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Well some of the other useless details like the original plan of them tying George up to a tree covered with honey for bugs to bite them and possibly even a bear, and leave him over night. 1st degree. Of course planning a practical joke isn’t a crime but if it were to gone wrong to where it actually kills someone unintentionally or not, that could be 1st degree pre-meditated- Marty even mentions that to Clyde that “We’ve schemed this, from the beginning”. Minute or two before, he was searching around trying to find George’s video camera, which have all the evidence on it. Attempting to obstruct justice or tampering w/evidence… probably obstruction of justice. Marty flashed his wanker to minors- it wasn’t shown on camera but I’m pretty sure the detectives were gonna use their imagination to put two and two together. Millie may not have been part of the plan but she soon knew what they were planning after Sam told her before they put that boat in that water. Rocky pushing George off the boat WAS accidental since he was trying to break up the fight, George the instigator- he have behavioral “problems” but Marty, attempting to hurt George and even making a blank threat, terroristic threat to kill him, I think Marty would do 25 to life. His Brother Kyle, lended him his gun and car, aiding a fugitive (tho he might not know where his brother was going, we could think Marty told Kyle the plan off screen), but we just gonna imagine Marty didn’t tell Kyle what he was planning to do. Since this movie was released in 2004, let’s treat this as if some of this as if their punishments are still going on up to this date, I can agree on what y’all saying, conspiracy not so much but the other stuff, ok. Marty’s the oldest out of everyone so he would obviously be responsible for EVERYONE’S safety, including George’s. & the fact that he was partially the cause of his death allegedly, this would fine him legally responsible. But y’all gotta look at the details, not just the big things.
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