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To: DoodleDawg

What “odds” are you talking about? Jimmy the Greek’s? I am well aware of the military service of the deceased. What does that have to do with him being or not being a bad boy or a hothead? Wouldn’t it be a wonderful world if all it took was service in the military to automatically cure everyone of their personal defects!


159 posted on 01/23/2014 10:42:59 AM PST by 4Runner
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To: 4Runner
Let's get a current consensus.

Is Mr. Reeves Guilty Of 2nd Degree Murder

http://poll.pollcode.com/1881461

164 posted on 01/23/2014 10:47:18 AM PST by Justa
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To: 4Runner
What does that have to do with him being or not being a bad boy or a hothead?

In the first place, and despite your opinionated blathering, you have no more idea of what kind of guy the victim was than I do. But I would suggest that 7 years honorable military service is a good indication that someone is not a "hot-headed bad boy type who mouthed off to anyone who came across as an authority figure." Those types generally aren't successful in the military. Their careers tend to be short and less than honorable. But based on Reeves and his background, I would suspect that they would find a home in the Tampa Police Department.

Your man was the instigator of the incident. He overreacted and shot a man to death for no valid reason. He deserves everything the courts can throw at him. And if it makes his victim's widow feel better to go on "Good Morning America" and tell the world what she thinks of the colossal prick who murdered her husband then more power to her. Reeves gave her that right.

172 posted on 01/23/2014 10:53:44 AM PST by DoodleDawg
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