Aren't they all in on the conspiracy though? That's the theory. Lucky is the one standout who isn't in the house and who doesn't agree to the story they all concocted. Lucky who can't see a basketball goal to avoid hitting it.
You want me to address the people's testimony that you don't trust? What sense does that make? They're lying anyway in your theory. Lucky hit a big ass basketball goal, yet he should have seen a body wearing dark clothes a distance from the road in the dark. Why trust that so implicitly?
Those 10 are in on the conspiracy in your theory, so why should anyone trust their testimony and why would you?
So if the body isn't there when Lucky goes by, obviously the inference is that JOK's still inside the house, so anyone inside the house's opinion of what they saw shouldn't matter because they're all "in on it" at that point. The question is, would Lucky have necessarily seen the body? If your answer is "absolutely yes," then he's still in the house. Why do you trust Lucky's eyesight so implicitly when he didn't see a basketball goal and subsequently hit it with his plow truck?
I made a statement about Lucky's purported vision and you responded. How did he not see a basketball goal, but we're expected to believe he would have definitely seen a man in dark clothes laying on a lawn? I'm not answering "yeah but what about" questions; I'm addressing my statement.
You're changing the subject. I'm referring to Lucky because so many people seem to believe there's no way he didn't see a body. They're wearing "In Lucky We Trust" shirts in Dedham. Yet he hit a basketball goal without seeing it, an item that should be hard not to see.
A basketball goal is considerably taller and larger than a man. He hit it with his truck, unintentionally. Did he not see it, and if not, why?
Lucky also didn't see a basketball goal that he ended up striking. I don't put the most credence in Lucky's vision.
"Resting Bitch Face" is usually what that means.
Bro doesn't really need promotion at this point and has dogged huge companies in the past. He's continually critical of Apple. Probably just didn't want to be rude when they granted him an interview.
Never underestimate the power of la chancla.
It was like 25 minutes after she dropped him off there.
At 1 am? I'm not that rude unless it was an emergency.
I mean these guys weren't college types, so the joined the union. I know a current 19 year-old who's being courted by three different unions offering actual signing bonuses to become an apprentice. Maybe it's just the part of the country I'm in (unions are strong here), but prospects are pretty good if you're young and able-bodied and semi-intelligent. Agreed though, you have to show up consistently and sober.
They lobbied so that the only disposables on the market legally are theirs, due to regulations that require very expensive testing that's only affordable if you're a huge tobacco company. Thankfully there's a huge black market to keep people off cigarettes, but they're doing their best to end that.
That's pretty surprising to me. I know a bunch of guys who are in a construction union and they're all in their 30s making $80K a year and looking at retiring at 48-50 years old, once their 30 is up, with a nice pension and health care. Not one of them has a small house or older car, and they buy all the toys they like (new trucks, jetskis, bass boats, nice mower, etc.).
Moist Esports had the US immigration system deny allowing their Apex team into the US from Australia to play in a major tournament. After months of their lawyers arguing with US immigration, the lawyers ended up saying they believe the agent in charge of their case just didn't like the name and kept doubting their legitimacy.
I ended up setting up a Jellyfin server. It does a great job of organization and it's available anywhere, and the web interface is pretty great. For a local-only collection though, Doppler is great.
I've wondered if she uses navigation in that Lexus. If so, tapping "John's House" on your navigation gets you the route in a couple seconds.
None of those would be posting on reddit looking for people to interview.
It's been posted here at least a dozen times.
Jen, Kerry, a firefighter and an EMT. That's four people. Both Jen and Kerry testified to the broken taillight as well.
With the jury deadlocked, the judge has declared a mistrial in Karen Read case
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