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A N A I S 🐍 :

la imaginación que se maneja Santiago 😂

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Mariajosé :

SANTIAGO POR DIOS JAJAJAJAJAJAJAAJAJAJAJJJAJAJAJSJSJAJA

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Jessica Moreno :

la imaginación de santiago JAJAJAJAJJAJAJAJAJA

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JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJJAA SANTIAGO ME ENCANTA

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Manu :

KAKAJAJAAKAJAA LAS CARAS DE EU

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V 💘✨ :

Ay Santiago pero por Diosssss JAJSJAJAJAJAJAJAJ

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jajajja santiago se mete en la pelicula 😂😂😂

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Santiago es lo maximo😂😂😂😂 mk necesito una amigo así

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#CapCut Ryan Witmer has until July 2025 for eligibility for parole. 9years down 1 more to go. And still denies any involvement in his wife’s death. Is Ryan Widmer guilty of the Bathroom Drowning of his wife. The evidence seemed weak but is it possible for a presumably healthy 24 year old to just drowned in a bathtub without obvious explanation? On August 11, 2008, while her husband Ryan, of only 4 months, was watching a Bengals preseason game, Sarah Widmer went upstairs to take a bath. An hour or so later, he was on the phone with a 911 operator, claiming he found his wife submerged in the tub and not breathing. That night, Sarah was declared DOA and 3 days later, Ryan was charged with her murder. After 3 trials, Ryan was found guilty of murder and is still incarcerated to this day. Ryan has his supporters who point out the lack of real evidence that his wife was actually murdered at all but others point out that there really isn’t any other reasonable explanation for her death and there was some evidence against him; not the smoking gun sort of evidence but enough, along with the unlikelihood of there being any other explanation, to find him guilty. This all took place in in Warren County Ohio; an exurb of Cincinnati that has a reputation for being conservative. Ryan however, was white, college educated, middle class and local; he was not the sort of defendant a jury might have it in for, yet he was convicted. There was no obvious evidence that Ryan had held her head under water or was otherwise responsible for her death but there were a few “inconsistencies” in his account and some evidence of bruising around her neck. There were no obvious defensive injuries, particularly evidence of nail scratches on the alleged perpetrator’s arms, that are the most common evidence of deliberate drowning. There was also the fact that Sarah’s head was at the end of the bathtub with the faucet. This would not be a normal way someone would take a bath. Other evidence that was used against Ryan including his “flat” demeanor on the 911 call. At his third trial, when he was ultimately convicted, a women who had contacted him through a website dedicated to his defense, made the claim that he had confessed the murder to her. This woman had a history of drug abuse and convictions for minor property crimes, and she never claimed to have actually met Ryan in person. Her account of his description of the murder did not agree with the facts of the case and it is unclear how much credibility she had with the jury. One thing that was revealed to the jury as a result of her testimony was that Ryan was actively engaged in meeting women while out on bail. He apparently got one woman he was dating pregnant. This was all 2 or more years after his wife’s death and it is again unclear how much this mattered to the jury. The primary evidence against Ryan was the fact that no reasonable explanation for Sarah’s death could be found. Sarah had a reputation for falling asleep easily; during movies or on her lunch break at work, but she had never sought medical attention for that and Sleep Experts ruled out drowning after falling asleep in a bath. The possibility of a seizure or a heart problem could not be outrightly excluded but since she had no medical history of either condition, the prosecution’s experts dismissed the possibility and the defense’s experts could not convince the jury that either was sufficiently possible. Ultimately, Ryan was convicted with little overt evidence of guilt yet what appeared to be such a remote possibility that any other explanation for her death existed. How likely is it really, that a seemingly healthy 24 year old with no medical history could drown in a bathtub as a resu lt of a seizure, a heart issue or any other medical cause?

#CapCut Ryan Witmer has until July 2025 for eligibility for parole. 9years down 1 more to go. And still denies any involvement in his wife’s death. Is Ryan Widmer guilty of the Bathroom Drowning of his wife. The evidence seemed weak but is it possible for a presumably healthy 24 year old to just drowned in a bathtub without obvious explanation? On August 11, 2008, while her husband Ryan, of only 4 months, was watching a Bengals preseason game, Sarah Widmer went upstairs to take a bath. An hour or so later, he was on the phone with a 911 operator, claiming he found his wife submerged in the tub and not breathing. That night, Sarah was declared DOA and 3 days later, Ryan was charged with her murder. After 3 trials, Ryan was found guilty of murder and is still incarcerated to this day. Ryan has his supporters who point out the lack of real evidence that his wife was actually murdered at all but others point out that there really isn’t any other reasonable explanation for her death and there was some evidence against him; not the smoking gun sort of evidence but enough, along with the unlikelihood of there being any other explanation, to find him guilty. This all took place in in Warren County Ohio; an exurb of Cincinnati that has a reputation for being conservative. Ryan however, was white, college educated, middle class and local; he was not the sort of defendant a jury might have it in for, yet he was convicted. There was no obvious evidence that Ryan had held her head under water or was otherwise responsible for her death but there were a few “inconsistencies” in his account and some evidence of bruising around her neck. There were no obvious defensive injuries, particularly evidence of nail scratches on the alleged perpetrator’s arms, that are the most common evidence of deliberate drowning. There was also the fact that Sarah’s head was at the end of the bathtub with the faucet. This would not be a normal way someone would take a bath. Other evidence that was used against Ryan including his “flat” demeanor on the 911 call. At his third trial, when he was ultimately convicted, a women who had contacted him through a website dedicated to his defense, made the claim that he had confessed the murder to her. This woman had a history of drug abuse and convictions for minor property crimes, and she never claimed to have actually met Ryan in person. Her account of his description of the murder did not agree with the facts of the case and it is unclear how much credibility she had with the jury. One thing that was revealed to the jury as a result of her testimony was that Ryan was actively engaged in meeting women while out on bail. He apparently got one woman he was dating pregnant. This was all 2 or more years after his wife’s death and it is again unclear how much this mattered to the jury. The primary evidence against Ryan was the fact that no reasonable explanation for Sarah’s death could be found. Sarah had a reputation for falling asleep easily; during movies or on her lunch break at work, but she had never sought medical attention for that and Sleep Experts ruled out drowning after falling asleep in a bath. The possibility of a seizure or a heart problem could not be outrightly excluded but since she had no medical history of either condition, the prosecution’s experts dismissed the possibility and the defense’s experts could not convince the jury that either was sufficiently possible. Ultimately, Ryan was convicted with little overt evidence of guilt yet what appeared to be such a remote possibility that any other explanation for her death existed. How likely is it really, that a seemingly healthy 24 year old with no medical history could drown in a bathtub as a resu lt of a seizure, a heart issue or any other medical cause?

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