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Not convoluted enough! You need to add about 85% more tinfoil hat to your theory...

I thought that I had read that some place too, but it's not in the lawyers statement and she seemed to include all sorts of granular details. Guess it must have been turned off since "she has no access to arm or disarm the system" - and when she got home from her trip and entered the house, one would assume you'd have to turn off the alarm. Or you know, the alarm goes off. Interesting that the lawyer mentions they have "no idea whether McCoy was able to live stream or see the incident...". If the power was off, to your point, the lawyer and victim should know that the system was not on so Shady wouldn't have seen anything. Also, since there was not forced entry by the assailant, but this happened not long after she got home from Paris, maybe she just left the door open? If the power was off and the alarm was off, the assailant obviously didn't use a keypad to enter the house. Such a strange case! This will make a good 8 part Netflix docuseries in a few years ?

One of the stranger facts surrounding this - what about the guy that, you know, actually did the crime? Are they trying to find him? And since Shady changed the security system (but still had access, per the press release), does he have footage of the whole thing going down?

Summary: Some people are waiting for the facts. Some people think the KNOW the facts. It should be easy to tell who is who...

Open mouth, insert foot! ?

Where is the part that he's showing he's worried!? ?

There are some real head-scratchers in this thread! ?

You're assuming there is logic involved in most of these posts!?

All we know to date, in one place - a press release.

No one is BLAMING the victim, people are just saying we don't know the facts as they relate to Shady's involvment. But no, Shady should be guilty until proven innocent just like the judicial system is supposed to work. And we're the morons... o_O

Actual experience or facts have no place here, Tom! Come on man...

Nope, unpossible - it HAS to be something much, much more complex!

Or because we don't have all of the facts and everyone is rushing to say "he's guilty - OBVIOUSLY!". He might be guilty, he might not be, but let's not act like we all KNOW the truth...

I've read this a lot in Twitter - if someone was demanding something specific from her, it MUST have been orchestrated by Shady. Or, maybe she was at the club waiving around a $50k Birkin Bag and someone was like "Oh that's Shady's Ex, I know where she's staying - let's get that money!". They broke in and said "give me that purse" (a specific item). Doesn't mean Shady sent them after the purse (obviously this is just an example). A whole lot of Jump to Conclusions in this thread...

Maybe someone was actually robbing the house, found her there and beat her up? Or maybe Shady put a hit out on her (which, if so, I don't even know what to say - on many levels). Going to be interesting to see where this one goes...

https://ftw.usatoday.com/2018/01/josh-allen-wyoming-senior-bowl-throw-video-miss-workout-accuracy-browns-nfl-draft Durning a Senior Bowl practice!? I would say he went on to have an OK Senior Bowl game - he must have put that throw out of his mind more than you did... Also, the original video posted here wasn't a "throwing contest", but those guys dicking around during the football card shoot. As was said, there was a whole thread on it. But stir on, it's the offseason!

Per Insta it was Hop hip producer Trypps Beatz who had worked with some of the Gresilda Records crew from Buffalo and many others (per @getbenny Insta account).

Stock Tuesday... o_O

Was surprised by that too, but looking at the map, there are not may seats left... Regardless, I'm in for the opener - will be there with a few VT friends. We'll be sure to bring the Vermont beers, so stop by our cooler! Will definitely have food too, feature item will White Hots with some Bill Gray's!

#bringbackhooterhill ?

Ludo's post on Insta brought a tear to my eye (as have several) - Bourdain was such in influence on so many...

Bourdain was a huge inspiration in my life, I'm shocked today... I grew up in a restaurant family / family restaurant and though Kitchen Confidential came out after it closed, in Bourdain I immediately saw my grandfather Anthony. It reminded me of all of those great days and nights spent in the kitchen, sometimes making magic, sometimes being miserable. But always living that Cook's Life. Then later, as I started really traveling for work, his TV shows inspired me always try the local joint, to appreciate the culture, to eat something weird that I never have before. To explore the world through food. I've been to so many joints simply because he went and said they were amazing. I still have a list on my phone of restaurants to hit... Big picture though, Bourdain was a reminder to me that you CAN make it, dreams can come true. To make it from a heroin addicted line cook, to world traveler and voice of a generation of "foodies" was an amazing climb. As others have said, it just reminds you that you never know what another person is living through, that even while life seems amazing for someone it might not be, and that mental health is something we all need to pay a lot more attention to. RIP Anthony, you'll be missed.

We got our GB tickets through NFL TicketExchange. Not cheap (but are there cheap tickets for Green Bay?), but going through Ticketmaster you KNOW they're legit and you get them digitally delivered right away...

Dopers!