A recent letter to the editor regarding the outcome of the manslaughter case against Loay Alnaji left out a critical fact: the victim, Paul Kessler, was hit on the head with a bull horn by Mr. Alnaji.
The letter’s author, Mr. Munson, argued that Mr. Alnaji would have been found innocent, placing blame on Mr. Kessler. However, the respondent, Mike Moersen, knew Mr. Kessler and disputed this claim, stating that Mr. Kessler did not exhibit any balance issues.
Mr. Moersen questioned Mr. Munson’s knowledge of the events and his decision to leave out the key fact of the bull horn incident. Mr. Moersen described Mr. Kessler as a good man who did not deserve to be attacked and expressed that Mr. Alnaji should suffer the consequences of his actions.
Original reporting: Thousand Oaks Acorn — read the source article.
