[quote]simon-hecubus wrote:
“Why are there people like Frank? Why is there so much trouble in this world?!”
[Name that movie…][/quote]
“She wore Blueee Velvet…”
If you’ve seen that Orbitz gum commercial with Snoop Dogg, you have an idea of what Lay’s up to these days.
G.W’s buddy ‘Kenny Boy’ will raise no more funds for the Republican Party.
[quote]Panther1015 wrote:
If you’ve seen that Orbitz gum commercial with Snoop Dogg, you have an idea of what Lay’s up to these days.[/quote]
Smokin’ Chronic while sippin’ on Gin and Juice?
[quote]TornadoTommy wrote:
Mufasa wrote:
Tornado:
“Hard” time for a lot of these guys is wearing gray shirts and pants with no tie; drinking domestic champagne instead of imported; and having to walk the golf course instead of having a cart.
Lay wasn’t going to San Quintin.
Mufasa
Mufasa, you hit the nail on the head, but if he knew without a doubt he’d be in general pop. at someplace besides a “country club” prison, he’d think twice before pillaging people’s life savings. If it were you or me, our asses would have been sold for a carton of Marlboros before we even arrived.[/quote]
Yeah, he wasn’t going to a federal pound me in the ass prison.
How is it that his autopsy was already conducted and ruled out foul play yet other autopsys take weeks, like the kid that was killed by the cops in the “bootcamp.” “Its going to take up to 2 weeks to conduct the autopsy.”
[quote]PGA200X wrote:
How is it that his autopsy was already conducted and ruled out foul play yet other autopsys take weeks, like the kid that was killed by the cops in the “bootcamp.” “Its going to take up to 2 weeks to conduct the autopsy.”[/quote]
Money makes things happen. This shouldnt be news to anyone.
[quote]Professor X wrote:
Panther1015 wrote:
If you’ve seen that Orbitz gum commercial with Snoop Dogg, you have an idea of what Lay’s up to these days.
Smokin’ Chronic while sippin’ on Gin and Juice?[/quote]
Well, he did have his mind on the money and his money on his mind…
This is going to sound foolish, but was he that bad? I missed out on all the Enron scam when it was occurring.
[quote]Professor X wrote:
Panther1015 wrote:
If you’ve seen that Orbitz gum commercial with Snoop Dogg, you have an idea of what Lay’s up to these days.
Smokin’ Chronic while sippin’ on Gin and Juice?[/quote]
good game. pass the b to kenny bitch, he’s up.
[quote]EmperialChina wrote:
This is going to sound foolish, but was he that bad? I missed out on all the Enron scam when it was occurring.[/quote]
I am going to be meeting with one of the Jurors from the trial tomorrow. I will let you know. From what I have heard a lot about his personality and what he did came out in the trial.
[quote]Kayrob wrote:
I am going to be meeting with one of the Jurors from the trial tomorrow. I will let you know. From what I have heard a lot about his personality and what he did came out in the trial.[/quote]
I will be interested to hear about this.
[quote]TDog305 wrote:
Kayrob wrote:
I am going to be meeting with one of the Jurors from the trial tomorrow. I will let you know. From what I have heard a lot about his personality and what he did came out in the trial.
I will be interested to hear about this.[/quote]
If you have any questions you would like me to ask him, feel free to post them and I will see what I can do.
http://www.sptimes.com/2006/07/07/Business/Lay_s_death_may_void_.shtml
The bastard might get off, after all. And his family might be able to keep the shit he stole.
[quote]Donut62 wrote:
http://www.sptimes.com/2006/07/07/Business/Lay_s_death_may_void_.shtml
The bastard might get off, after all. And his family might be able to keep the shit he stole.[/quote]
The conviction will get erased because he died before having a chance to appeal his conviction, it basically becomes the same as if he died before the trial began. All this means is that without a conviction the government cannot take his assets via forfeiture. This DOES NOT exempt his assets from the inevitable civil suits.
His family will be well off with a homestead exemption, any pensions that can’t be touched, and any life insurance.
[quote]Beowulf67 wrote:
Professor X wrote:
Panther1015 wrote:
If you’ve seen that Orbitz gum commercial with Snoop Dogg, you have an idea of what Lay’s up to these days.
Smokin’ Chronic while sippin’ on Gin and Juice?
Well, he did have his mind on the money and his money on his mind…[/quote]
Say what you want but if he really killed himself to leave his hard-earned money to his family he was an OG to the end…
[quote]orion wrote:
Beowulf67 wrote:
Professor X wrote:
Panther1015 wrote:
If you’ve seen that Orbitz gum commercial with Snoop Dogg, you have an idea of what Lay’s up to these days.
Smokin’ Chronic while sippin’ on Gin and Juice?
Well, he did have his mind on the money and his money on his mind…
Say what you want but if he really killed himself to leave his hard-earned money to his family he was an OG to the end…[/quote]
Kind of like Frank Pentangeli!
[quote]Kayrob wrote:
Donut62 wrote:
http://www.sptimes.com/2006/07/07/Business/Lay_s_death_may_void_.shtml
The bastard might get off, after all. And his family might be able to keep the shit he stole.
The conviction will get erased because he died before having a chance to appeal his conviction, it basically becomes the same as if he died before the trial began. All this means is that without a conviction the government cannot take his assets via forfeiture. This DOES NOT exempt his assets from the inevitable civil suits.
His family will be well off with a homestead exemption, any pensions that can’t be touched, and any life insurance.[/quote]
OMG… Kenny killed Kenny! That Bastard!