Alex Jones' Hero Judge Andrew Napolitano "The evidence of Boston bomber's guilt is overwhelming,"

Jury selection has begun in the federal death penalty case of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

Judge Andrew Napolitano said on "America's Newsroom" today that the court has ordered 1,200 people across the eastern half of Massachusetts to be interviewed as possible jurors.

"The judge's job is to find from that 1,200 a pool of 60 who are willing to impose the death penalty under the right circumstances, have an open mind about whether or not this young man is guilty and an open mind about whether if he is guilty he should receive the death penalty," Judge Nap said.

He explained that once those 60 potential jurors are picked, the lawyers will begin to exclude people for various reasons until they have 12 remaining.

Judge Nap added that those 12 will be the jurors, and another six people will be the alternates in the event any of the 12 need to be replaced.

"The evidence of his guilt is overwhelming," Judge Nap said. "The government has a signed confession, and it has a video of him placing the crock-pot which contained the bomb in front of a little boy who was killed."

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"The evidence of his guilt is overwhelming," Judge Nap said. "The government has a signed confession, and it has a video of him placing the crock-pot which contained the bomb in front of a little boy who was killed."

(*BUT: The defense says the video doesn't exist .

FBI’s ‘Smoking Gun’ Video Doesn’t Exist

FBI’s ‘Smoking Gun’ Video of Boston Marathon Bombing Doesn’t Exist

What do former Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, an appeals court justice, several potential members of the Boston Marathon bombing jury and thousands of regular Americans have in common?
They all believe that they’ve seen a video of accused bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev dropping a deadly backpack behind victims at the marathon on April 15, 2013—a video his defense said “does NOT actually exist.”
In a pre-trial hearing yesterday, Tsarnaev defense attorney David Bruck argued that the April 18, 2013, press conference in which former Boston FBI Special Agent in Charge Richard DesLauriers identified the brothers should be excluded from evidence. That, he argued, is because the FBI agent described the video footage that doesn’t really exist, which subsequently was used to convict Tsarnaev in the media.

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Permalink Reply by Less Prone on November 24, 2015 at 8:01am

Looking at the fotos taken from Tsarnaev Brothers and others it is obvious that Tsarnaev is innocent. There are torture techniques to force a confession of almost anything.