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  1. #1
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    fao mich

    hey up mich

    just been reading if prosecutors in new york can use a parrot as a witness
    in a murder trial..
    t'parrot was supposed to have mimicked the last words of the victim

    " don't f#cking shoot "

    Glenna Duram, 48, is charged with the murder of her husband, Martin, in front of the couple's pet African grey parrot at their home in Michigan in 2015.

    sorry , should not laff , but i think it's bloody hilarious

    you heard about it ??

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    Read a couple articles about it recently. Does the parrot have to swear in?

    Apparently a parrot served as a witness in the trial of a New Orleans crime boss. And in France, a dog was a witness in a murder trial.

    I'm assuming there's no laws regarding it. But imagine it's a risky choice by the prosecution as you have no idea how the animal will react.

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