OrlanisWorks
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Did she have a responsibility/obligation to 911? A guy is overdosing, aren't you pretty much required to call the emergency line?
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Google exec murdered by expensive prostitute
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AAAnonymous
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You gotta understand that executives are family men with a great sense of humor and a penchant for impulse buys. More than anything else they enjoy spending family time at home and on a boat.
AuthenticM
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And I thought hiring escorts was safer than your cheap street hookers.
provided you're not regularly having them inject you with heroin and then riding you like a hobby horse for an hour.
I'm assuming the sex was unprotected, of course.
IncandescentPrecept
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He will be remembered as a family man? Really?
FullMetaltech
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Who knows. Maybe the wife was in on it too. Probably told her shes get a ton of money if they made it look he OD'ed. Just my crazy theory but most of these type stories start up like this honestly.
she's that less a victim if he was paying a high price.
~Devil Trigger~
In favor of setting Muslim women on fire
white guys with suits take the most drugs
Escape Goat
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If she caused it then she has a responsibility to provide aid. But I am not a lawyer in real life, just on the internet.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duty_to_rescue
This is what being an exec means in most cases. Its more than likely in the prenup with his wife that its allowed. Having vast amounts of money makes people live very, very different lives.
GungHo
Single-handedly caused Exxon-Mobil to sue FOX, start World War 3
He's hanging out on his boat with an overnight hooker. It's not like he went the easy way and spent an hour at the Red Roof Inn. He broke the ridiculousness scale a while back.
I find their willingness to watch me die is basically along an inverse bell curve for how much I pay them.
The expensive ones don't always look like the expensive ones. It's not like there's some kind of USDA standard on their attractiveness and services rendered. She went after the right clientele who were willing to pay crazy money to have a fantasy. The demand curve is essentially "cash the wife won't miss" and "opportunity".
If the gun blew up in his face due to malfunction, yeah, probably.
I don't think this guy took drugs to kill himself.
GungHo
Single-handedly caused Exxon-Mobil to sue FOX, start World War 3
I feel sorry for his wife and kids. No matter what the "happiness level" they were really at... no one should have to read that shit in the paper about their dad.
Omegasquash
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The bolded is a bit hyperbolic, but I share your sentiment, to some degree.
I mean, if she did it, I would want her to face charges. But if she was just there, and his regular girl doing their regular routine and shit went bad, I think murder is a lot. I wouldn't put it past them to be extra vindictive just because he's a Google millionaire and they have to worry about appearances.
Not even kidding: stuff like this convinces me we need to raise taxes on rich people
5 kids and he's blowing money on prostitutes, heroin and boats.
You two could probably command pretty high prices as prostitutes yourselves; so much control over your anuses that you can make them talk!
ReturnOfTheRAT
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Put in that work and get a sugar daddy. It makes the world go round. She doesn't look expensive and drugs are a stupid way to lose your life. Shame to his family name.
Why do you think people get rich? To have 5 kids and a wife? Or to have a 50 foot yacht, young mistresses, and drugs and whatever else you want to play with?
i'd be Angela Merkel's high priced massage boy.
Sho_Nuff82
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I read over the story with a fine tooth comb, but you know what I'm not seeing? Murder.
He willfully took an illegal narcotic. She's guilty of providing said drugs, and maybe she could have done more, but she's not a doctor and she may have thought he was just having a bad trip. She was probably thinking like Vincent Vega in Pulp Fiction - "if I take this guy to a hospital, when he wakes up he's going to be a lot more pissed at me and I'm going to be in a lot more trouble than if he wakes up in a pile of vomit."
He would have likely been fired and she would have been arrested anyway. I don't see how sending her to life in prison is a just punishment for his actions of soliciting illegal drugs and prostitution.
Of course, and they will play up the family man image at every opportunity, while the reality is there for anyone who bothers to look.
I thought being rich would be more fun than that, my dreams are shattered
Heroin is back thanks to the rise of easily obtainable prescription painkillers. It's basically the next step up in a similar high.
I don't think we're supposed to feel sorry for him, I just think it's disappointing that our laws create a possibility where someone can't get help. If some dude wants to get high with the company of a woman, let him, it shouldn't be such are serious crime where you're afraid of calling for help.
spookyfish
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Redundant.
Where I live, you can get a better looking prostitute for 1/10th of that price.
Valkyr Junkie
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Escape Goat
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Lucky Forward
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That's some Wolf of Wall Street shit there.
GungHo
Single-handedly caused Exxon-Mobil to sue FOX, start World War 3
He picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue.
hydragonwarrior
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Seems the most likely. And in many cases, I can see him being a family man when he was at home with his family and not on these lavish trips of his.
Drugs and rich people is pretty damn common tho.
entremet
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People are more than the skeletons in their closets.
ChainedMaster
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This isn't proof he shouldn't be considered a family man. Maybe he treated his family well. Maybe his wife was okay with him banging hookers. Just sayin
Liu Kang Baking A Pie
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She's just your standard white lady into horror and goth shit. She had a sense of humor about it until this happened, I'm sure.
IISANDERII
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Nice, would pay thousands and take bad heroine.
DoktorEvil
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Apparently only poor or middle class people are capable of love?
I donno. It doesn't make sense to me either.
But do you get rich to love? what's the "ugh" for?
Yoda
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If that last part of the article is true in conjunction with her victim being rich the courts are going to hand her a pretty hefty prison sentence. She will have a hard-time convincing a jury she was victimized prostitute.
Foxy Fox 39
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Ummmm...no it's not. She injected him. She watched him as he suffered from the overdose and she left. I'd say that's murder.
You'd say it was murder, but that's just your opinion. And it may be a judge's legal opinion, and a municipality's civic opinion. But is it right?
i'm not playing devils advocate here, I'd rather play Risk of Rain (tm). I think saying she "murdered" him is going too far.
I don't blame anyone for anything. There's nothing wrong with using heroin or engaging in prostitution, save for the legal classications of both and the laws against them. But morally. However, murder is a moral act, and an active one at that.
I would say he is responsible and she also bears responsibility but for murder? I, again, think it's just too nice and clean cut. transgression, punishment, nice and neat, and it's bullshit.
i'm not playing devils advocate here, I'd rather play Risk of Rain (tm). I think saying she "murdered" him is going too far.
I don't blame anyone for anything. There's nothing wrong with using heroin or engaging in prostitution, save for the legal classications of both and the laws against them. But morally. However, murder is a moral act, and an active one at that.
I would say he is responsible and she also bears responsibility but for murder? I, again, think it's just too nice and clean cut. transgression, punishment, nice and neat, and it's bullshit.
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