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[Thiefery]

Actually I think a lack of charges means a good bit, but that doesnt mean they wont do so at some point soon. According to the info i posted they cannot find a timeline that could show Miller intended to be a part of the altercation, Nor texts that show he even knew what was going on. He was simply going back to pick up Miles as he had stated in his text message to him.

Impeccable timing huh?

 

[BandwagonBo2]

Impeccable timing huh?

If you knew more about it, you would know he was always going to go back and pick him up. He was doing other things that night and had dropped off him off with the knowledge he would be back to get him. Bars close at a certain time and he showed up about 15 minutes before closing if memory serves me.

 

[Mofo]

I have once or twice, but I shoot with the person I loaned the gun out to, and he is law enforcement and asked to use it on a gun range he shoots at once in a while.

Good for you. And I'm sure you realized every time, that you bore some liability for the gun, having loaned it to somebody outside your supervision. It's part of why I never lend guns out, and even when I shoot at the range, only friends and family (that I trust) get to handle any of mine. I once had some fed cadet come up to me and drool over my new HK and ask to shoot it. He had his laminated card and the haircut, no reason not to trust that's who he was. But I said, sorry, no- I don't do that.

Asshole 1 is Miles. I don't really know who Davis is other than someone that Miles knew. Not sure who you are classifying as asshole 2.

Asshole #1 is Davis. His teammate, the guy who who had Miller give him his gun, is this guy, Miles. HE is Asshole #2:

I'm not sure why you're bending over backwards to defend these assholes. Unless you want to go with the crazy story that Miles snuck the gun into Miller's car without his knowledge -- and then hand-delivered it to him when asked, just before a gunfight over a girl's number.

 

[Wild Turkey]

So you dont have a source for your post? I asked you for the source of the article you posted. Man up and give the source. I will post every source of information I posted today if you would like. Fact is, until a DA charges Miller, there will be nothing for me to defend or not defend. He was in the wrong place at the wrong time associating with a bad actor who had already been let go from the team prior to this happening.

It was an email sent out to a group that I am not going to give you access to.

Here is the thing you can feel free to check the Alabama law yourself because that former DA is right on target and the judge also has the ability to issue an arrest warrant if he comes across evidence or testimony of an illegal crime during a grand jury or trial.

But let’s be honest here you are deflecting like a motherfucker and planting a flag on a hill of shit.

With every post you make you just verify my position that have no scruples.

Notice no other Bammer is on this thread defending this scumbag as they obviously have more sense and don’t want any part of this.

You would be better off just shutting up because right now you just look like a major douche with no morals.

 

[Blackshirts BLVD]

Just happened to return right when needed, just happened to park where he did, never talked to the guy rummaging through his jeep...

Say this and people like it, but if I make a few changes...

Just happened to happen in the middle of the night, just happened to all be votes for Biden,

People just lose their minds.

 

[BandwagonBo2]

It was an email sent out to a group that I am not going to give you access to.

Here is the thing you can feel free to check the Alabama law yourself because that former DA is right on target and the judge also has the ability to issue an arrest warrant if he comes across evidence or testimony of an illegal crime during a grand jury or trial.

But let’s be honest here you are deflecting like a motherfucker and planting a flag on a hill of shit.

With every post you make you just verify my position that have no scruples.

Notice no other Bammer is on this thread defending this scumbag as they obviously have more sense and don’t want any part of this.

You would be better off just shutting up because right now you just look like a major douche with no morals.

I checked the law. Its funny you have no actual source, its imaginary, like the alleged breaking of a law you perceive.

If you notice, I dont go with the flow. I am not a shirt tail follower like you are, needing others to validate my thoughts daily. I will still be standing here in months when nothing comes of your thoughts on this. They will never file charges on this kid, and you are giving yourself an out with your 'They would be foolish to bring light to the cover up' talk.

 

[BandwagonBo2]

Good for you. And I'm sure you realized every time, that you bore some liability for the gun, having loaned it to somebody outside your supervision. It's part of why I never lend guns out, and even when I shoot at the range, only friends and family (that I trust) get to handle any of mine. I once had some fed cadet come up to me and drool over my new HK and ask to shoot it. He had his laminated card and the haircut, no reason not to trust that's who he was. But I said, sorry, no- I don't do that.

Asshole #1 is Davis. His teammate, the guy who who had Miller give him his gun, is this guy, Miles. HE is Asshole #2:

I'm not sure why you're bending over backwards to defend these assholes. Unless you want to go with the crazy story that Miles snuck the gun into Miller's car without his knowledge -- and then hand-delivered it to him when asked, just before a gunfight over a girl's number.

Sorry, but the one you circled in Miles, not Davis. Davis is not connected to the University of Alabama and was only an acquaintance of Darius Miles. Miller was only involved via a ride to the location earlier in the evening, for Miles, and he was coming back to pick him up later in the evening. I am not bending over backwards to defend anyone except Miller as I dont think he intended what happened to happen. He was not there that evening, and had only just returned when it happened, after Miles and Davis retrieved the gun from the backseat of Millers car.

I am not defending Miles not Davis. They should be tried and convicted of murder and if its a capital murder charge, put to death for their actions. Miller, IMO, is not guilty of anything other than bad judgement on that evening.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

Sorry, but the one you circled in Miles, not Davis. Davis is not connected to the University of Alabama and was only an acquaintance of Darius Miles. Miller was only involved via a ride to the location earlier in the evening, for Miles, and he was coming back to pick him up later in the evening. I am not bending over backwards to defend anyone except Miller as I dont think he intended what happened to happen. He was not there that evening, and had only just returned when it happened, after Miles and Davis retrieved the gun from the backseat of Millers car.

I am not defending Miles not Davis. They should be tried and convicted of murder and if its a capital murder charge, put to death for their actions. Miller, IMO, is not guilty of anything other than bad judgement on that evening.

Having bad judgment that results in someone's murder is hardly a reason to remain on the team

 

[Mofo]

Sorry, but the one you circled in Miles, not Davis. Davis is not connected to the University of Alabama and was only an acquaintance of Darius Miles. Miller was only involved via a ride to the location earlier in the evening, for Miles, and he was coming back to pick him up later in the evening. I am not bending over backwards to defend anyone except Miller as I dont think he intended what happened to happen. He was not there that evening, and had only just returned when it happened, after Miles and Davis retrieved the gun from the backseat of Millers car.

I am not defending Miles not Davis. They should be tried and convicted of murder and if its a capital murder charge, put to death for their actions. Miller, IMO, is not guilty of anything other than bad judgement on that evening.

What... the fuck? WHEN did I ever say Davis was connected to Alabama?! All three of the assholes were there and participated in the shooting.

Asshole #1 - Davis: buddy of Miles, used Miles's gun to shoot a girl in the face, because she wouldn't give her number to him

Asshole #2 - Miles: link between the shooter and Miller. He called and specifically asked for his gun, which Miller claims he didn't know Miles had left in his car.

Asshole #3 - Miller: teammate of Miles, dropped him off at the club, and in the middle of picking him up, was told to bring him his gun... which surprisingly, it turned out Miles had stashed in his car(?). "Was not there that evening, and had only just returned when it happened" ? How about, his car took two bullets!? The dueling narratives of Miller's-car-blocked-in-Harris's versus Harris-pulled-up-in-back-of-Miller's-immediately cannot be reconciled, until you remember that Miles had enough time to get his gun and fire the fatal shots.

It's a shitty story, and the coach should've known & acted better. Obviously, Miles knew the club was dangerous and wanted his gun near, just in case. Miller apparently went hours between innocently ferrying multiple groups of friends, having a quiet dinner alone at a restaurant and what- meditation in the Christian Science Reading Room, and doesn't know what's going on in his own car? But of course, all this revolves around pretending there aren't text messages from Miles specifically telling him to bring him his gun.

It's difficult to see the difference between Miles and Miller. Both men were responsible for putting the gun in the killer's hand. If Miller's not an accessory to murder, then he's a victim, and he should be filing charges against Harris's boyfriend and Davis.

 

[Wild Turkey]

I checked the law. Its funny you have no actual source, its imaginary, like the alleged breaking of a law you perceive.

If you notice, I dont go with the flow. I am not a shirt tail follower like you are, needing others to validate my thoughts daily. I will still be standing here in months when nothing comes of your thoughts on this. They will never file charges on this kid, and you are giving yourself an out with your 'They would be foolish to bring light to the cover up' talk.

They are never going to bring charges because it’s the biggest star basketball player in Alabama history and it’s a Tuscaloosa DA.

Quit pretending you know the law when you actually don’t. If you knew shit then you would know the DA has complete discretion on if he charges the kid or not and it would be political suicide for him to do so.

You could not be more wrong in your BS.

 

[Wild Turkey]

Parents Of Tuscaloosa Mother Murdered By Alabama Basketball Player Darius Miles: ‘It’s Unimaginable’ They Let Brandon Miller Play

Wednesday night's game wasn't just a display of top NBA prospect Brandon Miller's play. It was also a bitter reminder for the family of slain 23-year-old Jamea Jonae Harris.

www.outkick.com

“It’s just unimaginable, and it’s like his life is just going on,” Cotton said on Thursday. “He took a brief pause and it didn’t stop. It’s like, OK, slap on the wrist and go play ball.”

Cotton added, “They’re worried about his career, but what about this 5-year-old boy (Harris’ son, Kaine)? He’s the true victim in all this. He won’t have a mother anymore to influence his growing up and who he’s going to be.”


@BandwagonBo2 I hope you get the opportunity to tell that 5-year old little boy of how great a player Miller is and how you’re convinced he was not an accessory to the murder of his mother.

 

[fordman84]

Actually I think a lack of charges means a good bit, but that doesnt mean they wont do so at some point soon. According to the info i posted they cannot find a timeline that could show Miller intended to be a part of the altercation, Nor texts that show he even knew what was going on. He was simply going back to pick up Miles as he had stated in his text message to him.

You haven't heard anything from the prosecution about "unable to find a timeline". The only one talking is the defense attorney, because they are the only ones that can talk.

 

[fordman84]

He wasnt the star when this happened. He was budding, but Miles had some promise as well, though he had not played much due to an injury and personal problems. I have followed this pretty close and from law enforcement so far in T-town, Miller has cooperated fully and is not a suspect or suspected of anything at this time. If he was, the University would sit him most likely until its cleared up.

this is when I knew @BandwagonBo2 was a water-carrying apologist that is going to twist anything he can in order to defend Bama. When you have a 5 star recruit who was the #9 ranked prospect, McDonalds all American, and projected to be a one-and-done lotto pick on your team and you claim "he wasn't a star" then you have lost any and all credibility.

Bama was hoping this would all stay a little local issue. They tried to claim Miles wasn't with the team directly after the shooting because of "an injury". Then police records were reported on and he was dismissed from the team. Now they are doing all they can to protect the best player to suit up for Tide basketball. Last thing that school needs is someone making shit up to white-knight for them, but I guess everyone needs a hobby.

 

[WhosYourDawggy]

Parents Of Tuscaloosa Mother Murdered By Alabama Basketball Player Darius Miles: ‘It’s Unimaginable’ They Let Brandon Miller Play

Wednesday night's game wasn't just a display of top NBA prospect Brandon Miller's play. It was also a bitter reminder for the family of slain 23-year-old Jamea Jonae Harris.

www.outkick.com

“It’s just unimaginable, and it’s like his life is just going on,” Cotton said on Thursday. “He took a brief pause and it didn’t stop. It’s like, OK, slap on the wrist and go play ball.”

Cotton added, “They’re worried about his career, but what about this 5-year-old boy (Harris’ son, Kaine)? He’s the true victim in all this. He won’t have a mother anymore to influence his growing up and who he’s going to be.”


@BandwagonBo2 I hope you get the opportunity to tell that 5-year old little boy of how great a player Miller is and how you’re convinced he was not an accessory to the murder of his mother.

These people aren't thinking this through. They should want him to be a top 5 in the draft. They will then sue him in a civil suit and win millions or get a multi-million dollar settlement. That 5 year old boy's best future is in the Miller's future. Put him in jail, or get him charged, and that kids meal ticket is gone.

I don't have a dog in the hunt, but it seems both sides are a little right and a little wrong.

- A bunch of people from the get-go have been making all sorts of statements and judgments on incomplete facts. They have changed a fair amount since day 1. And more will get revealed as the case progresses. Why is that? Because you hate Bama?

- A follow-up to the point above is that there appears to be video of everything that Miller did. For example, did he "block the street" which sounds terrible. We don't know for sure, but the police do. And having seen that video they have decided, for now, not to charge Miller. So, not only do some people not have the facts, but they are ignoring that LEO have some really good facts, it appear.

- As for imputing wrongdoing to the LEO, that's idiotic, IMO. Do LEO sometimes let Bama (and other schools) athletes skate on alcohol or weed charges? Sure, that happens ... everywhere. But when a murder is involved, don't be naïve. No LEO or judicial official is making decisions to protect a player from a murder charge because they are Bama fans.

- For those that think that Bama has done no wrong, that seems offputting to me. The coach clearly handled it horribly. The optics were bad. On the other hand, what are they supposed to do? The police aren't charging him, so for now it's bad judgment but not criminal. Sit him for a few games? Suspend him? For what? He's been cleared by the cops to the best of our knowledge, and keep in mind they know way more than we do.

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[WhosYourDawggy]

They are never going to bring charges because it’s the biggest star basketball player in Alabama history and it’s a Tuscaloosa DA.

Quit pretending you know the law when you actually don’t. If you knew shit then you would know the DA has complete discretion on if he charges the kid or not and it would be political suicide for him to do so.

You could not be more wrong in your BS.

This is stupid ... something an Auburn fan might say because he hates Bama, which I get. You seriously think that the DA is going to protect a Bama player from a murder rap? GTFOH ... DUI, smoking weed, stealing crab legs, sure. Murder, nah.

 

[Peter Gozintite]

This is stupid ... something an Auburn fan might say because he hates Bama, which I get. You seriously think that the DA is going to protect a Bama player from a murder rap? GTFOH ... DUI, smoking weed, stealing crab legs, sure. Murder, nah.

So you are trying to say there is no way a DA treats people differently for different reasons? I have seen our local DA not charge people for an assortment of reasons, and many were questionable at best. Its possible. Look how fucking blind this bama fan is to his beloved player that had no knowledge of anything, and all things pointing to involvement are easily dismissed.

Im not saying its true, Im saying its possible.

 

[Wild Turkey]

This is stupid ... something an Auburn fan might say because he hates Bama, which I get. You seriously think that the DA is going to protect a Bama player from a murder rap? GTFOH ... DUI, smoking weed, stealing crab legs, sure. Murder, nah.

I think you need to Google “University of Alabama The Machine” and learn about seedy politics have been in this state and how there is a network to manipulate shit. It ain’t all about the University either. When it comes to stuff like this especially in Tuscaloosa proper what the Machine wants it would get.

 

[TaikoTiger]

"according to the defense attorney" is the part you are missing. A lack of charges on that doesn't mean it's true, just can't be (or hasn't yet been) proven.

True. You and I and maybe even the police cannot prove either way if Miller had intent.
So he's innocent until proven guilty

 

[TaikoTiger]

Is it possible to place wagers on if charges are brought against Brandon Miller before or after April 4th?

I'll take that action

 

[BandwagonBo2]

Having bad judgment that results in someone's murder is hardly a reason to remain on the team

That is not my decision nor is it yours. There is a code of conduct at all Universities. If he is found to have breached that, or if charges are filed, then he will be released from the University. Not sure why you cannot see that.