I think the difference is when Lawyers steal it’s usually more public and because it’s a position of public trust it’s qualitatively dirtier.
I thought that was called "sharing "
Well let’s see. Alex and Cory were classmates. Friday night at a bar in a group a little here and there. The other two, much closer. Deeply disappointing both situations.
It is sharing if you are taking it from someone else’s cooler. It’s downright horse-thievery if you are taking it from mine.
Carmen was Carmen Tevis and was behind us in law school. She may have been in Todd Ellis' class, I can't recall.
The best line:
I wish they were more objective.
New episode that talks about CF’s alleged involvement.
She lost all objectivity the moment she tasted the least bit of fame. It will be interesting to see how her career plays out once this is done.
That’s great. I only played in that tournament one year and we won it. I remember the post party was at Hooters. Were you on my team LOL?
It was indeed at Hooters. I think I scored a sweet pair of boxers and a wife beater as my swag. We certainly could have been teammates... I just remember laughing about the mustard as I couldn't have cared less about a jacket from Goodwill.
Do not know him personally but others that do say he is a good guy.
"Multiple sources have told FITSNews that Murdaugh and Alexander were close. It has even been suggested by several Hampton locals that Alexander may have been “on scene” in the immediate aftermath of the Moselle homicide – even though his jurisdiction does not cover the Islandton, S.C. address."
I was really taken aback by this man's previous indictment for wrongdoing as a law enforcement officer. But couldn't figure out if he ever went to jail. Hmmm. Wonder if AM got him out of all that trouble and he owes AM for his literal freedom. Could be a fun rabbit hole to go down.
I hope he is. The moment I pulled up the story, I found myself pulling for him to be a good guy. His face just says "good guy" to me for whatever reason. But the indictment was not good.
Not sure what a Yemassee police chief could do a month after the murders. It was already in SLED's hands by then.
Article content led me to believe he was physically there. If not his jurisdiction, why? The reason why crime scenes are secured is to preserve the scene and prevent evidence tampering. If I wanted to cover my tracks, I would want the scene to be tampered with and evidence tainted so my high-priced legal assassins (aka attorneys) could have a field day building reasonable doubt. (Not saying anyone did anything, but if I were a crook I would not want to be incarcerated.)
don't think it was a month after. It was "in the immediate aftermath." I suppose that could be interpreted multiple ways but I took I to mean he turned up THAT night. The night AM found his wife and son dead. My first thought was WTH was he doing there, but after reading that he and AM are "close" I started hoping it was just a close friend offering support.
Yea I don't care this legal financial crap. Whom/ who killed two people?
Who killed FIVE (5) & maybe more people - Stephen Smith, Mallory Beach, Gloria Satterfield, Maggie Murdaugh, Paul Murdaugh, others??
Either it's true...or not. I wasn't present, so no clue.
Paul Murdaugh killed Mallory Beach, the evidence is quite clear on that one. Others may have been complicit, but he was clearly responsible for her death.
I would agree that the evidence weighs in that direction, but until it's proven in a court of law, it's an allegation. Rule of Law organizes society even in situations like this.
I believe Timmy is responsible for 3.
He was my other...I couldn't remember his name. Very shady and hope they investigate.
Very suspicious. If one is into insurance fraud, then that seems like a situation where it would be pretty easy to get a big settlement. You know those types of facilities have to carry a lot of insurance.
Is that you Mandy ?
