Mary Jo Kopechne Can Finally Rest in Peace!!!

[just-want-peace]

That has been my theory since the first time I read "Julius Caesar!" :laugh:

Note: Brutus didn't face any charges either.

Bolded mine

:thumbs::thumbs:

That's cause he was the "Kennedy" of his day!!:wavey:

 

[Alcott]

Note: Brutus didn't face any charges either.

It's not usually called "charges," but Mark Antony and his army did catch up with him and he paid with his life.

 

[Robert Snow]

It's not usually called "charges," but Mark Antony and his army did catch up with him and he paid with his life.

Yes I know, I have read the play several times.

The difference is Brutus was guilty of murder; Kennedy was possibly guilty of manslaughter, big difference.

 

[Salty]

The difference is Brutus was guilty of murder; Kennedy was possibly guilty of manslaughter, big difference.

Excuse me, if I didnt specificy with Det Jack Lords "Book 'em, Danno!"

Salty