Comments by "Dan" (@Dan-di9jd) on "Inside Edition" channel.

  1. I'm sure it's not going to play well at schools too where other children would probably avoid trading food with you during lunch time. Once they're teenagers probably known as poison ivy.
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  2. I think he knew something was up. Why would someone run with so much makeup and choker and run like they're in distress? It's like a dude wearing a suit and tie and running like he's waiting for someone to say something.
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  3.  @MrAlex230187  Not so. These were likely slaves or traffickers. They weren't coming here for a better life. Our immigration system is broken to the point that it is far better to live here illegally than legally.
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  4.  @hiverbleu8878  one time I wore boots running and someone said, “boots! You’re gonna really hurt your legs man.” And I just chuckled and kept running. I didn’t make a news story about how me as a dude can’t run without someone cat calling me.
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  5. Lesson of the day: don't die.
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  6.  @hiverbleu8878  no trust me people would say things if something is out of place. Try running down the roads with a suit and tie on then see what people say.
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  7. Bad idea. In this day and age it's a bad idea to stop and try to help someone especially a child. Just better to call 911 or the non-emergency line and report it and continue on at a safe area.
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  8. Honestly that's probably what she wanted. She wanted to play this grieving widow and thought that would be a better fit for her.
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  9. I love how they start it off with "this heart stopping video..." and shows people chilling and taking it easy.
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  10. No, they don't. When my father passed away with a sudden heartattack, they simply wrote it off. No checking or anything. I'm guessing we have to wait to hear about the case, but I'm thinking the guy's parents or maybe some close friends probably wanted to carry out an autopsy since he's so young and that's when they found the lethal dose.
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  11. While I don't remember, my mother taught me to swim in a similar fashion. I remember as a toddler I had swim lessons all the time. It's not really cruel because going in the water without knowing how to swim is much worse especially for a toddler. Today I'm very thankful for that because I can swim very well and not scared of the water at all. I actually swam several miles for a event and it was very fun. I only learned to swim as a kid and ever since just swam for fun without any sort of instructor. Never had a drowning scare or anything and there were several times surfing I would be under water thrown around and never once panicked. I feel like when this baby grows up, even if he never hit the pool again in his life, he would instinctively know how to stay afloat.
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  12. From what I understand money is the main factor here. One of the brothers supposedly stole from the other and this happened.
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  13.  @salvolondon  I always tell my mom not to get injections or pills at the hospital. Unfortunately my uncle, her brother, died from an ear infection due to the doctor giving some sort of medicine that caused him to go into a coma. A simple ear infection with a hospital trip ended his life. For myself I always ask questions even for a routine flu shot. I ask what it is and they look at it and read it.
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  14. The problem is that the death penalty had to be unanimous. Only one juror held on to the life whereas the rest stated they wanted the death penalty. Since they could not reach a unanimous decision, it defaulted to life. That's Florida law in effect, basically and I believe similar laws in place in other states with death penalty.
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  15. I would carry a Bible and be praying like dear lord just don’t make it hurt.
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  16. They get the car for fee so it’s not like they lost anything.
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  17. Totally agreed. The mother is right there and would hold the baby up if he went under. If that child fell in the pool, you'd thank god every day when you find him just chilling in the water whereas how many parents find their child in a very tragic situation that's otherwise completely preventable with programs like this. It used to be mandatory in some countries that schools have swimming programs. I think other than this private school I went to, I don't recall any school requiring me to swim or if it was even an option.
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  18.  @hiverbleu8878  wow was something I said when I read what you were wearing. So I guess others would too. Some keep it to themselves and others say something.
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  19. The seems like the kind of guy that would just try to pick him up and wrap his arm around him like he's holding his buddy like, "This guy! Always kidding! Always kidding! Ha he even getting me now!"
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  20. Unfortunately this channel deleted my earlier comment about Conor. He not only assaulted this mascot, but also a woman claims he assaulted her in the bathroom during the game. Seems like Conor is a real jerk.
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  21. In my opinion it is okay to pretend to be a combat vet so long as you don't use that to gain money or access that you normally wouldn't. If you want to dress up as a soldier and wear all sorts of medals, then so be it.
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  22. It's hard to say but going to your kid's friend's birthday party is a mess for adults. I mean you RSVP but at the same time a lot can happen outside of malice reasons that could cause you to not come to a birthday party. You got to consider your schedule, time at work, picking up your kid, etc. Also the gift falls on you to make so you got to buy some other kid's gift and you sort of wonder what's a good budget and you got to ask your kid just how close of a friend this is and you got to also ask yourself have you ever seen this kid before? Overall when I was little, the close friends circle we all rode together and yeah there were some years where we didn't go to each other's birthday parties but might have shown up at his house later to discuss gifts and all. So I think the parents and media sort of blowing this out of proportion. No way to tell what the true story is.
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  23. It’s even sadder when they don’t get that bad of a punishment.
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  24.  @chs9627  you’d get into more trouble depending on what happened. So it may be smarter to at least plead no contest as oppose to not guilty.
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  25. Have you ever tried stopping someone from drinking, smoking, or doing drugs? It's impossible. I also love how it's everyone else's fault and not Anna's fault. No one shoved a bottle in her hands and said here drink up! It's 100% Anna's own faul and it's 100% on Anna to fix it herself. She should have realized the problem, realized no one was going to help her but herself. That's step 1 in any AA meeting that you own up to your own fixing.
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  26. If anything chris rock was most mature about it. He took the slap and didn’t react good or bad and kept his cool. That takes a lot to do.
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  27. It's no one's fault but Anna. I would record it as well and show her later on what she looked and behaved like in hopes that she would get help. It's no one's fault but Anna that she reached that point. No one can stop her or anything of the sort. Have you ever tried stopping someone from drinking, doing drugs, or smoking themselves to death? It's impossible. I dealt with it and one day just made peace with myself that there's nothing anyone can do and that I tried my best despite the situation. Anna's death is 100% in her own hands. She did it to herself and there was no one but Anna herself that could have helped her. She should have watched this video and said to herself that she needed help and that it was time she got better. She didn't and that's no one's fault but her own.
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  28.  @ThisaraGamalath  not even that. They get them for free. The car companies love to advertise.
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  29. Okay thanks for sharing that. I thought I was crazy for not realizing what the point of this story was or what sort of concluding thing they found.
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  30. Maybe she got a boyfriend and she wants to impress him with her cooking skills. Can’t say it’s a great presentation but I suppose any halfway decent dude would be okay with it.
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  31.  @MoralGovernment  and neither was the first guy in the video.
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  32.  @amber619pop  yeah seems excessive. My first fire extinguisher lasted about 5 years before having to get rid of it. My current one is about 7 years old but still in the green so I don’t know.
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  33.  @Sai_Zz  yeah but do you have one in EVERY SINGLE ROOM of your house? That seems a bit excessive to have that many fire hazards lol.
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  34. When I took my mom to the local VFW the first thing they ask for is a DD214 to verify. So I don't understand how she's able to go to this VFW post and get in there without them looking at her DD214 and verify it? Seems like they could have discovered her long before.
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  35. Poor guy probably didn't even know he was poisoned by his own wife. It's a mental health issue where the wife probably wanted to play the role of a widow. A lot of people would assume she would be severely punished in the afterlife for her actions, but my thought is that when she passes and go into the light, her husband will probably be there with open arms and would forgive her for whatever sins she done in this mortal life.
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  36. I believe he's at the hospital. Also at the same game Conor also assaulted a woman.
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  37. Eh, I don't think she should have been fired. Seems a bit extreme.
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  38. Umm basic cooking is something that needs to be "taught?" WTHECK!?
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  39. It’s more the parents fault. They invite a large group of people but they probably didn’t think they didn’t know the child or just had prior obligations outside of malicious reasons.
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  40. The bad news is they weren't here for a better life. They were likely slaves or traffickers. Our immigration system is so broken that it is better to be here illegally than legally. We really need Biden out and have someone who can finally fix our immigration system come into office.
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  41. If this was a school in the USA, that cat be impounded and school district sued for billions.
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  42.  @RootedVegetable  there’s a sign and a printout.
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  43.  @user-kp7is4nx4c  you mean you’d have sat there as smoke came in and slowly killed you? And you’re calling her the dummy?
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  44. But what about the inverse? The cyclists was riding in the middle of the road as if he has the ultimate right of way. They're both jerks, the way I see it but unfortunately the entirety of the blame falls on the driver.
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  45. I'm guessing money is involved here. Money can make even the nicest person turn pure evil and heartless.
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  46. Thanks for the warning.
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  47. What if the person was after the mother and knowing the son was going to be there too gave them the perfect cover story with the whole Mallory incident? It's basically the perfect "motive" for the police to investigate and they'd find nothing since it had nothing to do with the real motive.
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  48. The wife asked that her husband not be charged for it. I find the double standards somewhat odd. The wife who strangled her children and then tried to jump off the second floor window was portrayed as this poor wife suffering depression and people were chiming in how they felt the same and how they should raise awareness and so on. Yet this doctor guy, who probably suffered some sort of depression got quite a lot of hate and death threats despite having the same issue on a different scale. So why society has this double standard towards men and women?
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  49. I find Dr Kimberly Young's research a bit questionable even for the time. She's defining an "addiction" as a measurement of how many hours per day/week you're online. That's not an addiction per say. I always thought an addiction is defined where you want to stop the behavior but you cannot do so despite some negative feelings or you would rather avoid other situations to continue the behavior like you avoid going outside because you want to go online. The woman they were interviewing at the start sounded like she was desperate to go outside but her only connection to the outside world is through the internet. Is that really an "addiction" because if she was capable of going outside and being with people, she probably wouldn't be on the internet. So she doesn't fall in the category of what someone would call an "addiction."
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  50. He was a dead man no matter what.
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  51. Personally I think maybe it was a suicide attempt or something. Seems like a bizarre way of doing it though.
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  52. They can still sue the estate and win a successful case. It's definitely not over for them especially if the lawsuit was filed before their deaths.
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  53.  @nattywho  Yeah I'd imagine if you tried to do this in the USA, it would be dealt with some seriously angry people. We're already upset flying and now this guy did this and it's going to be on at that point. I'd imagine he'd be beaten, tied up, and probably severely beaten again by people just to make sure he knows. I recall a similar story in the USA before but Ic an't find it but a guy did try to open the handle and several passengers jumped in and tied him up. Turned out to be drunk.
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  54. I don't think so. I remember back in the early days of AOL and going into these chat rooms where some woman would start chatting with you. I remember this one older lady at the time - she was in her 30s but keep in mind at the time I was like 14 which made it seems really bizarre - sent me her picture (it was a picture of her sitting on a chair wearing jeans and t-shirt) and it was really her not some catfish. I think a lot of lonely souls went on AOL and made the chatrooms into their life and outlet. She used to tell me so many stories about her life and problems but suddenly one day she just disappeared and never heard from her again. I hope she is okay and I tried to look her up again once facebook came about but never could find her.
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  55. Don’t houses by default have a 10 days return policy especially with a mortgage/loan? I know when I bought my house it had a 30 days no hassle cancellation on the loan but you just lose whatever mortgage payment you made.
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  56. Good news is you can ponder that question with the grand re-opening of Tops with deals so low you’d wonder why they don’t have more of these.
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  57.  @Original-xx2ju  but it’s not just dark humor but reality as shown here.
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  58.  @Original-xx2ju  well sure it’s a high crime area anyways so 10 more is like eh it’s only Wednesday.
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  59.  @bricklayerlzdp9825  not so. You’re more of a deterrence. The money is protected by insurance so risking your life is stupid.
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  60. I feel like if this was a guy doing this, he'd be arrested and charged with assault.
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  61. I think he’ll grow up very proud of his dad but he’ll miss a lot of things. My dad was alive and in good health while I grew up and that’s a great thing since he was there every major milestone.
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  62.  @aleenaprasannan2146  false
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  63. To be honest she might have a case. That can doesn’t look any different from a hair spray can so she could have mistaken it.
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  64. Doubtful. Based on my local area alone, we have a mega church that is untouchable. A couple of victims came forward and none of the pastors or members ever got charged. It seems like these mega religious places got some really good hold on the police and/or good at silencing victims or witnesses.
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  65. I don't think so. If the manager gave permission but didn't tell the employee, then he can't be terminated. He was told no one would be allowed on the stage and he followed that rule correctly.
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  66. She doesn't want to open the door but she's okay with sharing it publicly so she can get as many likes as possible? That's the problem with good deeds. You do it for asshats and you got more problems than you started with. Someday that kid is probably not going to return that wallet and instead chuck it in the garbage can, with the 1500.
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  67. That's why some people develop Stockholm Syndrome in hostage situations. They sympathize with their captor and say, "this guy isn't too bad." That's why they don't really call on hostages to the witness stand because they might also convince the jury that he's an alright guy who is just misunderstood and made an honest mistake that we could all relate to.
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  68. It’s like this is the first time she ever tried cooking.
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  69. I felt it was a honest mistake. They were out having fun but 60ft drop is 60ft drop regardless if you're having fun or not. I don't think she should spend any time in jail but I do feel like she should be held accountable through financial means.
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  70. It’s like that sad Larry cartoon where he wants to die and this mass murderer with a chainsaw started slicing people at random and he sees Larry and just continues on.
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  71. I think this builds immunity too. Like you could be pepper sprayed again and it would have zero effect.
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  72. Not surprising at all. She was under a lot of pressure to look pretty all the time and she probably felt like an absolute failure otherwise. Hopefully parents won't put that much pressure on their children and just say, "hey it's okay to do your best and fail."
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  73. So Biden goes visits the Saudi’s get Covid and cnn and all the other left media calls it progress and a big step forward. Trump goes to a golf game that barely even backed by Saudi and yet he’s called out. Do they really think we’re this dumb?
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  74. California not even once.
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  75. I'm 40 and single. If I dated a girl who wanted to wear my skull and bathe in my blood, I'd jump for joy. Like whoohoo! I found her!
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  76.  @Amanda-gu9oh  he did all her homework and was expecting more in return but when she didn’t he got mad and made nasty posts about her.
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  77. It sounds like he got the permissions from a manager but the manager didn't tell his employees about it. So I think the guy did right following rules and I think the manager should get into more trouble than the employee.
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  78. No, she kept asking, "Am I under arrest? Am I being detained?" Straight A student first in her family to attend community college.
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  79. I hate these kind of news stories. They make it out like doing something common is going to get you killed. Even the "expert" they brought on said nothing specific other than your tires can explode for seemingly "no reason." Why not tell people to inspect tires, look at the PSI rating, and make sure you're not going over that threshold? Most of the time low pressure indicator don't tell you which tire is low so you have to go through all 4 tires to figure it out so you might be filling a good tire with more air than needed.
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  80. It is obvious this is her first attempt at such a crime so it makes me wonder what is going on in her life for her to try this? She is nearly 50 years old and at this point in her life she should have it together. I'm not trying to say she's justified in doing this or that she should be let off easy, but I just can't help but wonder.
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  81.  @poindposeidon  MF no, you're not a scientist bro. Geez lol mfer tap out. Hahaha omg LMAOOOOO BRAH!!!
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  82.  @poindposeidon  I didn’t lol lmfao brah omg hahaha. You’re the effing scientist here figure it out hahah brah omg omg ahhhh
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  83.  @poindposeidon  maybe you should apply the scientific method of shutting your bro hole? Omg hahaha lmfaoooooooo yeah boi hahaha omg lol
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  84. That looks all funny and cute as she's a little girl, but she's going to grow up really messed up.
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  85. I would imagine when he got that Ring doorbell he never in a million years would think of it recording not only his own death but also his brother's.
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  86. I think the manager knew about it since the guy asked if he could propose but I don't think the manager told the employee. If he's fired or whatnot, I feel he'd have a valid suit against Disney for wrongful termination.
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  87. The worst part is they weren't coming here for a better life. They were likely slaves or traffickers coming here to be put into a life of pain and anguish. Overall our immigration system is severely broken to the point that a normal person cannot come into this country and when they do, it's probably better to be here illegally than it is to be legal.
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  88.  @mad7fisher  Yeah true. It sounds like they had a lot of enemies between everyone in the family. Plenty of motives for speculations.
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  89. I bought one of those auto tirefills from amazon and it lets you set the PSI and I just walk away while it is filling. Most fill places I been to has a PSI gauge built into the machine that cuts off. I don't see how an average person can do this unless they purposely set the PSI higher than the recommended value.
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  90. Why is there so much potential fire hazards at your friends house? That’s the real question here.
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  91. Doesn’t look racist. I’ll bet the neighbors the one ringing the door bell like oh yeah we saw him running off thata way.
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  92. I feel like given she's a bus driver she has a bit more immunity over a normal person trying to help. Suppose a driver noticed the child, pulls over, tries to help but it ends up looking like they're trying to kidnap the child. Personally I'm a bit hesitant to help people out despite the fact that most states protect good Samaritans but it all depends on witnesses and how the events unfolded for everyone to interpret. I actually witnessed a situation long ago at a park. A man noticed a child dangerous dangling off a rail and he tried to lift his arms up to protect the child from falling even saying, "Careful." However, the parents unaware noticed it looks like he was trying to lure the kid over the rail into his arms and screamed for help. Luckily myself and others explained to the parent what unfolded, but only she got very upset over it due to embarrassment. Had none of us been there and only that man, who knows what troubles he might have gotten into for just trying to be helpful.
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  93. So?
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  94. Am I correct that you can't open the door if the cabin is pressurized? That would mean he'd have some sort of knowledge or research done prior to opening the door. I wonder if they could look at the wifi logs and see if someone searched for opening the cabin door and what altitude they'd have to be? That would be funny but more proof that it was intentional and not something he did accidentally. If I had to guess maybe he wanted to kill himself but maybe he had second thoughts about it or maybe a quick thinking passenger pulled him in not knowing what he was trying to do?
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  95. As odd as it sounds, I think she was just excited to meet the guy but just reacted very poorly because of mental issues. I don't think she's a murderer but I do believe that dude would have some serious problems with her up to getting terminated from his job because she keeps showing up.
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  96. Normally the VFW requires a dd214 so I’m not sure how she faked it.
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  97.  @ewoksmith297  yeah that’s my guess. All vfw requires a dd214. I wouldn’t be surprised they were in on the scam to get a slice of it once they realize how much money she was getting.
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  98.  @rk6319  yes
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  99.  @transportationland6395 simple, because the Amish guy is living his life whereas a bicyclist is just being a jerk.
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  100. The problem is if you get mail at the house and stayed more than a certain number of days most states will consider it that you had an agreement with the landlord and that the eviction process comes into play. Usually at most squatters will stay 30-45 days after the court order to evict but since this happened during Covid they were able to stay for more than a year.
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  101.  @starlightrocks7  well no. During the pandemic many states were delaying evictions. I had a case with someone who did not pay his last month and just left the house. I had to wait nearly a year and half but once the court papers were in the tenant called and offered to pay a partial that I accepted.
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  102. It's also the perfect cover story. Whoever did it could have foreseen it, especially a professional hit. It would throw the police investigation off course because they'd spend time trying to figure out the connection between the Mallory Beach's family and wouldn't find anything and by the time they start the investigation from the start evidence and witnesses would be long forgotten.
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  103. It's important to note that getting fired is a lot different than getting laid off where one allows you to file for unemployment.
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  104.  @LuckyStar-k9c  Well no, but very rarely a civil suite involves anything outside of money or division of property. The criminal portion is already done but the civil courts can only decide on money so the idea is you make a harmful impact on their income to compensate for the loss of life. Since the person is dead, the estate would have to pay out a large portion of it to the plaintiffs. Basically there is no way in a civil or even a criminal court to force someone to apologize for something. You either have to pay a fine, go to prison, or face a civil lawsuit where you pay money.
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  105.  @LuckyStar-k9c  Isn't that true before? From what I understand the kid only way out was that he had an influential parent that allowed him to get off criminal charges. So I'm not sure what changed? Him being dead is irrelevant since he never applied.
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  106.  @LuckyStar-k9c  how so? He doesn’t make any money and relies on his parents income. If he has to “pay” some thing it’s a sure bet mom and dad would cover it. No court in this world would force only you to pay for something. So no he won’t be held accountable. The fact he was killed is the only accountability he had in his entire life.
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  107.  @GameChanger597  no such thing as a evil person. She's probably a very loving person and her husband probably never knew he was poisoned by his own wife. She probably has a mental health issue and she thought it would be a good fit to play this grieving widow.
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  108.  @dandymaiden  probably wouldn’t go to their house or drink anything that’s for sure. I would also not want them over unattended in the kitchen.
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  109. I remember seeing the names and ages and saw same last name ages 35 and 37 and when I heard this child I immediately thought of them. It turned out to be them and I am so sadden by this news. They look like a lovely couple and a wonderful child. Hope that kid grows up okay and doesn’t remember this event.
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