Gator Paroled

[MexicanSpaniard]

know after page 1 no not ever, you old farts and young dinguses go fuck yourselves

[Cool Ceith]

I snaked Gator on the spine ramp at McGill's a week or two before he did that shit

You were the proverbial straw.

[Rick_Kane]

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I snaked Gator on the spine ramp at McGill's a week or two before he did that shit

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You were the proverbial straw.

Sounds like he was more of an accomplice. Mods, keep your eye on this guy.

[Stephen's Lawyer]

dude got snaked at mcgill's, hasn't he been punished enough

[Mort Garson]

I saw a gator board in the wild the other day. Some crusty fool near Haight Ashbury. Wack.

[DarthDingusMaximus]

I saw a gator board in the wild the other day. Some crusty fool near Haight Ashbury. Wack.

I’d have focused his board and bought him a 40.

[Mort Garson]

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I saw a gator board in the wild the other day. Some crusty fool near Haight Ashbury. Wack.

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I’d have focused his board and bought him a 40.

we could've frolicked in the park listening to dystopia... missed opportunity smh

[Rick_Kane]

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I saw a gator board in the wild the other day. Some crusty fool near Haight Ashbury. Wack.

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I’d have focused his board and bought him a 40.

What's worse, riding a Gator board or hanging it on your wall? I would guess the vast majority of people buying the Vision Gator decks aren't skating them, which makes it even more creepy.

[Burt Ward]

i don't want to link to the channel because is promotes athiesm. and the narrator is smug. but yes,

GOD FORBID!

[CHONGO]

Holy shit

[ZeGerms]

“Today we are back with a special, special, special guest”

CR: Soo how did u end up in the pen?
MR: I raped and murdered...
CR: Huh!
KH: Hahahahaaaaa
Steezus: *some social media jibberish* I like candles
Rog: Back in the days....

[Highonangeldust]

[ZeGerms]

Damn, skin tone of a murderous oompa loompa

[straight fucking edge]

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Didn’t expect to come here and see police state ass fools spreading misinformation about the Central Park five. Those “confessions” were a complete farce. Those kids were coerced and scapegoated and it’s disgusting.

Not gonna get into the subject of Gator but his crimes were absolutely horrific. 

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i'm neither police state nor racist but i delved into it and came to the same conclusions that the cops did in 89. that was a horrific case 'central park jogger' as she was known wasn't expected to live. i followed the case and was shocked to hear they were 'innocent'. i watched a series that goes into detail about their guilt called 'when they rape us' but i don't want to link to the channel because is promotes athiesm. and the narrator is smug. but yes, you realize a brutal, brutal rape happened? and we know that matias reyes was one of the DNAs left inside her?
so he came along after she'd been clubbed, beaten nearly to death and possibly raped and had his way, leaving a evidence.
he never came forward til he bumped into the 5 at a prison, yrs after they'd fought during their early bid. he was now doing life for several more rapes [he'd cut the eyes out of his later victims to evade detection] so it didn't affect him to come forward and claim responsibility but it did get these guys released. and maybe they looked out for matias behind bars? no idea but they were there, they admit to violence, it's just the rape they deny. by law, if you hold a woman down or beat her insensate and a friend has intercourse, you're both guilty.

after over a decade I finally have a signature.  thank you

[lampshade]

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If he is granted parole it means he is suitable to be released.  America has such ridiculous prison sentences to begin with. Punishment is irrational. Anyone who says he should be killed, or hopes that he "got his" in prison is really no better than him.

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Have you ever watched that show, "Locked Up Abroad"?  Looks like a lot of prison systems around the world are fucked. 

Anders Behring Breivik (guy who killed 77 people) was convicted of mass murder, causing a fatal explosion, and terrorism, and he got the MAXIMUM sentence in Norway, which was only 21 years.

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Yes most developed countries have come to the conclusion that longterm prison sentences are useless. America is the anomaly, where they have no problem sentencing a youth to life without parole.

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This is a disingenuous stance to take if you're not going to point out the differences between America's prisons and Norway's prisons, of which there are many.

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It's not only Norway. Look at sentencing for comparable crimes between the USA and Canada. The USA is the only developed country hat has life without parole.

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I'm not disagreeing with you, for the record. Prison systems throughout the rest of the world focus more on rehabilitation instead of punishment, like in America. Just thought it needed to be added.

[fftc]

If he was found dead in a surf bag in the desert I for one would not shed a tear.

Fuck Gator.
Fuck Dorfman.
Fuck Select distribution.
And fuck a parole board that will say someone can be released when the DA says he's still a risk.

I'm all for rehabilitation of offenders, but not this cunt!

[ok boomer]

Rog lookin all delicate

[Sidewalk Funk.]

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Didn’t expect to come here and see police state ass fools spreading misinformation about the Central Park five. Those “confessions” were a complete farce. Those kids were coerced and scapegoated and it’s disgusting.

Not gonna get into the subject of Gator but his crimes were absolutely horrific. 

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i'm neither police state nor racist but i delved into it and came to the same conclusions that the cops did in 89. that was a horrific case 'central park jogger' as she was known wasn't expected to live. i followed the case and was shocked to hear they were 'innocent'. i watched a series that goes into detail about their guilt called 'when they rape us' but i don't want to link to the channel because is promotes athiesm. and the narrator is smug. but yes, you realize a brutal, brutal rape happened? and we know that matias reyes was one of the DNAs left inside her?
so he came along after she'd been clubbed, beaten nearly to death and possibly raped and had his way, leaving a evidence.
he never came forward til he bumped into the 5 at a prison, yrs after they'd fought during their early bid. he was now doing life for several more rapes [he'd cut the eyes out of his later victims to evade detection] so it didn't affect him to come forward and claim responsibility but it did get these guys released. and maybe they looked out for matias behind bars? no idea but they were there, they admit to violence, it's just the rape they deny. by law, if you hold a woman down or beat her insensate and a friend has intercourse, you're both guilty.

Haha you’re so certain of their guilt, but the information you keep providing as proof they’re guilty is either complete speculation or facts that aren’t even true. By the time Reyes confessed to the crime, all of the Central Park 5 except for one had already been released and out of jail for years and back to living their lives. And the one that was still in jail that Reyes ran into in prison was close to the end of his sentence anyway and soon to be released regardless of Reyes' confession.

[tortfeasor]

Damn, skin tone of a murderous oompa loompa

a lot of people who do bids get weird orange/green skin tones and strange yellow/brown colors in the whites of their eyes.  some stop growing finger nails.  the food you eat in jail is fucked up nutritionally so you get too much of some vitamins and not  nearly enough of others.  this combined with very little natural light really gives people an off look.  the florescent lighting and the terrible pale color pallets they choose dont help when someone is photos or video'd in there. even non inmates look weird on video and photo in there.

[cricketclub]

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Didn’t expect to come here and see police state ass fools spreading misinformation about the Central Park five. Those “confessions” were a complete farce. Those kids were coerced and scapegoated and it’s disgusting.

Not gonna get into the subject of Gator but his crimes were absolutely horrific. 

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i'm neither police state nor racist but i delved into it and came to the same conclusions that the cops did in 89. that was a horrific case 'central park jogger' as she was known wasn't expected to live. i followed the case and was shocked to hear they were 'innocent'. i watched a series that goes into detail about their guilt called 'when they rape us' but i don't want to link to the channel because is promotes athiesm. and the narrator is smug. but yes, you realize a brutal, brutal rape happened? and we know that matias reyes was one of the DNAs left inside her?
so he came along after she'd been clubbed, beaten nearly to death and possibly raped and had his way, leaving a evidence.
he never came forward til he bumped into the 5 at a prison, yrs after they'd fought during their early bid. he was now doing life for several more rapes [he'd cut the eyes out of his later victims to evade detection] so it didn't affect him to come forward and claim responsibility but it did get these guys released. and maybe they looked out for matias behind bars? no idea but they were there, they admit to violence, it's just the rape they deny. by law, if you hold a woman down or beat her insensate and a friend has intercourse, you're both guilty.

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Haha you’re so certain of their guilt, but the information you keep providing as proof they’re guilty is either complete speculation or facts that aren’t even true. By the time Reyes confessed to the crime, all of the Central Park 5 except for one had already been released and out of jail for years and back to living their lives. And the one that was still in jail that Reyes ran into in prison was close to the end of his sentence anyway and soon to be released regardless of Reyes' confession.

Thanks Sidewalk Funk. I just didn't have the energy to keep refuting that bullshit.

[fang]

[mattchew]

Sanch spitting heavy truths.

[no habla mango]

says here 'Reyes confessed to the crime in May 2002, their convictions were vacated in December that year. DNA evidence confirmed that Reyes raped Meili but could not confirm that he acted alone as he claimed.'
and these guys lives haven't changed at all behind his confession? a man who makes gator look like a shoplifter [matias reyes cut the eyes out of his victims that he didn't kill and raped his own mama] makes a confession and everyone runs to believe it but the kids all told detailed stories of a confession but it's 'coerced'?
it's a good narrative, blame the blacks and browns for a horrific crime committed by a single brown?
like they say, it's easier to fool people than to convince them they've been fools.
http://murderpedia.org/male.R/r/reyes-matias.htm
watch my man and see if he's not a little too detailed for making it up/coerced.

[SHIREFLIP]

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Also read that when he went to jail they found he has severe bipolar disorder. That shit is no joke.

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Someone mentioned on the Mental Illness thread there's 2 types of bipolar disorders and one is more extreme than the other.

Having schizoeffective disorder I am in type 2 category where I am quiet and reserved I'll act out in self harming ways. Then there's type 1 where that person would "snap" lose their shit in a manic episode that could really hurt someone.

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I think that was me, but what I said was that there is bipolar 1 with alternating depressive and manic states, and bipolar 2 with alternating depressive and hypomanic states. I feel the need to clarify that one is not an exaggerated form of the other, both manic and hypomanic states can be debilitating (and managed), and neither form is more or less likely to make anybody “snap.”

Now will somebody please acknowledge my question about the scent glands?

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Yeah it was you who mentioned the two different types, only reason I mentioned snapping was my bff went batshit after taking bath salts and bit a portion of my face off.

He was later diagnosed with bipolar and psychotic, as he later relapsed with his meds and tried to yank his dick off by sitting in a bathtub for 12+ hours.

This was told to me by my exgf whom is now married to him.

I have seen photos of the aftermath and know what it looks like when someone is tugging on their dick literally trying to yank his dick off it was black and blue from tip to pubic region.

Bath salts? Face biting? Dick ripping? It’s got everything!

[cricketclub]

says here 'Reyes confessed to the crime in May 2002, their convictions were vacated in December that year. DNA evidence confirmed that Reyes raped Meili but could not confirm that he acted alone as he claimed.'
and these guys lives haven't changed at all behind his confession? a man who makes gator look like a shoplifter [matias reyes cut the eyes out of his victims that he didn't kill and raped his own mama] makes a confession and everyone runs to believe it but the kids all told detailed stories of a confession but it's 'coerced'?
it's a good narrative, blame the blacks and browns for a horrific crime committed by a single brown?
like they say, it's easier to fool people than to convince them they've been fools.
http://murderpedia.org/male.R/r/reyes-matias.htm
watch my man and see if he's not a little too detailed for making it up/coerced.

Dude this is old fucking news. You obviously just want to believe those kids were guilty. Their "confessions" don't match the facts gathered by investigators and the "confessions" contradict each other. They were kids that were interrogated on and off for 14-30 hours. They made shit up.

We all agree Reyes, the guy who actually did this, was evil. That has nothing to do with the kids so I'm not sure why you keep bringing him up in association with the five. They didn't know Reyes (they didn't even all know each other smh...)

False Confessions and the Jogger Case
By Saul Kassin
Nov. 1, 2002 New York Times:
https://www.nytimes.com/2002/11/01/opinion/false-confessions-and-the-jogger-case.html

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If he is granted parole it means he is suitable to be released.  America has such ridiculous prison sentences to begin with. Punishment is irrational. Anyone who says he should be killed, or hopes that he "got his" in prison is really no better than him.

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Anders Behring Breivik (guy who killed 77 people) was convicted of mass murder, causing a fatal explosion, and terrorism, and he got the MAXIMUM sentence in Norway, which was only 21 years.

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Yes most developed countries have come to the conclusion that longterm prison sentences are useless. America is the anomaly, where they have no problem sentencing a youth to life without parole.

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This is a disingenuous stance to take if you're not going to point out the differences between America's prisons and Norway's prisons, of which there are many.

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It's not only Norway. Look at sentencing for comparable crimes between the USA and Canada. The USA is the only developed country hat has life without parole.

There all a lot of issues with all types of prison systems. Murderers that have been deemed rehabilitated go out and kill again. Some people can't be rehabilitated.

Also living in Canada there are many moments where the justice system has been way to lenient on people, such as with Karla Homolka who served 12 years, and she was someone who drugged her little sister so her BF could rape her and then proceeded to watch her suffocate to death and then continued killing.

[givecigstosurfgroms]

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If he is granted parole it means he is suitable to be released.  America has such ridiculous prison sentences to begin with. Punishment is irrational. Anyone who says he should be killed, or hopes that he "got his" in prison is really no better than him.

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Anders Behring Breivik (guy who killed 77 people) was convicted of mass murder, causing a fatal explosion, and terrorism, and he got the MAXIMUM sentence in Norway, which was only 21 years.

[close]

Yes most developed countries have come to the conclusion that longterm prison sentences are useless. America is the anomaly, where they have no problem sentencing a youth to life without parole.

[close]

This is a disingenuous stance to take if you're not going to point out the differences between America's prisons and Norway's prisons, of which there are many.

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It's not only Norway. Look at sentencing for comparable crimes between the USA and Canada. The USA is the only developed country hat has life without parole.

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There all a lot of issues with all types of prison systems. Murderers that have been deemed rehabilitated go out and kill again. Some people can't be rehabilitated.

Also living in Canada there are many moments where the justice system has been way to lenient on people, such as with Karla Homolka who served 12 years, and she was someone who drugged her little sister so her BF could rape her and then proceeded to watch her suffocate to death and then continued killing.

  Sure but the US shit is terrible.  by far the most racist sys. And since its all being privatized there, (unfortunately this will likely happen in Canada to)  the sentences being doled out are expanding steadily cause the longer you in, the more $ they make.

[rothdigga]

I snaked Gator on the spine ramp at McGill's a week or two before he did that shit

Not trying to one up that at all, just similar timeline experience.  I won a contest at Sk8 Underground in Moreno Valley that Gator judged post murder-pre turning himself in.  That was wild, like a week later my mom said "do you know who Gator is?  Apparently he just confessed to a murder".  He came up to me after the contest and he was definitely in a whole other world...

[rusty knees]

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I snaked Gator on the spine ramp at McGill's a week or two before he did that shit

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Not trying to one up that at all, just similar timeline experience.  I won a contest at Sk8 Underground in Moreno Valley that Gator judged post murder-pre turning himself in.  That was wild, like a week later my mom said "do you know who Gator is?  Apparently he just confessed to a murder".  He came up to me after the contest and he was definitely in a whole other world...

crazy you had a close interaction with him during that time.
my snake was not intentional, he was doing a run and he went off the side of the spine ramp (going towards the spine)...as he exited the ramp i took my chance, not thinking he would ride the dirt and ollie back onto the ramp. which he did to cheers from the locals..i realized this as i went over the spine, so i got off my board on the other side.

as I was standing on the platform, one of mike crum's friends came up to me and said 'you just snaked gator' I just shrugged my shoulders and didn't care much. i knew who he was but never paid too much attention to anything he did.

[shitsandwich]

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I snaked Gator on the spine ramp at McGill's a week or two before he did that shit

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Not trying to one up that at all, just similar timeline experience.  I won a contest at Sk8 Underground in Moreno Valley that Gator judged post murder-pre turning himself in.  That was wild, like a week later my mom said "do you know who Gator is?  Apparently he just confessed to a murder".  He came up to me after the contest and he was definitely in a whole other world...

Woah that's pretty crazy, what was that interaction like?