Former FSU WR Travis Rudolph arrested on 1st Degree Murder

[L A M P]

Whatever happened to that, “CanesFamBro,” guy who killed his neighbor?

He also robbed a bank. Just felt led to point it out.

 

[Canesq]

I'd just say this. The argument has already been made, and in light of the Ring Doorbell Camera video and the ruling of the judge ("stand your ground" does not apply), I would think that this has already been considered.

Again, anyone can try to argue anything, but he's on video going after guys who appear to be leaving his property, which is not exactly the hallmark of "stand your ground".

Not for nothin', and it's certainly not personal, but I think that the Board tends to form opinions on legal theories after watching a bunch of John Wick movies back-to-back. Look, I love the way that Keanu plays the part, but if that guy ever had to go to trial...

 

[Stylie]

He also robbed a bank. Just felt led to point it out.

But he’s CanesFam………bro.

 

[grover]

I'd just say this. The argument has already been made, and in light of the Ring Doorbell Camera video and the ruling of the judge ("stand your ground" does not apply), I would think that this has already been considered.

Again, anyone can try to argue anything, but he's on video going after guys who appear to be leaving his property, which is not exactly the hallmark of "stand your ground".

Not for nothin', and it's certainly not personal, but I think that the Board tends to form opinions on legal theories after watching a bunch of John Wick movies back-to-back. Look, I love the way that Keanu plays the part, but if that guy ever had to go to trial...

Pretty sure Stand Your Ground was the inspiration for John Wick.

 

[Fightinibis]

I'd just say this. The argument has already been made, and in light of the Ring Doorbell Camera video and the ruling of the judge ("stand your ground" does not apply), I would think that this has already been considered.

Again, anyone can try to argue anything, but he's on video going after guys who appear to be leaving his property, which is not exactly the hallmark of "stand your ground".

Not for nothin', and it's certainly not personal, but I think that the Board tends to form opinions on legal theories after watching a bunch of John Wick movies back-to-back. Look, I love the way that Keanu plays the part, but if that guy ever had to go to trial...

The Baba Yaga witch trial…no one left alive to judge.

 

[No_Fly_Zone]

I'd just say this. The argument has already been made, and in light of the Ring Doorbell Camera video and the ruling of the judge ("stand your ground" does not apply), I would think that this has already been considered.

Again, anyone can try to argue anything, but he's on video going after guys who appear to be leaving his property, which is not exactly the hallmark of "stand your ground".

Not for nothin', and it's certainly not personal, but I think that the Board tends to form opinions on legal theories after watching a bunch of John Wick movies back-to-back. Look, I love the way that Keanu plays the part, but if that guy ever had to go to trial...

The "they killed my puppy" defense has strong roots in the law. As Blackstone famously wrote in the 18th century, "for the crime of killing man's most prized living chattel (his dog, not his wife), vendetta shall be appropriate, and all crimes taken in pursuit of said vendetta justified."

 

[Negro-Wan Kanobi]

The Baba Yaga witch trial…no one left alive to judge.

@Baba Yaga



You got witch trials?

 

[CanesFanNC]

It was a dispute over a dog correct?

I think he was feeding ducks in front of his house and his neighbor wanted him to stop because the birds were making a mess. They got into an argument and Laz stabbed the guy. He's claiming self defense.

 

[Baba Yaga]

@Baba Yaga



You got witch trials?

 

[canesfanmpls]

For whatever reason I don’t remember this incident. Jimbo had some real classy players. He may push the Christianity stuff on visits but that’s a guy that sold his sole to the devil.

 

[GeorgiaHurricane]

I'd just say this. The argument has already been made, and in light of the Ring Doorbell Camera video and the ruling of the judge ("stand your ground" does not apply), I would think that this has already been considered.

Again, anyone can try to argue anything, but he's on video going after guys who appear to be leaving his property, which is not exactly the hallmark of "stand your ground".

Not for nothin', and it's certainly not personal, but I think that the Board tends to form opinions on legal theories after watching a bunch of John Wick movies back-to-back. Look, I love the way that Keanu plays the part, but if that guy ever had to go to trial...

Great point on the John Wick comment lol

 

[U Know]

I watched the first few days of this trial...what a s*it show, so far. The prosecution witnesses (3 guys that came to his house) have been absolutely disrespectful and uncooperative during cross examination.

 

[Empirical Cane]

I think he was feeding ducks in front of his house and his neighbor wanted him to stop because the birds were making a mess. They got into an argument and Laz stabbed the guy. He's claiming self defense.

Sometimes a ***** gotta get stabbed over a mallard.

#WaterFowlBodyBagLyfe

 

[TheOriginalCane]

Sometimes a ***** gotta get stabbed over a mallard.

#WaterFowlBodyBagLyfe

 

[RozayCane]

Homegirl needs to be jailed immediately.

 

[TRick72]

Whatever happened to that, “CanesFamBro,” guy who killed his neighbor?

Are you referring to…

 

[BS85]

free Travis, that girlfriend was a psycho

Can't make a hoe a housewife

 

[BS85]

Homegirl needs to be jailed immediately.

Women can make as many false allegations as they want, seems they're never actually held accountable in court

 

[Stylie]

Are you referring to…

Since he’s taking the case to trial, would that make him eligible for the death penalty if found guilty? I have no idea how that works.

Ole Sparky meets CanesFamBro, stay tuned.

 

[passitback]

Women can make as many false allegations as they want, seems they're never actually held accountable in court

I have yet to experience one time this has occurred. Has anyone?