'Dog' Chapman Gets Day In Mexican Court

NBC4 ^ | 12-4-2006 | NBC4

[wideawake]

Chapman captured Luster on June 18, 2003.

Dog The Bounty Hunter premiered on A&E August 30, 2004.

[marshmallow]

Money will solve this....as it solves most things in Mexico.

The right bung in the right greasy palms.

Case closed.

[DustyMoment]

You think they'll really extradite him?

See Gonzalez, Elian.

Bush will extradite Dog in a heartbeat in order to maintain friendly relations with the chief source of his invading army of slaves.

[ConservativeMan55]

bttt

[Dr.Zoidberg]

You think they'll really extradite him?

Yes.

If for no other reason than to show America's faith in the justice system of our "friends" and "allies" to the south.

How can they refuse?

[TheKidster]

Our government can't be stupid enough to actually honor Mexico's little rigged, corrupt justice system, can it?

Of course it can. We already let them dictate how we conduct our borders and allow them more influence over immigration policy than the voting citizens in the USA.

[1rudeboy]

Proving that all threads lead to illegal immigration, and ultimately to Elian Gonzalez.

[taxcontrol]

I find it absolutely asinine that the US Courts would allow the extradition since "Dog" was acting as an agent of the courts.

[Southerngl]

Mexico harbors an American felon rapist and demands America send back an American Citizen for a misdemeanor of catching said rapist in the first place. And America will continue the a&&kissing of Mexico while Mexico flips it's finger at America.

When will we learn?

[Howard Jarvis Admirer]

LOL! What do the Mexicans have on Bush? Incriminating photos from his party days or what? There must be some reason he rolls over and barks for the Mexican government on command.

[subterfuge]

Sorry, but you are mis-informed. The capture of Luster came first, and then the show.

No, I misspoke maybe. My point is that the arrest, which NO ONE really heard about until the last 3 or 4 months DID NOT "catapult" him to fame. His show has been ongoing for at least the last 3 years. Go back and look at the timeline. He wasn't targeted by the Mexican govt for extradition UNTIL he got his show and some money.

[subterfuge]

See post 31.

[sissyjane]

Well, I live in California. The scene of Luster's horrendous crimes. Do you know that he was convicted of 174 rapes? He drugged his victims, and filmed the attacks. I learned of the capture by the Chapman's when it happened.

It certainly did catapault him to fame. Perhaps you weren't paying attention.

[DenverGal]

No way they send him back...I hope. I find "Dog" most interesting

[subterfuge]

Dog The Bounty Hunter premiered on A&E August 30, 2004.

My point is, that the arrest in Mexico didn't "catapult" him to fame. When did you first hear about the arrest? I've watched some of Dog's shows for the last 2 years and I never heard about the Mex arrest until a few months ago.

IOW, he was famous BEFORE the arrest came to light and he is being pursued now because of the fame he garnered since, not because of it.

[Dr.Zoidberg]

What do the Mexicans have on Bush? Incriminating photos from his party days or what? There must be some reason he rolls over and barks for the Mexican government on command.

I've had occasion to wonder the very same thing.

I however have come to understand it's all about profit. As long as slave labor is needed to fuel the bottom line of so many American companies, pandering to mexico is the order of the day.

[doorgunner69]

I hope. I find "Dog" most interesting

He is a cool guy, works out at the same gym that I go to. You certainly would not want to mess with him.

He does look like he is carrying a heavy burden lately, stays to himself. This is really dragging him down.

[wideawake]

he was famous BEFORE the arrest came to light

He was famous because he arrested Luster.

The Luster case was closely followed in CA and was on the news all the time.

he became a celebrity because he brought Luster in and his flamboyant personality and entertaining interviews on the news got reality show execs interested in offering him a series.

[subterfuge]

Well, I live in California. The scene of Luster's horrendous crimes. Do you know that he was convicted of 174 rapes? He drugged his victims, and filmed the attacks. I learned of the capture by the Chapman's when it happened.

It certainly did catapault him to fame. Perhaps you weren't paying attention.

Really? So a man was convicted of 174 rapes and you thought, "wow, that Dog Chapman is something else?" Do you always think first of the super law enforcement/bounty hunters first when horrendous people are caught? That is strange. So tell me, who captured that Ramirez guy that was a serial killer out there? Is he/she famous too now? No? Why not? Maybe because he didn't have his own TV show? If you don't know, I guess you weren't paying attention.

And guess what else? Maybe YOU weren't paying attention, but not everybody gives a big rat's ass what goes on in California.