It’s not an automatic kill of the state case actually. There are many legal opinions out there of how it could not, or how it could. It’s not clear cut.
The point is, either way he’s getting life (or death). If somehow he didn’t at the federal level, but was found guilty, the state can still try for murder.
Well not really. Stalking resulting in death wouldn’t necessarily mean they committed murder, would it? If you were stalking someone and they got hit by a car running from you, that’s not murder but it would be stalking resulting in death wouldn’t it?
He’s not getting away without a murder charge, and he’s never getting out of prison.
Yeah it seems the fbi, or someone even higher up, were under Epsteins thumb. Going by the comments in here most people won’t like this, but Trump reported Epstein and Maxwell to the FBI in 2006 as well:
It’s super easy to make a distinction between staking and murder as different actions.
Stalking and murder are different actions.
They’re not going to drop a murder charge because he got found guilty of stalking. That’s not how double jeopardy works.
Double jeopardy only applies to the same crime doesn’t it? Stalking and murder aren’t the same crime.
Ok but the stalking resulting in death doesn’t necessarily involve murder, does it? It just means that they ended up dead, right?