bloody spaniard
13 years ago
Don't forget that Treyvon's folks will sniff out for any of his daddy's "jewish cash" & continue to come after Aztec Jimmy due to emotional duress, hardship, TW's small penile size, etc. Anything that will help compensate a shook up a respectable family of hoodies, white wifebeaters, and crooked caps.
DadZilla3
13 years ago

lol good one. that's like asking george the animal steele to help you figure out the drag coeficient on a stealth bomber

teedubbya wrote:


Not as far-fetched as you might think. Despite what his brutish wrestling persona might lead the public to believe, George 'The Animal' Steele (real name, William James Myers) actually has a bachelor of science degree from Michigan State University and a master's degree from Central Michigan University.
Gene363
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13 years ago
Dayum! I am watching the prosecutor final arguments, apparently not knowing or forgetting a street names in Florida is a serious crime.
HockeyDad
13 years ago
Hispanics do the mowing so they should know the streets
rfenst
13 years ago

but he had so much to offer! I was disappointed that the cell phone info didnt make it into trial.

Papachristou wrote:



Evidence codes do not permit tearing down of a person's character unless that person or someone else has praised it or it has been "bolstered".Most of the cell phone- is relevant IMO. However, all relevant evidence is not admissible. Its probative (useful) value must not be substantially outweighed by unfair prejudice. Otherwise, people would be convicted on their character and prior bad acts, which isn't fair. I am disappointed too. It would have been game over!
rfenst
13 years ago

Elected Judge, that explains a lot. 😣 😣 😣

Gene363 wrote:



I will take that locally any day over appointed. We can get rid of the bad ones and keep the good ones. And, we do!!!
wheelrite
13 years ago
I might come down to Sanford for the riots,,,
rfenst
13 years ago

I see CNN and NBC are now hopeful for a manslaughter or other lesser charge since 2nd degree seems an impossibility.

Papachristou wrote:



My fear is he will be convicted of manslaughter. Thankfully, it has no minimum or maximum sentence. Totally up to the judge's discretion (within reason). 2ND DEGREE IS A 25 YEAR MINIMUM SENTENCE.
rfenst
13 years ago

I see him getting convicted on one of the lesser charges for sure now. the masses must be appeased.

Papachristou wrote:



That is what I fear too.
wheelrite
13 years ago

That is what I fear too.

rfenst wrote:



why do fear that Robert ?


who cares , really ?

It's a non issue in the big picture....

And, if the blacks destroy Sanford, the Gov't will rebuild it nicer ,like after Katrina..

It's a win/win...


"I don't care if the sky is falling. Just don't let it fall on me". ( Jimi Hendrix)


wheel,
rfenst
13 years ago

rfenst, what do you think of the prosecutors closing statements?

Papachristou wrote:



Highlights sounded scary, but filled with insincere anger. 2,5 hours is an incredible length of time to listen to one person. I feel sorry for the jury. I missed the rest, but will watch it on cable replay tonight.
rfenst
13 years ago

I might come down to Sanford for the riots,,,

wheelrite wrote:



We have an extra room and I have this little cigar collection you might like...
wheelrite
13 years ago

We have an extra room and I have this little cigar collection you might like...

rfenst wrote:



cool bro !

do you have any weapons, just in case ?
dpnewell
13 years ago

cool bro !

do you have any weapons, just in case ?

wheelrite wrote:



I'm sure Robert has some pointy sticks. [sarcasm]

Dude, you're from Texas, just take your own. Texas CCW is honored in Florida. You DO have a Texas CCW, right?
Abrignac
13 years ago
Robert was wondering what your thoughts are on the judges inquiry regarding whether or not Z planned to take the stand?
HockeyDad
13 years ago

Robert was wondering what your thoughts are on the judges inquiry regarding whether or not Z planned to take the stand?

Abrignac wrote:



The judge is in on the fix. She doesn't want her house burned down.
wheelrite
13 years ago

I'm sure Robert has some pointy sticks. [sarcasm]

Dude, you're from Texas, just take your own. Texas CCW is honored in Florida. You DO have a Texas CCW, right?

dpnewell wrote:



I do...

but,,,

The NSA will be in there and Reciprocity will be suspended during the racial unrest..

quasi martial law and stuff...

wheel,
wheelrite
13 years ago

The judge is in on the fix. She doesn't want her house burned down.

HockeyDad wrote:



she is freakin ugly too,,

she looks like FGM with a wig and a black robe,,,
bloody spaniard
13 years ago
All I've gleaned from these sort of carnivals (remember the Duke lacrosse case?) is that state prosecutors may go after ANYONE in order to score political points. 🍺
rfenst
13 years ago

Robert was wondering what your thoughts are on the judges inquiry regarding whether or not Z planned to take the stand?

Abrignac wrote:




Absolutely, positively, necessary in all criminal cases where defendant asserts 5th Amendment and declines testifying. The bigger more significant the charge(s), the more times the court should/must ask. In a case like this one, repeated requests are necessary to create a record so a defendant who is convicted can't complain waiver was not freely made. Now, the Judge's questioning became harshly pointed due to bad-blood between one or both of his attorneys and the court- but that is because they were zealously doing their job(s). Also, the court and state need to know to prepare accordingly.
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