Yeah about as sad as the day he got away with murder.
Took longer than I thought for that to be brought up ITT.
Yeah about as sad as the day he got away with murder.
Yeah about as sad as the day he got away with murder.
If I could I would put money at even odds that ray is coming back
unless its a physical issue and I am not talking about him being a step slower. He is still a starting LB in the league.
Is Ray sneaky enough to try motivation tactics?
This.
Yeah about as sad as the day he got away with murder.
The guy was Innocent 13 years ago and has turned his life around which is more than most people can say. 0008
That would be a matter of conjecture. Glad he got his life turned around but there is still two dead individuals.
"Lewis and two friends started a fight with a group of people. Two of the people they were fighting were stabbed and killed. Lewis and his friends were indicted on murder charges. Eventually Lewis turned on his friends offering to testify against them in return for his freedom. Lewis admitted lying to investigators and claimed to had somehow lost the blood covered white suit he was wearing at the time of the killings. He also made financial settlements to the families of both victims.
Im not sure if he actually stabbed anybody but either way he played a vital part in two people losing their lives. He sold out his friends, lied to police, hid evidence (white suit), and paid money to the victims families. Just another case of a pro athlete buying his way out of trouble."
That would be a matter of conjecture. Glad he got his life turned around but there is still two dead individuals.
"Lewis and two friends started a fight with a group of people. Two of the people they were fighting were stabbed and killed. Lewis and his friends were indicted on murder charges. Eventually Lewis turned on his friends offering to testify against them in return for his freedom. Lewis admitted lying to investigators and claimed to had somehow lost the blood covered white suit he was wearing at the time of the killings. He also made financial settlements to the families of both victims.
Im not sure if he actually stabbed anybody but either way he played a vital part in two people losing their lives. He sold out his friends, lied to police, hid evidence (white suit), and paid money to the victims families. Just another case of a pro athlete buying his way out of trouble."
Was he found Guilty?
i will however say that you guys are crazy if you think if it was just some random dude and not Ray Lewis in that situation that he would have gotten the same deal as Ray.
The guy was Innocent 13 years ago and has turned his life around which is more than most people can say. He has been a pro bowl LB for 13 seasons and has given EVERYTHING on the field of play. Will be a hall of Fame player and rightfully so. One of the best ever at his position........Period. :0008
Since he was innocent, why did he need to turn his life around? :shrug:
And for Jack - I'm not debating his innocence in reference to the case. Just thought it was an odd choice of words.
Since he was innocent, why did he need to turn his life around? :shrug:
And for Jack - I'm not debating his innocence in reference to the case. Just thought it was an odd choice of words.
money equals justice in this country saying he was found not guilty so he's not is ignert
It's the complete opposite. They would have asked Joe Blow a couple questions and let him go. The prosecutor was licking his chops for a Ray Lewis trial and FAME!
Actually, the Fulton County DA was in no way "licking his chops" as you say to go after Ray Lewis. In fact, he cut a deal with Ray to drop the murder charges in exchange for testimony against his two friends as well as a guilty plea to obstruction.
So Ray Lewis was in no way innocent as some are claiming. He pled guilty to obstruction of justice, namely lying to police.
Great football player, but let's not deify someone who was involved in two killings.
But as has been stated, it was 13 years ago and he does seem to have learned and become a better person from the incident. He was a very young man and young men make mistakes. I know I made my share. Let's not put him on a pedestal, but let's not vilify him either. He is just a flawed human being like the rest of us.
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