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Kirios posted:Texas may have some mediocre cities in it (none of them are laughably bad....not even Dallas), but come on, our food puts every single one of your states to complete and utter shame. You wish your state could even be in the same radar as our Mexican and BBQ food (We're world class in this department.). Hell, even our Chinese is outstanding. Well food is how people console themselves when living in such a dump Why is this thread even open? Nothing is happening.
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Kirios posted:Texas may have some mediocre cities in it (none of them are laughably bad....not even Dallas), but come on, our food puts every single one of your states to complete and utter shame. You wish your state could even be in the same radar as our Mexican and BBQ food (We're world class in this department.). Hell, even our Chinese is outstanding. Now snake a bite off that beef rib before the sauce congeals.
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Febreeze posted:Well food is how people console themselves when living in such a dump probably to quarantine BBQ chat.
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Eifert Posting posted:Always thought that was weird. So if you kill six people and get caught for two you can save your rear end with the back up murders, but you're out of luck if you only have the two. Well life in prison without parole isn't really "saving your rear end"...
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Jul 1, 2014 12:45
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Texas food murders my sensible palette like Hernandez murders club goers (allegedly).
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Jul 1, 2014 14:11
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Febreeze posted:Why is this thread even open? Nothing is happening. How can you say that when the 2014 Gators calendar just came out?!? What an exciting time to be alive and not yet murdered!
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Jul 1, 2014 14:21
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Yeah, I think I'm shutting this down until Aaron's next murder spree (Friday).
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Jul 1, 2014 14:22
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So they went ahead and did the transfer Hernandez's lawyers were asking for, going from North Dartmouth, which is at the bottom of Massachusetts, near the cape, to the Nashua Street Jail in Boston. The Pats are also going to give up 300+ pages of medical records to the defense, but are still holding out on 9 pages of psychological and scouting reports. The defense claims those pages could give insight into Hernandez's mental state, but the Pats attorney is basically saying those reports are too old to have any bearing on the crimes he's being charged with. http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2014/07/09/aaron-hernandez-defense-due-court-patriots-records/aV0uaHw2tKqbucJH7DQQFN/story.html Kinda wondering about those 9 pages. I'm guessing it's just the Pats being stubborn and giving Hernandez and his team the finger. Either that Bill made an addendum to one of the reports about one of Hernandez's intangibles being murderousness. Also, I think this is pretty much part of Hernandez's plan to escape and kill the city of Boston. Detective Thompson fucked around with this message at 09:00 on Jul 11, 2014 |
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Jul 11, 2014 08:32
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2007 was the year of the spygate controversy, and was also the year that freshman Aaron Hernandez shot two men outside of a Gainesville bar. Belichick has the whole thing on video as a result of the Patriots stalking of the prospects they liked (which was illegal), but didn't want to release it to authorities because he knew Hernandez would be a great late round steal some day. Stay safe everyone.
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Jul 11, 2014 09:12
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I guarantee they're just worried about the bad press they could receive if "Might have murdered some people, steal in the third" or whatever becomes public. And it's is almost certainly in there.
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Jul 11, 2014 11:25
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If that's what's likely to be in there then why is the defense asking for it so strenuously?
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Elotana posted:If that's what's likely to be in there then why is the defense asking for it so strenuously? Setting up an insanity defense maybe
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Jul 12, 2014 01:50
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Patriots just don't want scouting reports to be public because they're important to their performance you drat conspiracy bitches
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Jul 12, 2014 03:22
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I honestly have no idea how I should respond to you most of the time Ham. Which is probably the point, I guess I just wanted to say you're doing a hell of a job.
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That one's serious, buddy. I really think that's their objection. Don't buy the whole conspiracy thing that they knew he could be a suspect and a team's scouting reports becoming fully public would not be comfortable for them Believing otherwise would be suggesting the pats are better detectives than real cops Also usually you should react with much laughter. Like right now, because I'm a piece of poo poo, and terrible
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Jul 12, 2014 03:46
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Better detectives than the Gainesville PD? Man I can't fathom that.
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Tallahassee PD posted:Better detectives than the Gainesville PD?
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Jul 12, 2014 03:50
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And yeah honestly I don't buy that they knew anything specifically, but I'm pretty much all in on gently caress the Patriot Way and all the secrecy and hope that they lose terribly and somehow have to give up all of their scouting reports on every player since 2000 or so.
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Jul 12, 2014 03:54
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football fuckerman posted:Patriots just don't want scouting reports to be public because they're important to their performance you drat conspiracy bitches There's a loving book out on the premise of NE's scouting methods. It's a prospect from 2010 who might as well be dead now. It wouldn't hurt the team.
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Jul 12, 2014 07:58
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In the end the New England Patriots, like any other major sports organization, is a hard nosed cold blooded mega-corp that needs to be dragged kicking and screaming to fully cooperate in an investigation that might in even some remote way embarrass them. In other news water is wet.
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DA claims fiancée lied to grand juryquote:Prosecutors say they have "direct evidence" that the fiancée of former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez lied to the grand jury that indicted him on a murder charge in the slaying of Odin Lloyd, including about a box she discarded at Hernandez's direction.
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Dude is going to get off isn't he? http://sports.yahoo.com/news/judge-grants-hernandez-bid-suppress-194547114--nfl.html quote:FALL RIVER, Mass. (AP) -- A judge on Tuesday granted a request by former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez to suppress evidence from two cellphones and three iPads taken from his home in a search during a 2013 murder investigation.
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Aug 27, 2014 01:18
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Guarantee he video'd it.
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Aug 27, 2014 01:43
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Any excuse to let a person kill somebody. If you have the right job in America, it's just your job to kill people. You can even shoot someone filming the show "Cops" while killing someone else, and it's still cool. Murder is the new black.
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swickles posted:Dude is going to get off isn't he? God, I hope he doesn't get off because of something like this. That would be some serious bullshit.
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Aug 29, 2014 01:55
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Pretty sure they've got enough evidence against him, most notably his buddies who were there and rolled on him, to take him down without a couple of cell phone videos of him chewing gum and popping caps.
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Aug 29, 2014 03:06
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Grittybeard posted:doing a hell of a job. Incidentally, the Hank Stram/65 Toss Power Trap video linked in your title got taken down 
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Aug 29, 2014 16:17
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waaaaaaaaaaah the police questioned me in my home and I felt intimidated by them being there I want everything related to that thrown out http://boston.cbslocal.com/2014/09/16/aaron-hernandez-seeks-evidence-suppressed-due-to-unlawful-police-interrogation/
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Sep 16, 2014 21:20
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It looks like his lawyers setup the search so they had a chance of getting everything thrown out in court. Boston lawyers, using our mob connections for any rich aholes.
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http://espn.go.com/boston/nfl/story/_/id/11629782/judge-orders-bullets-magazine-used-evidence-aaron-hernandez-casequote:Bullets found in an apartment rented by ex-New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez and a magazine found in his Hummer were thrown out as evidence in his murder case Thursday by a judge who said state police didn't demonstrate probable cause for the searches.
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Oct 3, 2014 10:36
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How's "being held for and formally charged with multiple counts of murder" for probably cause? 
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Volkerball posted:How's "being held for and formally charged with multiple counts of murder" for probably cause? A pretty lovely one.
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Chichevache posted:A pretty lovely one. lol
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Oct 3, 2014 14:50
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throw the whole case out, imo. if cops are just gonna go barging into his home and car looking for "guns" and "ammunition" he may have "murdered someone" with, without speaking to a judge first, what's the loving point. justice is dead.
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Oct 3, 2014 14:52
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So I'm sorry you're saying once cops arrest someone for something they should be able to search their home and any other property looking for evidence?
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Volkerball posted:throw the whole case out, imo. if cops are just gonna go barging into his home and car looking for "guns" and "ammunition" he may have "murdered someone" with, without speaking to a judge first, what's the loving point. justice is dead. Wow this big of a case and he might walk because of bad searches.
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football fuckerman posted:So I'm sorry you're saying once cops arrest someone for something they should be able to search their home and any other property looking for evidence? Your house can be raided because someone arrested with a 10 dollar bag of weed said they got it from you. Yeah, if you're arrested in connection with a murder, your poo poo is fair game. But they already went through his house, and confiscated all his security footage and whatnot, so there probably wasn't anything that would've hung up getting a warrant for any of his other properties. Just some dumbshit cops loving up the process and now anything they found there doesn't count.
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Volkerball posted:Your house can be raided because someone arrested with a 10 dollar bag of weed said they got it from you. Yeah, if you're arrested in connection with a murder, your poo poo is fair game. But they already went through his house, and confiscated all his security footage and whatnot, so there probably wasn't anything that would've hung up getting a warrant for any of his other properties. Just some dumbshit cops loving up the process and now anything they found there doesn't count. Check it out, though... they need a warrant to arrest you and search your house, and they stipulate on the warrant that they're looking for drugs or drug paraphernalia.
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Volkerball posted:Your house can be raided because someone arrested with a 10 dollar bag of weed said they got it from you. Yeah, if you're arrested in connection with a murder, your poo poo is fair game. But they already went through his house, and confiscated all his security footage and whatnot, so there probably wasn't anything that would've hung up getting a warrant for any of his other properties. Just some dumbshit cops loving up the process and now anything they found there doesn't count. maybe this judge believes that is a stupid reason to issue a warrant as well
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Do they always put stupid cops on slam dunk cases who then go and gently caress up the whole thing with shoddy due diligence and an inability to carry out basic police procedure?
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