Kaufman county DA and his wife murdered in home

[jewozzy]

ran from the police on a motorcycle, now according to these yahoo's im a regular ol tupac shakur

how'd you manage to get caught on a bike? lol

[naynay]

lol. being that i dont remember what was your deal?

ran from the police on a motorcycle, now according to these yahoo's im a regular ol tupac shakur

[jewozzy]

svo855 dont do it! you'll never live it down.. god forbid anyone get caught up in the system. these blowhards will keep that shit pinned on you for the next 15-20 even if you only did a 6 month bid.. ask me how i know.....

lol. being that i dont remember what was your deal?

[naynay]

You tongue-shoveled every stink ditch in cell block H and loved every minute of it too.

good one johnny!

[Broncojohnny]

What people are trying to say in this thread is that there is no oversight of the people who prosecute crimes in this country. It is entirely possible for a prosecutor to intentionally lock someone up for decades and not face any penalty even when they are outed. That shit needs to change.

I have no idea if the DA in question was involved in anything like this. Who knows.

[Broncojohnny]

svo855 dont do it! you'll never live it down.. god forbid anyone get caught up in the system. these blowhards will keep that shit pinned on you for the next 15-20 even if you only did a 6 month bid.. ask me how i know.....

You tongue-shoveled every stink ditch in cell block H and loved every minute of it too.

[naynay]

svo855 dont do it! you'll never live it down.. god forbid anyone get caught up in the system. these blowhards will keep that shit pinned on you for the next 15-20 even if you only did a 6 month bid.. ask me how i know.....

[mikec]

ok now the bs gauntlett has been thrown. subscribing.

[David]

you spent over $200,000 defending yourself? what type of case? I find that highly unlikely. not impossible but there had to have been one hell of a case for that ammount to be spent...

This

And can we get some cause numbers to see the feat?

[jewozzy]

Me.

you spent over $200,000 defending yourself? what type of case? I find that highly unlikely. not impossible but there had to have been one hell of a case for that ammount to be spent...

[Pooter]

Me.

Any more to that story? That's kind of a cliffhanger with no background on what happened. You cant honestly say going thru the legal system in a third world country would be better? Unless it would just be cheaper to pay them off, lol.

[svauto-erotic855]

I don't deny there are problems, but agreeing with killing people that are only "guilty" by association or the fact that they are an "official" is stupid and short sighted. That's like saying because 1 mechanic screwed someone over that they are all crooks. That's the logic I am seeing here and its stupid.

They are politicians who hold the power of life or death over you and cause an amount of harm to society that is impossible to comprehend all in the name of protecting the people whom for the most part they are harming. Fuck them all; even the "Honest" ones.

[svauto-erotic855]

Who do you know that's spent "a few hundred grand" to defend themselves?

Me.

[dcs13]

That all being said, most people in the system are a product of their own dumbass mistakes.

I will agree with that if you change the last word to CHOICES...Life's about CHOICES , some people are stupid and make poor choices. Most are lazy and make bad choices....It's not always easy to do the right thing, but it sure pays off in the long run.

[David]

Most counties DAs offices offer a diversion program that is offered for first time offenders of minor offense. If you successfully complete it your case is dismissed. Doesn't really sound like railroading.

That all being said, most people in the system are a product of their own dumbass mistakes.