If that is really the case, then I guess we'll have to spend extra to keep him safe while incarcerated for as long as he is in prison. Maybe he'll get to go to one of those Club Fed places they send the other targets too soft for real jail.
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If that is really the case, then I guess we'll have to spend extra to keep him safe while incarcerated for as long as he is in prison. Maybe he'll get to go to one of those Club Fed places they send the other targets too soft for real jail.
I agree, and I wonder if we can figure out which day or days he wore it.
Was it removed the next day, as if he was told it was not allowed?
Has it been there all week, as if it's fine with authorities?
Who was testifying on the day or days that he wore it?
I am simply saying that I personally would not need to be in the courtroom, for every day of the trial, if I were the victims family. Possibly for the verdict after following the trial at home. I would also be hoping that they have the right people and that the whole truth comes out. Again JMO
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Most likely to be left in solitary like RW and PB. People will always want to fight DM, and it has nothing to do with gangs. He's high profile enough to have a name, so "I punched out DM" means something to other prisoners. There are a lot of people who grew up in homes where arguments were solved with violence not discussion, and many of them find their way to prison, and in prison there is a new reality of life. The men fight a lot to sort out hierarchy and "welcome" new inmates. DM, not having grown up with his fists (instead depending on a lady gun) would be seen as soft and there would be a real drive to toughen him up.
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For that matter, why aren't we discussing the black band DM wore on his wedding ring at the start of the trial? Surely that has a gang meaning
For that matter, why aren't we discussing the black band DM wore on his wedding ring at the start of the trial? Surely that has a gang meaning
Maybe he was just covering the ring he was alleged to have worn on an earlier occasion ! I have never heard of gang members wearing black rubber bands, don't they prefer lots of gold and bling? :cooler:..
I dont believe DM is a gang member JMO
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Why would the victim's family want to hear things in bits and pieces, second hand? I think they want to feel assured that justice is done. Why should the victim's family trust the media to deliver the truth, when there are WSers that refuse that themselves?
Even if "Pacific" doesn't mean anything gang related, why would LE allow it?
Well, this would be one of the reasons. And a good one, in my opinion.
Well if he told LE certain things, there may have been a deal cut regarding his long term safety in prison. I dunno, I can only guess.
For that matter, why aren't we discussing the black band DM wore on his wedding ring at the start of the trial? Surely that has a gang meaning
I'm guessing it mimicks a tattoo. The actual tattoo means "trust only yourself". Everyone make of this what you will. I could be as right or wrong as anyone.
They are free to do whatever they like. I was saying what I would do personally. I wouldn't trust the media to deliver all truth and we only get snippets from the court as it is. But either way, the final outcome is not going to change just because a victims family is sitting in court at the front. That's all I'm saying. They may not feel justice is done regardless of the verdict, at that point they may be waiting for an appeal. It was my own opinion that I was conveying not an attack on what another family chooses to do HTH,.
Can you explain what you mean? Mimics which tattoo?
An actual physical tattoo of a black band around a finger.
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I dunno, I Googled...I didn't find anything like that out there.
That's because you are looking a regular people tattoos-- like cutesy tattoos of wedding bands.
It could have a different meaning, I can't be 100 % sure what it is, so I'm guessing according to circumstance, but one thing is for sure, it has a meaning.
From what I know about the justice system, it is in their mandate to protect the safety of all inmates, for as long as they are incarcerated, regardless of whether or not they cut deals.
Sorry, just looking for clarification - Does it mean this actually is the meaning or is it a guess?
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Found these other definitions of "pacific"
Perhaps he is just portraying that his personality is more of a lover than a fighter type thing..
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/pacific
Who knows...just thought I would throw these into the discussion.
Perhaps he is just portraying that his personality is more of a lover than a fighter type thing..
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/pacific
Who knows...just thought I would throw these into the discussion.
For that matter, why aren't we discussing the black band DM wore on his wedding ring at the start of the trial? Surely that has a gang meaning
We can discuss a rubber band on a finger if you prefer, but my questions would be the same, which days was it worn, and who else was present that day.
I was actually curious if MS wrote Pacific on his shoes for one day or several days, as I personally suspect that it would have only been one day. I think he would have been asked to remove it as it does seem to stand out as some sort of a message. If that were the case, I am curious who was testifying that day. Does anyone know who was testifying when MS had his Pacific on?
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