The kind that either thinks the crime/fraud exception is at play or the kind that doesn't want to be a lawyer anymore. And in case that sounds familiar to you, the crime/fraud exception is why Trump loses legal privelage arguements on a regular basis. Because he tries to include his lawyers in his crimes.
Yup, and basically the only claims of Pauls innocence was from the family about "How he wouldn't act that way". Exactly like every single criminals parents do want to think best of their son, but it isn't always the case. I've had my own set of shitty lawyers in my past, who basically was collaborating with the prosecutor and police even when there wasn't an actual evidence of me doing literally anything illegal other than having a non-related web search history about drugs. Which is just a case of me being interested about it, and nothing else. Yet i was convicted as 16-year old, from gross-drug trafficing when some random weirdo ordered drugs in to my parents house's outside mailbox. So thanks to some random weirdo who was stalking the mailbox to order drugs without any problems, instead of him i was the only one targeted because i said i didn't know who. Because how the heck i could of known? I had nothing to do with it, and it was also my first offence with the law _EVER_ in my whole life. The way i got my lawyer was from a book that police gave to me, so they knew very damn well that he wouldn't care at all about me. These days the type of mail orders that i was convicted, has been loooong proven that anybody can do it so nobody these days gets any sentence from those if they have clean records yet i have a life long stain in my record thanks to somebody.
The newspaper thought a picture of a corpse was too gross? We see corpses on TV all day long. What’s the difference? Besides they had no qualms talking about how he was murdered.
Didn't happen to say when this case happens ? Because there wasn't time when stuff like that and the messed up stuff that they allow on TV nowadays was unheard of.
It can be too gruesome for some. And now for the respect of the deceased and such they don't show it. This can really differ based on the circumstances
The image of a corpse should not even be legally allowed unless it's authorized by their main family members. That would be perverse and disgraceful to even think about doing, otherwise!
Greed had caused him to take another’s man life. From his planning to the its execution, he was never a “dove”. And poor Paul’s life is so worthless as his killer could apply for parole after 10 years!
Does it ever say what year this happens ? Also I understand the sister being concerned about what This has done to Their mother but what I would be also worried about is what it did to her brother what actually happened to these 2 men how horrific what they were going through no matter How they may have reacted to things Their lives were taken from them In a horrible Way. It doesn't matter what walk alive you came from evil can find anyone And ruined their lives and everyone around them. It very well could have been the fact that he could not work he was in pain and possibly selling marijuana was a fast easy way to get money so he could continue to live and support himself or he could be using it for a medicinal purposes like a lot of people do for pain, And income. Looks can be deceiving and age doesn't matter when it comes to crime or murder.
@@michellekozaczok8201 what was he in TV or movies because I've never watched much TV mainly noon and nightly news if I was around the house otherwise I got the news from the radio
@@davidwoermansr He is best known for his role on "Perfect Strangers" an American sitcom in the late 80's - early 90's. He was also in a couple movies back then (Beverly Hills Cop, I think).
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I jus watch this every night on my bed. I cant take enough of this crime documentaries. Rarely do i see....crime scenes in africa. God bless america
What kind of lawyer throws their client under a bus?
The kind that either thinks the crime/fraud exception is at play or the kind that doesn't want to be a lawyer anymore.
And in case that sounds familiar to you, the crime/fraud exception is why Trump loses legal privelage arguements on a regular basis. Because he tries to include his lawyers in his crimes.
Yup, and basically the only claims of Pauls innocence was from the family about "How he wouldn't act that way". Exactly like every single criminals parents do want to think best of their son, but it isn't always the case. I've had my own set of shitty lawyers in my past, who basically was collaborating with the prosecutor and police even when there wasn't an actual evidence of me doing literally anything illegal other than having a non-related web search history about drugs. Which is just a case of me being interested about it, and nothing else. Yet i was convicted as 16-year old, from gross-drug trafficing when some random weirdo ordered drugs in to my parents house's outside mailbox.
So thanks to some random weirdo who was stalking the mailbox to order drugs without any problems, instead of him i was the only one targeted because i said i didn't know who. Because how the heck i could of known? I had nothing to do with it, and it was also my first offence with the law _EVER_ in my whole life. The way i got my lawyer was from a book that police gave to me, so they knew very damn well that he wouldn't care at all about me. These days the type of mail orders that i was convicted, has been loooong proven that anybody can do it so nobody these days gets any sentence from those if they have clean records yet i have a life long stain in my record thanks to somebody.
He had amazing eyes!
The newspaper thought a picture of a corpse was too gross? We see corpses on TV all day long. What’s the difference? Besides they had no qualms talking about how he was murdered.
Didn't happen to say when this case happens ? Because there wasn't time when stuff like that and the messed up stuff that they allow on TV nowadays was unheard of.
@@perfectlyimperfect9129 1999
Which tv channels do you watch that show corpses???
It can be too gruesome for some. And now for the respect of the deceased and such they don't show it. This can really differ based on the circumstances
This is weird but interesting
The image of a corpse should not even be legally allowed unless it's authorized by their main family members. That would be perverse and disgraceful to even think about doing, otherwise!
This was really sad. I never heard of this one, thanks!
This is what happens when marijuana is illegal....We don't have that shit where I live...no crimes related to it in any way...
Poor man. What a shame his life fell apart and his talents wasted.
Greed had caused him to take another’s man life. From his planning to the its execution, he was never a “dove”. And poor Paul’s life is so worthless as his killer could apply for parole after 10 years!
See that the girl was innocent, but the cops still said she was evasive on the phone
You can be both
And?
Does it ever say what year this happens ? Also I understand the sister being concerned about what This has done to Their mother but what I would be also worried about is what it did to her brother what actually happened to these 2 men how horrific what they were going through no matter How they may have reacted to things Their lives were taken from them In a horrible Way. It doesn't matter what walk alive you came from evil can find anyone And ruined their lives and everyone around them. It very well could have been the fact that he could not work he was in pain and possibly selling marijuana was a fast easy way to get money so he could continue to live and support himself or he could be using it for a medicinal purposes like a lot of people do for pain, And income. Looks can be deceiving and age doesn't matter when it comes to crime or murder.
1999
No one mentioned the year, but the year appeared on a receipt they showed.
I had a headache reading your comment 💀
Can't tell me we Canadians don't have an accent.......eh.
I can just by pronunciation.
EVERYONE everywhere has an accent.
What year was this? No one has talked like that since the “Soprano’s”.
1999
That reporter looks like Bronson Pinchot .....
Who's that
@@davidwoermansr An actor from the 90's (or maybe 80's). OP is not wrong, he really does look like him.
@@michellekozaczok8201 what was he in TV or movies because I've never watched much TV mainly noon and nightly news if I was around the house otherwise I got the news from the radio
@@davidwoermansr He is best known for his role on "Perfect Strangers" an American sitcom in the late 80's - early 90's. He was also in a couple movies back then (Beverly Hills Cop, I think).
@@davidwoermansr th-cam.com/video/q51APgy3asw/w-d-xo.html
17:56 .... Hahaha! Not since LED's were invented! 🙄
what is a korry?
Quarry....stone mining.
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@@amyrudolph3932 shut up.🚪👈😘
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Man I live for shit like this!!