Odell Thurman sentenced Friday - Sunday, He breaks the law again - New England Patriots Forums

PATRIOTSFANINPA · 06-05-2007, 03:25 PM

Looks like the Bengals players have yet to listen to Goodell's player policy yet.

Odell just gets his sentense for one crime,Then goes to a party 2 days later and beats the ***** out of a guy apparently much smaller than him for another gash to his quickly failing career.

http://www.withleather.com/post.phtml?pk=3032

PatsChick87 · 06-05-2007, 03:29 PM

Something looks weird about that pic of the vic's face. Almost looks like a cartoon? Well, I guess they didn't get the guy into rehab fast enough!

***mgcolby*** · 06-05-2007, 03:51 PM

here is my favorite part:

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Originally Posted by withleather.com

UPDATE: I just got off the phone with the host of the party. Although he was upstairs when the fight began, he corroborated the story above. And to be fair to Thurman, it appears that he returned with guns and friends with guns only after people at the party pulled guns on him.

How about not going back at all?

I'm not sure which is dumber going back to the house with guns or having a blogger trying to justify the actions?

Some people are amazingly stupid!

PATRIOTSFANINPA · 06-05-2007, 03:53 PM

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Originally Posted by mgcolby

here is my favorite part:

How about not going back at all?
Some people are amazingly stupid!

I think the scumiest thing about this is Thurman tried to pay off the guy he beat up.

Its good to know that not everyone has a price and can be bought and that some people prefer justice over cash via blackmail

***mgcolby*** · 06-05-2007, 04:00 PM

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Originally Posted by PATRIOTSFANINPA

I think the scumiest thing about this is Thurman tried to pay off the guy he beat up.

Its good to know that not everyone has a price and can be bought and that some people prefer justice over cash via blackmail

Yup, but I will wait to see how the victim handles the situation. Who's to say that if Thurman is found guilty the guy doesn't sue him in civil court for damages? In that case he would get justice and his money.