Now he knows how to get himself off next time he kicks some ass
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Jul 03, 2023
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Yes look at the Murdoch murders. He was a prominent attorney who murdered his wife and son.
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Jul 02, 2023
Run. Please. I dated a man who committed a violent felony before we were together. He never hit me in the 4 years we were together. It’s been 6 years since we broke up & he still stalks me. It has changed everything about how I live my life.
The cherry on top is that when I was pursuing criminal changes for his stalking, I found out he had committed another felony WHILE WE WERE TOGETHER & I had no idea. It was his second felony & he served ONE day in jail.
I guess people can change but it’s not worth the personal risk to you, IMO.
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Jul 02, 2023
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Wow. That is scary. 😧
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Jul 02, 2023
‘Petty fights’ don’t result in aggravated assault. Aggravated assault often involves a weapon (even a chair that happens to be there). Run, sister.
Yes, and it's hard enough to get the police to take action about anything. Imagine how bad it must have been for him to actually get convicted. And then actually go to jail on top of that. REALLY REALLY BAD.
It's wise if you don't. I briefly dated a person who was into computer science but he admitted that 10 years ago he hated women and listened to women berating rap songs, now he participates in women marches and understand that 8 out of 10 women are killed by their own partner.
He ruins cute moments just because his desire to do something in return must be convenient for him. Like I made personalised cola bottle for valentine's day, saying " I love { insert name) He got nothing for me and didn't feel like paying 7$ for a personalised so he suggested that he just grabs a cola bottle from his fridge and write my name on it with a marker and I got so annoyed with him and he's like "Whatever" I should have seen it as a sign that he hasn't changed one bit. And I was correct, so much disrespect followed when I said no to sex, everything became less until I got so frustrated with his toddler behavior and I'm glad the trash took itself out.
This is a reminder that you are allowed to judge a man by his past because men don't change, they evolve and cover their tracks better.
That's an important detail. Was his victim male or female? If he put his hands on a woman, he deserves to never enjoy the company of a woman ever again, totally, completely, with no exceptions.
You know how many times I've been jailed for aggravated assault? Zero, because I'm an adult who knows how to control myself. It's not hard.
Never lower the bar for men. It only hurts you and they don't appreciate it anyway.
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Jul 02, 2023
I can understand the temptation to believe he may have changed as we are told by society that every man deserves a second chance. He didn't, and they don't. Part of vetting is running when you spot red flags 🧡
"It's up to his family and close friends to understand" . This is it. Maybe he's been redeemed. Maybe hes a great guy who will never hurt so much as a fly ever again. Maybe people who have know him since before the crime, who are invested in him and have a history with him where they feel like they have good reasons to believe that he's capable of being a decent person; maybe those people can forgive and move on with him. Maybe he's lucky enough to have a woman among that group of people who knows him very well and believes that he'd make a good partner.
But when youve just met him and all you know about him is that hes got a violent past, you *need* to reject him for your own safety.
He made a mistake, and no matter how he turns his life around, one consequence of his actions is that he wont be successful on dating apps with women who check court records. He did that to himself; do NOT pity him.
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Jul 02, 2023
This man is obviously capable of violence. That's a massive red flag. I'd stay well clear. Violent men rarely change.
From my understanding you can't go to school with felonies on your record. Just like you can't vote. How did he get into law school? Or even get his Bachelor's? And 2 months seems short for aggravated assault.
Yup. And even if he wasnt a lawyer: if he beat up a woman he'll lie and say the victim was a man. There's a chance he sent a woman to the hospital, and OP, you need to block and delete.
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Jul 02, 2023
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Um working in the DA's office with a felony? I call bullshit. Please post an update when the full extent of his lies comes out.
Can't upvote this comment enough. When men lie, they only tell you a fraction of what actually happened.
When the hair's going up on the back of your neck or you're thinking, "That's a weird story", it means the truth is much worse and you need to run. Don't question it, don't try to find out the whole truth, just get out of there.
The loser who led me to finding FDS told me these half-assed stories when we first met. He "casually" mentioned in passing:
-That 3 of his ex-roommates had called the cops on him...
-That several "crazy" women from his past were stalking him (woe is him!)...
-That he was accused of sexual assault by one of his "enemies" to discredit him, but of course nobody took the allegation seriously because "he would never do that."
Yes, I made excuses. Yes, I was an idiot. And yes, I paid the price.
Turns out the guy was a manipulative liar who destroyed everything he touched. He'd ingratiate himself to a new social circle, use everybody like a parasite, then decide he hated them and start sabotaging people and driving wedges between them. He burned all his bridges every six months. One of his other victims called him a dangerous sociopath and told me to stay away from him. I later found out he tried to get me fired from my job. He was a nutjob.
And it all could've been avoided that first month if I took his weird stories seriously and didn't make excuses like "He made a mistake" and "Maybe it was a misunderstanding."
Now, I have no doubt his ex-roommates called the cops on him or that he deserved it. I have no doubt whatever happened, it was terrible.
Trust me, @nomi, you don't want to know the full story and you don't need to.
You never have to play the "what the fuck is going on here?" game with normal people who have nothing to hide. Liars show you the tip of the iceberg and it only gets uglier when you look beneath the surface.
Many men in successful jobs abuse their wives. Having a professional job title does not change one's character. Men leverage certain jobs to give them more opportunities to do what they would have done anyway. If he loses it again and harms someone, he now has the legal knowledge to potentially get away with it. Men who already have status get away with it. Prince Andrew has the status/money to get away with being a pedo, whereas the average man would be locked up for it.
If there are more details that point to him being a stable person who doesnt pose a danger now and at the time of arrest, and if you've gotten to know him over several months or more in a non-dating context to pre-vet him and found nothing but green flags, then maybe. But he almost certainly won't pass those tests, and you dont owe him that effort.
EDIT: I read all the comments telling OP to run, and you guys are right, of course. I'd like to clarify my point above - He's almost certainly a violent freak, and OP needs to run. Dont pity him, dont give him a chance, he's not worth it.
Did you search him on Judy Records? Just to check If that was the only thing he was charged for.
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Jul 04, 2023
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Don't waste your time googling his name. Forget him and get on with your life.
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Jul 04, 2023
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And your point is? You said in another comment that he didn't go into details with you, and that it came up briefly in conversation. So you really don't have a clue what actually happened. You are blindly believing what little this male told you, And it seems like you are already defending this person and ar trying to find ways to make his aggravated assault acceptable to yourself.
I don’t care about this person. This post isn’t even relevant anymore. I was just sharing some information so you understand aggravated assault isn’t necessarily with a weapon. I was educating you.
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Jul 03, 2023
its been 10 years which is a very long time and if he has been clean for the rest of his life go for it sis
This has to be a troll comment from a man. I bet you wouldn't give your daughter or sister the same advice. OP will be on the receiving end of his violence. Whether it's in a few months or a few years. The majority of women who are murdered are killed by their significant other.
No. If he has it in him to be that aggressive, I want nothing to do with him.
Heeeellll noooo!! Don't date criminals period tf
No.
When someone shows you who they are, believe them.
Being a lawyer is not an expression of character either.
Run. Please. I dated a man who committed a violent felony before we were together. He never hit me in the 4 years we were together. It’s been 6 years since we broke up & he still stalks me. It has changed everything about how I live my life.
The cherry on top is that when I was pursuing criminal changes for his stalking, I found out he had committed another felony WHILE WE WERE TOGETHER & I had no idea. It was his second felony & he served ONE day in jail.
I guess people can change but it’s not worth the personal risk to you, IMO.
‘Petty fights’ don’t result in aggravated assault. Aggravated assault often involves a weapon (even a chair that happens to be there). Run, sister.
It's wise if you don't. I briefly dated a person who was into computer science but he admitted that 10 years ago he hated women and listened to women berating rap songs, now he participates in women marches and understand that 8 out of 10 women are killed by their own partner.
He ruins cute moments just because his desire to do something in return must be convenient for him. Like I made personalised cola bottle for valentine's day, saying " I love { insert name) He got nothing for me and didn't feel like paying 7$ for a personalised so he suggested that he just grabs a cola bottle from his fridge and write my name on it with a marker and I got so annoyed with him and he's like "Whatever" I should have seen it as a sign that he hasn't changed one bit. And I was correct, so much disrespect followed when I said no to sex, everything became less until I got so frustrated with his toddler behavior and I'm glad the trash took itself out.
This is a reminder that you are allowed to judge a man by his past because men don't change, they evolve and cover their tracks better.
This is what I've noticed:
If someone is convicted of a crime, it's likely they've done it many times before. They were caught only once.
This predator has probably committed aggravated assault dozens of times before. This is not a one-time anomaly. Do you want to be his next victim?
Nope.
You know how many times I've been jailed for aggravated assault? Zero, because I'm an adult who knows how to control myself. It's not hard.
Never lower the bar for men. It only hurts you and they don't appreciate it anyway.
I can understand the temptation to believe he may have changed as we are told by society that every man deserves a second chance. He didn't, and they don't. Part of vetting is running when you spot red flags 🧡
This man is obviously capable of violence. That's a massive red flag. I'd stay well clear. Violent men rarely change.
Da fuq happened to FDS?! Is this a joke??
Surely this was posted ironically because no sane woman with an iota of self-respect would even be considering this as an option.
JAILBIRDS?
From my understanding you can't go to school with felonies on your record. Just like you can't vote. How did he get into law school? Or even get his Bachelor's? And 2 months seems short for aggravated assault.
Many men in successful jobs abuse their wives. Having a professional job title does not change one's character. Men leverage certain jobs to give them more opportunities to do what they would have done anyway. If he loses it again and harms someone, he now has the legal knowledge to potentially get away with it. Men who already have status get away with it. Prince Andrew has the status/money to get away with being a pedo, whereas the average man would be locked up for it.
If there are more details that point to him being a stable person who doesnt pose a danger now and at the time of arrest, and if you've gotten to know him over several months or more in a non-dating context to pre-vet him and found nothing but green flags, then maybe. But he almost certainly won't pass those tests, and you dont owe him that effort.
EDIT: I read all the comments telling OP to run, and you guys are right, of course. I'd like to clarify my point above - He's almost certainly a violent freak, and OP needs to run. Dont pity him, dont give him a chance, he's not worth it.
No, he is violent and dangerous. Absolutely not!
No
Did you search him on Judy Records? Just to check If that was the only thing he was charged for.
its been 10 years which is a very long time and if he has been clean for the rest of his life go for it sis