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[YoungHav]

Watch Phillip Seymour Hoffa be on her client list.

 

[SnakeXs]

Yes, but dying from drug overdoses when money and access to drugs is unfettered is not exactly unusual in premise or result.

If we call her a "dealer" and "injection administrator" instead of a "prostitute" the results are pretty clear.

We'll she isn't very good at her job, now is she.

 

[Remark]

Wow.

 

[Liu Kang Baking A Pie]

Nah, let's keep talking about how much of a piece of shit the rich guy was and how it's only being prosecuted because of his money.

I feel like you've been reading something way different than me in this thread.

 

[Vyse The Legend]

We need to teach people how to shoot up heroin properly, themselves.

Sounds like he didn't do heroin. She just injected him with it to kill him, going by the story of how she potentially/allegedly killed her boyfriend.

 

[SapientWolf]

The one thing that strikes me as suspicious is the fact that someone she presumably cared about died of an overdose, and yet that didn't stop her from dosing another person only a few months later (or sooner). Doesn't an event like that tend to make you reflect on your life style? Seeing a man collapse and die didn't scare her away from dosing junk, even for a season? She must not have cared much about her "boyfriend." Or human life in general. All she cared about was getting paid.

That said, she wouldn't want mess up her own paychecks by murdering her clients, so I think the charges are appropriate.

 

[AlStrong]

We'll she isn't very good at her job, now is she.

You could say she blows at it.

 

[Tarr]

Watch Phillip Seymour Hoffa be on her client list.

I was thinking the same. Would be amazing if so.

 

[Dalauz]

http://youtu.be/r2-PJRYHx60

 

[See You Next Wednesday]

True..should have said Scroogled..

I was disappointed it took this long for Scroogled to come up.

 

[A_Gorilla]

Wow at the people still excusing her actions.

I wonder if they would be doing so if she wasn't attractive...

 

[TheRedSnifit]

You are assuming a lot of facts not in evidence here.
1) Did she know it was a lethal amount?
2) Did she know he was dying?
3) Why would she kill a paying customer?

Why presume malice when incompetence can explain things just as well.

You don't need to prove intent for second degree murder. I literally explained it in the post you quoted.

Because there's still a ton of confusion, this is what second-degree murder covers:

- An intentional murder that was not premeditated but doesn't qualify as voluntary manslaughter
OR
- An unintentional death caused either by an act intended to cause harm (like killing somebody in a barfight)
OR
- An unintentional death caused by dangerous conduct and an obvious lack of concern for human life.

This case seems to fit neatly into that third category, and it doesn't help that this is the second or third time that this has happened with her, or that she constantly talks about murdering people. Regardless, we have to assume that the police have enough evidence to show that her level of responsibility goes beyond manslaughter.

Wow at the people still excusing her actions.

I wonder if they would be doing so if she wasn't attractive...

GAF defense force for everything. It doesn't help that he's an executive, either.

 

[akira28]

a victim of her obvious black widow tendencies. yes, we're all blaming the victim. because she's dead sexy.

 

[SapientWolf]

a victim of her obvious black widow tendencies. yes, we're all blaming the victim. because she's dead sexy.

Unless the evidence shows that she dosed him with a larger than normal amount of smack I think you're jumping to conclusions.

 

[Austriacus]

I swear to god america, you got the most dumb rich people. Poor children left without their dad.

 

[DJKhaled]

Lightning doesn't strike twice.

This isn't coincidence.

yeah, it does. http://www.weatherimagery.com/blog/lightning-strike-twice/

take off that tinfoil hat, people that hang in groups like she was obviously in, it isn't uncommon for friends and partners to overdose and die.

 

[DJKhaled]

The one thing that strikes me as suspicious is the fact that someone she presumably cared about died of an overdose, and yet that didn't stop her from dosing another person only a few months later (or sooner). Doesn't an event like that tend to make you reflect on your life style? Seeing a man collapse and die didn't scare her away from dosing junk, even for a season? She must not have cared much about her "boyfriend." Or human life in general.

You must not understand how an addiction works.

 

[Pochacco]

I swear to god america, you got the most dumb rich people. Poor children left without their dad.

for what it's worth, he was a shitty dad

 

[akira28]

Unless the evidence shows that she dosed him with a larger than normal amount of smack I think you're jumping to conclusions.

not me

 

[esterk]

Holy crap I think she went to my high school.

 

[FantasticMrFoxdie]

Has this been posted?

http://www.cnn.com/2014/07/10/justice/prostitute-yacht-killing/index.html?hpt=ju_c2

This story is getting weirder. Was she some kind of sugar daddy serial killer?

I feel bad but LOL at that phone call. It was obviously her.

"My boyfriend died of an overdose!"

"Intentional or accidental?!"

*pause*

"Oh uhh..definitely accidental. Accidental."

 

[NotTheGuyYouKill]

Has this been posted?

http://www.cnn.com/2014/07/10/justice/prostitute-yacht-killing/index.html?hpt=ju_c2

This story is getting weirder. Was she some kind of sugar daddy serial killer?

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