TOTALLY GEEKED!

He had the brass ring and tossed it away. It's a human tragedy really.

Tinydancer wrote:

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I feel sorry for those who loved him but I can't even squeeze out an ounce of sorrow for this excuse for a human.

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X2 

TrudyML wrote:

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Tinydancer wrote:

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I feel sorry for those who loved him but I can't even squeeze out an ounce of sorrow for this excuse for a human.

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X2 

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 X3. You can hang member out of thegang, but you can't take the gang mentality out of the gang member.

If I was 27 years old & serving a life sentence with no chance of parole...

flan

Well, that's one less criminal we have to support.

He got his just desserts.

Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:

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flan327 wrote:

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FNW wrote:

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Well, that's one less criminal we have to support.

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 Exactly.

flan

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 So now you support the death penalty?   Or do just support self imposed death?

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 What is your problem?  Ugh. Like a dog with a bone.

The fact that the Pat's are being honored at the white house today has not escaped me. I wonder if that is coincidence?

Tignanello wrote:

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The part where the article starts with NHL stuff is just sensationalism. Who cares if he played football. He murdered people.

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 First, NFL, not NHL.  It isn't sensationalism, he was a rags to riches story because of his talent and he threw it all away because he had that bad boy mentality. 

Tignanello wrote:

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The part where the article starts with NHL stuff is just sensationalism. Who cares if he played football. He murdered people.

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  I can't believe a Canadian is mixing up the NHL with the NFL.  Shame on you!

The thing is, he could have had the world at his fingertips. He blew it.

And since he was in the midst of appealing his murder conviction, the has said they are vacating the conviction.

I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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And since he was in the midst of appealing his murder conviction, the has said they are vacating the conviction.

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 I cannot believe they still have that archaic law.  It is absolutely ASSININE.  He was found guilty by a jury of his peers.  This will complicate any civil suits against his estate related to the murder, because now he is officially "innocent".  Bull.  

Law and order is ignored these days.

Cheerios4606 wrote:

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why do I know nothing of this case. I swear I can be the most UN observant human on the planet.

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 Ignorance can be bliss. 

I was listening to the news on the radio, and they reported that his lawyer doesn't think it was suicide.

Hmmm... I will have to hunt for a link later. ( I'm in the middle of making dinner.)

I thought he was alone, in a cell?

I wonder what his lawyer was thinking.

Fort Worth Mom wrote:

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I was listening to the news on the radio, and they reported that his lawyer doesn't think it was suicide.

Hmmm... I will have to hunt for a link later. ( I'm in the middle of making dinner.)

I thought he was alone, in a cell?

I wonder what his lawyer was thinking.

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 No, there is plenty of evidence that it was suicide including the cell door being jammed shut with objects.  One can't do that from the outside.  I really am beginning to think he did this so his daughter would be taken care of financially.

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Lawyerlady wrote:

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I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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And since he was in the midst of appealing his murder conviction, the has said they are vacating the conviction.

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 I cannot believe they still have that archaic law.  It is absolutely ASSININE.  He was found guilty by a jury of his peers.  This will complicate any civil suits against his estate related to the murder, because now he is officially "innocent".  Bull.  

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 And from what I understand, without charges, now his pension from the NFL is intact and is untouchable from civil suits.

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 So what pension? hOw much could it possibly be?  And if he didn't sign proper paperwork for it to go to his family then no one will get it.

Lawyerlady wrote:

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Tignanello wrote:

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The part where the article starts with NHL stuff is just sensationalism. Who cares if he played football. He murdered people.

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  I can't believe a Canadian is mixing up the NHL with the NFL.  Shame on you!

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 lol.  True.  I should get my priorities straight!

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Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:

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I don't believe that some callous murderer all of the sudden gets a conscience about his kid. People like that think only of themselves.

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 I disagree, he loved his daughter, probably the only person he truly loved and she was in the court room for the not guilty verdict for the latest trial yesterday.  Also, he wrote a note a few months ago about suicide.

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 Let's not turn this into some Noble Act.  He was a thug and a murderer.  An entitled baby who was granted gifts and talents in life and threw them down the drain to indulge in evil.

How do you know? You don't know that. None of us do.

She's not the one claiming to know how he feels about his daughter. I happen to think he does love her as much as he is capable of it but it's an opinion, not fact.

-- Edited by Tinydancer on Thursday 20th of April 2017 08:10:40 AM

Not sure how that is relevant. He lived his life in a way that ensured he wouldn't be a father to any children he would have. That isn't love.

flan327 wrote:

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Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:

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Not sure how that is relevant. He lived his life in a way that ensured he wouldn't be a father to any children he would have. That isn't love.

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 So only model citizens can love their children? What about alcoholics? Drug addicts?

flan

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 They love alcohol and drugs more than their children.