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Maryland's First Female Episcopal Bishop Kills Man in DUI Hit and Run!
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Stop the PC Insanity!
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Date: December 29, 2014 09:56AM
Re: Maryland's First Female Episcopal Bishop Kills Man in DUI Hit and Run!
Posted by:
eesh
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Date: December 29, 2014 10:02AM
Is she drinking sweet tea?
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Blessed are the murderous.
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Blessed are the murderous.
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Re: Maryland's First Female Episcopal Bishop Kills Man in DUI Hit and Run!
Posted by:
ikerhryh
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Date: December 29, 2014 10:17AM
Just proof that women suck as drivers, even with God on their side.
Re: Maryland's First Female Episcopal Bishop Kills Man in DUI Hit and Run!
Posted by:
dLTKe
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Date: December 29, 2014 10:21AM
Guys it was a cyclist, she was truly doing God's work.
Re: Maryland's First Female Episcopal Bishop Kills Man in DUI Hit and Run!
Posted by:
serious question
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Date: December 30, 2014 12:18PM
Was God her copilot?
Re: Maryland's First Female Episcopal Bishop Kills Man in DUI Hit and Run!
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Beeblebrox
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Date: December 30, 2014 12:28PM
With all due respect, the OP has bastardized this story. There is no evidence presented or even speculated the driver was DUI when this accident occurred.
She had a prior DUI conviction from 2010. Now I will agree the number one reason people flee from an accident is because they have been drinking. But as of now, there is no evidence alcohol was a factor in this incident. Get your facts right OP.
She had a prior DUI conviction from 2010. Now I will agree the number one reason people flee from an accident is because they have been drinking. But as of now, there is no evidence alcohol was a factor in this incident. Get your facts right OP.
Re: Maryland's First Female Episcopal Bishop Kills Man in DUI Hit and Run!
Posted by:
0.27 BAC
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Date: December 31, 2014 10:02AM
Wonder why she left?
Re: Maryland's First Female Episcopal Bishop Kills Man in DUI Hit and Run!
Posted by:
Blooming Onion
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Date: December 31, 2014 11:31AM
What were the conditions of her bowels?
Re: Maryland's First Female Episcopal Bishop Kills Man in DUI Hit and Run!
Posted by:
Bill.N.
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Date: December 31, 2014 11:58AM
0.27 BAC Wrote:
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> Wonder why she left?
Quite often it is simply panic. The natural reaction when things are going bad is to GTFO. It could be alcohol, but I suspect Maryland's finest would have checked for that when she returned to the scene a few minutes later.
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> Wonder why she left?
Quite often it is simply panic. The natural reaction when things are going bad is to GTFO. It could be alcohol, but I suspect Maryland's finest would have checked for that when she returned to the scene a few minutes later.
Re: Maryland's First Female Episcopal Bishop Kills Man in DUI Hit and Run!
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Dean Wormer
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Date: December 31, 2014 12:10PM
Cyclists chased her fat ass down after the incident or she wouldn't have returned to the scene. Proof that her god doesn't exist.
Re: Maryland's First Female Episcopal Bishop Kills Man in DUI Hit and Run!
Posted by:
take that license for good
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Date: December 31, 2014 04:57PM
Beeblebrox Wrote:
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> With all due respect, the OP has bastardized this
> story. There is no evidence presented or even
> speculated the driver was DUI when this accident
> occurred.
>
> She had a prior DUI conviction from 2010. Now I
> will agree the number one reason people flee from
> an accident is because they have been drinking.
> But as of now, there is no evidence alcohol was a
> factor in this incident. Get your facts right OP.
Her BAC on the first conviction was .27 as well as marijuana use. .27 is not an occasional drinker, hell im 5'11' 200 lbs and I wouldn't come close to getting there before passing out. Another case of a POS judge giving a license back to someone steering a 4000 lb bullet without regard for anyone else . She better hope at least God has a sense of humor.
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> With all due respect, the OP has bastardized this
> story. There is no evidence presented or even
> speculated the driver was DUI when this accident
> occurred.
>
> She had a prior DUI conviction from 2010. Now I
> will agree the number one reason people flee from
> an accident is because they have been drinking.
> But as of now, there is no evidence alcohol was a
> factor in this incident. Get your facts right OP.
Her BAC on the first conviction was .27 as well as marijuana use. .27 is not an occasional drinker, hell im 5'11' 200 lbs and I wouldn't come close to getting there before passing out. Another case of a POS judge giving a license back to someone steering a 4000 lb bullet without regard for anyone else . She better hope at least God has a sense of humor.
Re: Maryland's First Female Episcopal Bishop Kills Man in DUI Hit and Run!
Posted by:
Hang the bitch
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Date: January 01, 2015 01:15PM
She returned to the scene 20 minutes later and only after other cyclists who witnessed the crash chased her.
Re: Maryland's First Female Episcopal Bishop Kills Man in DUI Hit and Run!
Posted by:
DSL Ville
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Date: January 01, 2015 01:31PM
take that license for good Wrote:
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> Her BAC on the first conviction was .27 as well as
> marijuana use.
It always amazes me that people who spend most of their time parked in front of a computer monitor CAN'T READ. The article say she was charged with possession of marijuana, not use. And the charge was later dropped. Besides, something that happened 4 years ago has no bearing on what happened in this incident. The fact that she returned to the scene 20 minutes later would sort of negate any thought of trying to hide any alcohol/drug impairment.
It's possible she freaked out and made an irrational decision. And it's also possible she was trying to flee but was followed and she had to abandon that plan.
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> Her BAC on the first conviction was .27 as well as
> marijuana use.
It always amazes me that people who spend most of their time parked in front of a computer monitor CAN'T READ. The article say she was charged with possession of marijuana, not use. And the charge was later dropped. Besides, something that happened 4 years ago has no bearing on what happened in this incident. The fact that she returned to the scene 20 minutes later would sort of negate any thought of trying to hide any alcohol/drug impairment.
It's possible she freaked out and made an irrational decision. And it's also possible she was trying to flee but was followed and she had to abandon that plan.
Re: Maryland's First Female Episcopal Bishop Kills Man in DUI Hit and Run!
Posted by:
The Pope is Dope
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Date: January 01, 2015 01:38PM
FUCK HER!
HOPE SHE ROTS IN PRISON!!
HOPE SHE ROTS IN PRISON!!
Re: Maryland's First Female Episcopal Bishop Kills Man in DUI Hit and Run!
Posted by:
Big Dick Blackk
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Date: January 01, 2015 01:51PM
The Pope is Dope Wrote:
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> FUCK HER!
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> HOPE SHE ROTS IN PRISON!!
Normally you dont go to prison when you haven't been charged with anything. But seeing that she's white, in Obama's world of justice she will probably get the death penalty.
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> FUCK HER!
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> HOPE SHE ROTS IN PRISON!!
Normally you dont go to prison when you haven't been charged with anything. But seeing that she's white, in Obama's world of justice she will probably get the death penalty.
Re: Maryland's First Female Episcopal Bishop Kills Man in DUI Hit and Run!
Posted by:
judge alex
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Date: January 01, 2015 03:51PM
DSL Ville Wrote:
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> take that license for good Wrote:
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> -----
> >
> >
> > Her BAC on the first conviction was .27 as well
> as
> > marijuana use.
>
> It always amazes me that people who spend most of
> their time parked in front of a computer monitor
> CAN'T READ. The article say she was charged with
> possession of marijuana, not use. And the charge
> was later dropped. Besides, something that
> happened 4 years ago has no bearing on what
> happened in this incident. The fact that she
> returned to the scene 20 minutes later would sort
> of negate any thought of trying to hide any
> alcohol/drug impairment.
>
> It's possible she freaked out and made an
> irrational decision. And it's also possible she
> was trying to flee but was followed and she had to
> abandon that plan.
Its also possible she is just a drunk that killed someone.
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> take that license for good Wrote:
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> -----
> >
> >
> > Her BAC on the first conviction was .27 as well
> as
> > marijuana use.
>
> It always amazes me that people who spend most of
> their time parked in front of a computer monitor
> CAN'T READ. The article say she was charged with
> possession of marijuana, not use. And the charge
> was later dropped. Besides, something that
> happened 4 years ago has no bearing on what
> happened in this incident. The fact that she
> returned to the scene 20 minutes later would sort
> of negate any thought of trying to hide any
> alcohol/drug impairment.
>
> It's possible she freaked out and made an
> irrational decision. And it's also possible she
> was trying to flee but was followed and she had to
> abandon that plan.
Its also possible she is just a drunk that killed someone.