Powerful Globe story on Jerry Remy's son

Devil, while you are the dumbest guy on the board, that's not your biggest sin.

The fact that you are unable to laugh at yourself, or just let a funny comment go by without trying to defend yourself, is what makes you insufferable.

 

Besides, this isn't a societal problem to be concerned with. Killing a bad ref would be a public service. It's a responsibility too few are willing to accept.

It's killing a ref for no good reason we should be worried about.

 

What does killing a ref have to do with Remy's kid?

 

It's a reference to a previous thread. Devil thinks it's ok to kill a bad ref.

 

Thanks.

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/03/30/robert-richards-rape_n_5060386.html

 

Which is not what I said, but trolls don't care about that.

 

Jared pleads guilty.

http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2014/05/27/jared-remy-due-woburn-courtroom-today-latest-hearing-jennifer-martel-murder-case/QRd1y01jtYjZFPtZccI9VN/story.html

So either he is accepting the inevitability of life in prison or there's a mitigation strategy at sentencing.

 

It actually comes across as somewhat cowardly to me.

He knew he was going to be convicted, but doesn't have to sit through a trial, and have all the evidence presented against him in open court.

This is what he did:

And, he justified it, even as he plead guilty:

 

Interesting that he brought the daughter into it. Reminds me of a story I read a few years ago out of Ohio:



Used a shovel to beat the crap out of neighbors. Got 2 years probation.

"The first thing I could think of was my nephews because I love them like I love my own children," Wine told the judge. "I hope you can see the person I am, and this is not me. I don't ever want to hurt anyone."

 

Life without parole is mandatory for 1st degree murder in Massachusetts.

 

Well there you go. I guess he just saw the inevitability of it.

Or maybe his parents stopped paying the lawyer.