:thinking:She is just like the rest of us, do the crime do the time. no :weed:
I bet she doesn't break probation next time she is pulled over wasted. well, she is so stupid it will happen again to her.:com:
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I hope she learns a lesson while in jail, do not break your probation terms.
spoiled little brat.
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not taking any sides, but I think its so american that we dont care if a lady kills her husband,and only serves 6 months in jail for it.
I think everyone thinks thats ok?
why are we not talking about how insane this sentence was ? Just think, if she serves her full term( but she wont ) of 45 days, she will just about serve aslong as mary winkler did for killing her husband.
now thats something to talk about
I think everyone thinks thats ok?
why are we not talking about how insane this sentence was ? Just think, if she serves her full term( but she wont ) of 45 days, she will just about serve aslong as mary winkler did for killing her husband.
now thats something to talk about
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I read something about child abuse going on that caused Mary to crack and finally shoot him dead.
# 7 here.....i`m putting some distance between me`self and the pack....
scott...funny how the allegations of abuse never surfaced...from what i read....until after the murder....
after they caught poor mary several states away...
an insane justice system..just insane....
it`s not an easy thing... learning to sleep with one eye open...
Thats because we are brothers, and she is just a nappy head hoe :com:
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:Kid1: :Kid1: :Kid1:
USE GUYS ARE CRAZY!!!!!!
IF I MONEY LIKE HER I'D BE PARTYNG LIKE A ROCK STAR TOO, JUST LIKE ALL OF USE GUYS
BIG FREAKING DEAL, IS THIS REALLY THAT BIG OF A DEAL,SHE DIDNT HURT ANYONE.
LEAVE HER ALONE I SAY AND ROCK ON, I'D GO PARTY WITH HER AND SO WOULD YOU
IF I MONEY LIKE HER I'D BE PARTYNG LIKE A ROCK STAR TOO, JUST LIKE ALL OF USE GUYS
BIG FREAKING DEAL, IS THIS REALLY THAT BIG OF A DEAL,SHE DIDNT HURT ANYONE.
LEAVE HER ALONE I SAY AND ROCK ON, I'D GO PARTY WITH HER AND SO WOULD YOU
For the most part I agree with you. If she was DUI then there is no excuse.
I just think it's odd crimes are not crimes if committed by one of our "brothers", but Paris deserves maxium security.
I remember a guy in a golf league I used to play in actually used the argument (and believed it) that he should not have got a DUI for an accident he was in even though he was drunk because "the other guy was drunker than me".
Swear to god, that was the argument he was going to court with.
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was a nice closing kick by penguinfan....he came on strong down the stretch....a gamer...
but,with this useless post i`m salting away the "paris hilton is a waste of carbon" trophy for this incident...
i`m sure they`ll be others....
so,eat my dust ,wanna-bes....
but,with this useless post i`m salting away the "paris hilton is a waste of carbon" trophy for this incident...
i`m sure they`ll be others....
so,eat my dust ,wanna-bes....
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only 39 days left for Ms Hilton...:sadwave: see ya then. I wonder if the cameras will be there when she is let out of jail? LOL :shrug:
The over/under for actual days until she is let out is 10. :00hour
The over/under for actual days until she is let out is 10. :00hour
Paris Hilton sheriff donation
Paris Hilton sheriff donation
Paris Hilton sheriff donation
By Peta Hellard in Los Angeles
PARIS Hilton's billionaire grandfather donated money to the election campaign of the sheriff who released the 26-year-old from jail, it was revealed yesterday.
The contribution from William Barron Hilton, 78, co-chairman of the Hilton Hotel chain, to Sheriff Lee Baca's re-election campaign is revealed in financial records and a friend of the Hilton family said the temporary release of the heiress last week may have been a "quid pro quo".
"A member of her family has been a contributor to Baca's campaign and this may have been payback time," the friend said.
"Her entourage initially were confident she would be out of jail in a few days."
Sheriff Baca, who has faced heavy criticism for attempting to overrule the judge in the case, has in the past been accused of favouritism towards the Hollywood elite.
He was the officer at the centre of a row when he failed to report Mel Gibson's anti-Semitic tirade after the star was arrested for drink-driving. Gibson had filmed television advertisements for one of Sheriff Baca's pet causes ? an education fund for policemen's children.
Celebrities including Sylvester Stallone and Dustin Hoffman have also backed the Sheriff's election campaigns since 1998.
Meanwhile, as Hilton settles in for a lengthy stay in jail, fellow celebrities have spoken out against her.
"All heiresses should be put in prison on general principle," actor John Cusack said.
Oscar nominee Samuel L. Jackson was also critical of the amount of publicity Hilton's jailing had attracted.
"The story is way bigger than what it needs to be," he said. "C'mon! For real!"
Hilton herself seems to agree with that opinion, releasing a statement saying she was "shocked" by the attention her case has received.
"I would hope going forward that the public and the media will focus on more important things like the men and women serving our country in Iraq and other places around the world," she said.
The heiress has reportedly not eaten or slept since arriving at the medical ward of the Los Angeles jail where she was taken after her temporary release.
She "has been crying a lot, praying" and is "extremely withdrawn", jail sources said.
Nevertheless, the socialite said she had told her lawyers not to appeal against the order that sent her back to jail.
"Being in jail is by far the hardest thing I have ever done," she said in a written statement issued by her lawyer, Richard Hutton.
"During the past several days, I have had a lot of time to think and I believe that I am learning and growing from this experience."
She also thanked her fans for their good wishes and said she missed her family.
Paris Hilton sheriff donation
Paris Hilton sheriff donation
By Peta Hellard in Los Angeles
PARIS Hilton's billionaire grandfather donated money to the election campaign of the sheriff who released the 26-year-old from jail, it was revealed yesterday.
The contribution from William Barron Hilton, 78, co-chairman of the Hilton Hotel chain, to Sheriff Lee Baca's re-election campaign is revealed in financial records and a friend of the Hilton family said the temporary release of the heiress last week may have been a "quid pro quo".
"A member of her family has been a contributor to Baca's campaign and this may have been payback time," the friend said.
"Her entourage initially were confident she would be out of jail in a few days."
Sheriff Baca, who has faced heavy criticism for attempting to overrule the judge in the case, has in the past been accused of favouritism towards the Hollywood elite.
He was the officer at the centre of a row when he failed to report Mel Gibson's anti-Semitic tirade after the star was arrested for drink-driving. Gibson had filmed television advertisements for one of Sheriff Baca's pet causes ? an education fund for policemen's children.
Celebrities including Sylvester Stallone and Dustin Hoffman have also backed the Sheriff's election campaigns since 1998.
Meanwhile, as Hilton settles in for a lengthy stay in jail, fellow celebrities have spoken out against her.
"All heiresses should be put in prison on general principle," actor John Cusack said.
Oscar nominee Samuel L. Jackson was also critical of the amount of publicity Hilton's jailing had attracted.
"The story is way bigger than what it needs to be," he said. "C'mon! For real!"
Hilton herself seems to agree with that opinion, releasing a statement saying she was "shocked" by the attention her case has received.
"I would hope going forward that the public and the media will focus on more important things like the men and women serving our country in Iraq and other places around the world," she said.
The heiress has reportedly not eaten or slept since arriving at the medical ward of the Los Angeles jail where she was taken after her temporary release.
She "has been crying a lot, praying" and is "extremely withdrawn", jail sources said.
Nevertheless, the socialite said she had told her lawyers not to appeal against the order that sent her back to jail.
"Being in jail is by far the hardest thing I have ever done," she said in a written statement issued by her lawyer, Richard Hutton.
"During the past several days, I have had a lot of time to think and I believe that I am learning and growing from this experience."
She also thanked her fans for their good wishes and said she missed her family.
