[Richard Kimball]

Re: Ray Lewis. Yeah, the basics of the case were that Lewis and two other guys, Reginald Lewis and Joseph Sweeting, were involved with a fight in which Jacinth Baker, 21, and Richard Lollar, 24, died from stab wounds. Prosecution was able to prove that Lewis and his companions had purchased knives prior to the incident, able to place them at the incident, and able to prove that Lewis lied to investigators. However, they could not prove which of the three committed the murders.

Lewis was originally charged with murder. He plea bargained down to obstruction of justice, as it was clear he had destroyed evidence and lied to police. He testified against his friends, but they were also acquitted. No one else has been charged.

Re: Colts and Ravens: The team that sneaked out of Baltimore playing the team that sneaked into Baltimore.

[the OlLine Rebel]

a) The people supposed to testify against Lewis kept changing their stories.

b) Re: Colts and Ravens: The team that sneaked out of Baltimore playing the team that sneaked into Baltimore.

The Browns did NOT SNEAK anywhere. It was publicly announced they were leaving in November, and the season played out. The Colts is a different story.