Johnson, the prosecutor (now a judge) who believes that Willingham was guilty, even though there was no solid evidence against him, and who smiles a lot when claiming that such things as being an Iron Maiden fan makes it plausible that he (Willingham) was a satanist.
Link thanks to The Agitator. Scurrilous speculation is entirely my own.