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agreed. have familiarity with this unfortunately. one of my sisters best friends growing up was married to an abuser who would throw her around by her neck and hair. he ultimately choked her out and killed her. rolled her up in a carpet and fled to canada (he had duel citizenship) - and the cannucks would not send him back unless the us agreed not to prosecute it as a death penalty case or beyond a certain level. he got a dozen years in prison for it. everyone tried to get her to leave him, everyone was worried. no one could stop her.

the hands around the neck allegation is the kicker that intensifies this. interesting indeed. this thread not having any Jauronimo snark is disappointing.

he is likely organizing his surrender to police to mitigate his exposure, time spent incarcerated, etc. more than likely the terms will have to be he can continue to work and travel freely, won't spend a minute in jail but pay a very high bail. just another case of the haves and have nots.

she could easily say they came from someone else or refuse to testify. women do this all the time in domestic issues, sadly. it's not for money - it's fear, conditioning, or other such things that make it a tragedy. a non cooperative witness makes a case unable to prosecute. there have there have been cases where the accuser is paid and a settlement reached - literally a time where they sent the witness on a vacation when the court dates came up.

the nfl will do all it can to avoid a ray rice issue - so if they can do this and completely wipe him from the nfl going forward - including removing him from the payroll - i think they want that. the nflpa is going to be up against itself in figuring out their end of this

fairly accurate. but i actually hope he is innocent and this is just some nonsense drama and it will get sorted out quickly. my personal feelings of a guy i know nothing of first person personally is about as deep as a north carolina blizzard.

?? Weird statement that's not accurate It's not the ham that is of suspicion. It's the bread. Way too much sugar in American bread. 🤮

That's the point. You don't have to or should you buy you simply could. Indictments are easy as hell to get. Convince a GJ or Magistrate that a crime *may* have happened and they'll sign it. Some judges ultimately throw out some bad subpoenas/warrants when it was a fishing expedition to find greater crimes. That happens a lot. But, most judges these days want to be tough on crime and let the system get away with far more than they should.

What was the outcome?

the interesting thing, as araiza was brought up, is that this is an arrest warrant made immediately after the incident. with araiza it was investigated and no charges filed until it hit the media. it was reinvestigated and still no charges. yet, he was ripped apart to shreds. this has charges already. and in legal speak - you can indict a ham sandwich. it's easy to get an indictment for an arrest, in other words. which is why it's that much more amazing that there was not that capability with Araiza.

you wear socks to bed, you have wonderful hair, and like to be the little spoon

is that why your number is M*** Destini Lexi on my phone? in all honesty, your name is "Ruckasomethingsomething"

Only good things. You always make your bed when you wake up. And floss daily. you're a gracious and kind lover. 12 eastern. They extra point show js 10-12. Then Sabres show. Then OBL at 1

No. They don't. And chicks don't even like Dick pics. No. They don't. And chicks don't even like Dick pics.

i said when he was signed he was too risky. the chickens always come home to roost. we are caught with the rotten eggs.

going back to WGR at 11 when this broke. they covered it 5 minutes then went to Sabres talk. then went to talking about breakfast this morning. asked callers to call in about anything they want. wgr pushing 100% sabres talk lol

There have always been rumors and rumblings of him being an entitled jerk to people. Nothing I can quote from an article or anything. I know he was investigated for something a couple of years ago that was dropped. And I know at least two women have claimed to be his baby mama, with one flat out calling him a deadbeat. Edit. Point of note. Just because it's not on his Wikipedia or other sources doesn't mean there isn't something there. No one acknowledges drew brees having at least 1 child out of wedlock from cheating on his wife.

he hardly had a clean record. he was always like this but now it is coming out because he is not the level of player he was and the chickens ALWAYS come home to roost. he's getting karma. it's why i never wanted him. he came with too much baggage that no one acknowledged or knew about because the media liked him. he's always been a douche scumbag me first person.

that's what i hope. i never understand why players can do this and often times still get paid. i really want to call the afternoon people on WGR who went full bore against Araiza and ask if they will go as hard on this or risk looking like the clowns they are beause they were 100% wrong on the punt god.

will the pitchforks be raised higher than Araiza?

this is true and while he is connected like about 50-100 others he is still in need of generating discussion to sell ads for his show. without anything to talk about he has no show which is why finding anything to discuss is important. i am sure they discussed a-aron rodgers at least 3 times, for example. these guys open their mouth just to make money. they're no different than a crack ***** [wage earning adult physical performance entertainer of men]. the more they open their filthy mouth the more they make money.

talking heads saying anything these days is just insane. there are so many just talking that you can easily find your confirmation bias. i am 100% sure i can find a news source of reputable knowledge saying with conviction there is no way Beane or McDermott will be fired.

when it comes to Beane i wonder how much pressure and influence fell on Beane from McDermott to go defense so much.

He's gen x. I'm a millennial 🤮🤮🤮. He pretty much raised me, as did my depression era parents so I'm as old of soul as one could imagine

We have kids raised now thinking words hurt. I'm 42. My generation was taught words are words. And until someone hurts you with violence it's not going to hurt. And when they do unload on them. My brother is older by 7 years and was led to believe that words don't hurt but enough of them will get you hurt. Somewhere about halfway between those is where we belong.