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a murderer?   then i will have to kill you too
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Edited by
quiet_2008
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Sun 11/09/08 06:44 PM
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I have, he even took a sh!t in my beer cooler. I really don't think that counts as murder....  depends on what kind of beer it was |
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I have, he even took a sh!t in my beer cooler. I really don't think that counts as murder.... He's in prison right now for murder, as in killing a man. |
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But I don't make it a habit.
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Well i hugged him.............My DAD!
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I have, he even took a sh!t in my beer cooler. I really don't think that counts as murder.... He's in prison right now for murder, as in killing a man. OK, that's different! Sounds like a scary guy, and possibly unable to distinguish a cooler from a toilet.... |
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I have, he even took a sh!t in my beer cooler. I really don't think that counts as murder.... He's in prison right now for murder, as in killing a man. OK, that's different! Sounds like a scary guy, and possibly unable to distinguish a cooler from a toilet.... I guess I pi$$ed him off, I got off lucky. |
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I guess I pi$$ed him off, I got off lucky. Yeah, you did....! Well, at least he's out of circulation -- I would imagine for a good long time.... |
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i've shook hands and lived with an attempted murderer.. does that count?
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Yes I have and we were really good friends. Him, his wife, and me, I didn't know he was a murderer. Looking back on it he would have stuck up for me when it come to anything. I'm glad I didn't know at the time we were all hanging out.
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I have, he even took a sh!t in my beer cooler.  
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YES AND I WORK WITH ONE
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When I shook his hand, I didn't know he was a murderer. When he came to my house for Christmas dinner, I didn't know he was a murderer. When he killed my sister, I found out the hard way
 I see a lot of convicted felons at work, but, there is a window that separates me from them - no shaking hands! |
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Yep, a serial killer.......worked with him. |
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Edited by
FreeToB
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Sun 11/09/08 10:15 PM
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Yes. I rode the country in the late 80s with a brother for about 4 years who had killed some people. One in prison. Stabbed the guy 57 times. I asked him why he stabbed him so many times and he said "I was gonna stab that MF some more but my arm got tired". After I left them in N. CA, he killed another guy, got busted for it..and beat the charge. Fortunately, this guy is dead now. Single gunshot to the back of the head in Memphis. VERY dangerous guy.
I also started a brick business with an old biker friend when I was younger and he got busted for weed and they found his real identity and charged him for some old murders in Illinois. Doing 35 at FCI, Lexington right now. I never knew it. Great friend still. My cousins wife, whom I have hugged and spent many times with blew my cousin in half with a shotgun and killed him. Doing 30 at Gatesville in Texas now. And I also knew Danny Rolling growing up, although not a good friend, we had partied together a few times. Thats the guy that later killed those girls in Gainesville, FL and got executed. Wow. I never really thought about this all together but am even freaking myself out. I'm sure I know some more. Yep. Guy we used to do business with killed a brother and a Bandido together in LA. THAT should settle me ever meeting anyone on here. lol |
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if you are talking about me...those charges were dropped...they never found a body...
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YES, many..but not that I knew when I first shook their hands. And if you live long enough,,you will also.
 
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a murderer? Yes. |
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creepy topic alert!
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When I shook his hand, I didn't know he was a murderer. When he came to my house for Christmas dinner, I didn't know he was a murderer. When he killed my sister, I found out the hard way I see a lot of convicted felons at work, but, there is a window that separates me from them - no shaking hands! 
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