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The opening remarks of the prosecutor that is trying the Lake and Riley case.

And if this does not make you furious and angry, I don't know what will.

It is so wrong.

It is so outrageous.

The woman's name is Sheila Ross.

She's the prosecutor in this Lake and Riley case about the accused Jose

Avarra, how this guy went hunting for females at the University of Georgia campus,

bashed Riley's skull with a rock repeatedly. She was trying to fight back, like little

Jocelyn Nungary.

And then she goes into a description of the findings of the medical examiner's autopsy of Lake and Riley's body and her cause of death, blunt, force, trauma to the head, asphyxiation.

And then she describes the state of Lake and Riley's body when the officer Kenneth

Maxwell found her.

And you tell me, you know, why then we even have a have to have a discussion in this country

about enforcing the laws in the land of this country because still you have

people on the left that are are dedicated to wide open borders I mean the Georgia

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