Take Ray Lewis Down
Take Ray Lewis off of our village. The man killed two innocent people back in 2000. He should not be allowed to represent a muslim village. He is the dajjal of the NFL. If you need some background information. Here is the true story of his brutal double murder.
Ray Lewis is the second most famous NFL player to ever beat a murder rap. Presumably, Lewis spends the off-season searching for "the real killers".
Lewis was charged with double murder late Jan 31, 2000 for the stabbing of two men outside of an Atlanta nightclub just hours after the end of the Super Bowl. Lewis was charged after being held for questioning.
The stabbings occurred at the Cobalt Lounge in Atlanta's Buckhead neighborhood at around 4:00 a.m. Monday, January 31. Witnesses revealed that six men fought with the two victims and then fled in a black stretch limousine. As they drove away, at least five gunshots were heard.
Lewis sold out his homeys, who wound up somehow getting off scot free. Nothing. One dead guy, definitely connected to Lewis, and no jail time for anyone. Lewis, on the other hand, gets a charge of "obstruction of justice" and even the NFL looked the other way and allowed him to continue playing without so much as a reprimand (which would be in accordance with the NFL personal conduct policy) and instead serves probation.
Maybe we'll finally see some justice. Lewis has been named in a second civil suit seeking to blame him for the stabbing deaths of the two men.
A separate lawsuit was filed last August against the same defendants on behalf of India Riche Smith, a baby born to Lollar's fiance after his death. It also seeks damages of at least $13 million.
Lewis' attorney in both civil cases, Thomas S. Carlock of Atlanta, said, "There's no evidence Ray did anything other than the fact that he was there."
The new case alleges, in part, that Lewis is responsible for the wrongful death of Baker because he was the host of a drunken gathering of men he knew to be violent and armed with knives and he failed to keep them from killing.
"The trail of the victim's blood went right into Mr. Lewis' limo," said Gladys Robinson's (grandmother of one of the victims) attorney, Richard H. Middleton Jr., of Savannah, Ga.
Ray Lewis? You REALLY suck!
Ray Lewis is the second most famous NFL player to ever beat a murder rap. Presumably, Lewis spends the off-season searching for "the real killers".
Lewis was charged with double murder late Jan 31, 2000 for the stabbing of two men outside of an Atlanta nightclub just hours after the end of the Super Bowl. Lewis was charged after being held for questioning.
The stabbings occurred at the Cobalt Lounge in Atlanta's Buckhead neighborhood at around 4:00 a.m. Monday, January 31. Witnesses revealed that six men fought with the two victims and then fled in a black stretch limousine. As they drove away, at least five gunshots were heard.
Lewis sold out his homeys, who wound up somehow getting off scot free. Nothing. One dead guy, definitely connected to Lewis, and no jail time for anyone. Lewis, on the other hand, gets a charge of "obstruction of justice" and even the NFL looked the other way and allowed him to continue playing without so much as a reprimand (which would be in accordance with the NFL personal conduct policy) and instead serves probation.
Maybe we'll finally see some justice. Lewis has been named in a second civil suit seeking to blame him for the stabbing deaths of the two men.
A separate lawsuit was filed last August against the same defendants on behalf of India Riche Smith, a baby born to Lollar's fiance after his death. It also seeks damages of at least $13 million.
Lewis' attorney in both civil cases, Thomas S. Carlock of Atlanta, said, "There's no evidence Ray did anything other than the fact that he was there."
The new case alleges, in part, that Lewis is responsible for the wrongful death of Baker because he was the host of a drunken gathering of men he knew to be violent and armed with knives and he failed to keep them from killing.
"The trail of the victim's blood went right into Mr. Lewis' limo," said Gladys Robinson's (grandmother of one of the victims) attorney, Richard H. Middleton Jr., of Savannah, Ga.
Ray Lewis? You REALLY suck!



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