Every letter I ever read from prison had impeccable handwriting. Maybe they teach penmanship? Or they just have lots of time to make every jot and tittle perfect.
Female A.P.D.: "Aw look guys, one of my clients just sent me a letter with these awesome paper flowers pasted to it."
Now you can no longer say that. I do give him points for attempting cursive, however. If I tried to write in cursive today, I'd probably have to make up a few letters, like Billy Madison writing "Phil Rirruto".
@Rovin Romine
As part of my job, I frequently deal with folks that are civilly committed. They often view my office as a possible end-around the criminal justice system to get some item in their official record changed, which (they fervently hope) would be the break in the log-jam that would ultimately lead to them getting sprung.
Good answers upthread - another big one is that civil liability for the deaths would be pretty-much automatic if there was a successful criminal prosecution for murder. (Although a successful defense of a criminal matter does not rule out a successful prosecution of a civil claim, e.g., O.J. Simpson.)
Your post absolutely makes sense. Mine was a joke ;-) He might even want people to believe he did it.
Definitely, Tannehill wouldn't have been nearly as good after Hernandez emptied a clip into him,
If intentional, nicely done. Otherwise you're doing a good job providing evidence for your statement.
The sad thing about sports coverage today is that you could hatch a fake twitter account, throw in a dash of "Hernandez hates Kraft, Belichick hates Kraft, so Belichick will try to stick it to Kraft," and follow up with a "sources say BB is trying to convince Mass. officials to approve a AH work-release for home games," and I'd bet you that at least one entity whose sports coverage is taken seriously will run with it.
To be fair, throwing around the word "Love" to people whom you employ to destroy their bodies for your profit and disposal if no longer effective is pretty gross, generally.
I have thought of that, I just don't have the time for such mischief. My other favorite potential fake rumor is that Putin got Kraft's Superbowl Ring in payment for the Pat's spy team getting access to Russian spy satellites to tape practices, walk throughs etc.
I was thinking more of this situation:
Because Goodell would take away the Pats next 15 first rounders and because Stephen A. Smith exists.
For someone clearing snow to win a game? Is that where the cheating really started?
It strikes me that if prosecutors believed that Bradley was a willing conspirator, they would not have signed off on the immunity deal.
