is ray lewis a killer?
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Ask yourself was OJ a killer and you'll have your answer.
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Dr. Dolphus Raymond is a disliked white man who married a black woman. He pretends he is an alcoholic, but he only drinks Coca Cola out of a sack. He does this to put the people of Maycomb at ease, to give them a reason why he married a black woman. He knows they will not understand why he lives as he does, so by pretending he is a drunk, he makes life easier for himself (and for Maycomb).\n\n\nhe just likes his wife, he knows they will not accept this so he fakes alcoholism.
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If memory serves me correctly, James Earl Ray died in prison of liver cancer.  He was there after being convicted for the assination of Rev. Martin Luther King and remained there until the day he died.
818912
I love anwsers like the joker above me wrote.. This question doesn't ask about who's the better human being....It asks about who's the best linebacker...For my money it's Lawrence Taylor!! I don't care if he did drugs, sent a hooker to a guys room or slaughtered a family during the week...On Sunday he was an animal on the field!! And you can say the same thing about Ray Lewis!! He not the best....But he's top 10 all time for sure!!
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James Earl Ray, convicted King assassin, dies\n\nhttp://www.cnn.com/US/9804/23/ray.obit/\n\nhttp://www.crimelibrary.com/terrorists_spies/assassins/ray/1.html\n\nAmerican criminal who pleaded guilty to the 1968 assassination of the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., was sentenced to 99 years in prison, and spent the rest of his life demanding a trial, claiming that his confession had been coerced and that he had been a pawn in a larger conspiracy (b. March 10, 1928, Alton, Ill.--d. April 23, 1998, Nashville, Tenn.).\n\nhttp://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9124043/Ray-James-Earl\n\nGood luck.\n\nKevin, Liverpool, England.
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I think you mean Frederick Griffiths.  He took two strains of _Streptococcus pneumoniae_.  One was deadly, one wasn't.  He found that if he killed the deadly cells, then mixed them with the harmless cells, the harmless ones would become deadly.  This indicated that the stuff that made the deadly strain deadly was not alive and could be transferred to another cell (i.e., it was chemical in nature).  We now know that the stuff he theorized is DNA.
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Baltimore could be a sleeper team this year, but I don't think it really has anything to do with Steve McNair.  While his addition is nice, a big offense has never been Baltimore Ravens football.  It's all about defense.  The biggest problem last year was Ray Lewis.  He had no defensive line.  Ray Lewis' production depends on strong lineman keeping the O-line at bay so he can move around and hit the holes.  He depends on speed versus strength, which makes him a bad match with the "big uglies".  Baltimore made some good moves to bulk up the D-line, including drafting a big lineman from Oregon.  We could see the rebirth of the nasty Ravens D this year.
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Ray Lewis - murder allogations (Baltimore Ravens)\nRicky Williams - drug charges (Miami Dolphins)\nMichael Jordan - gambling (former Chicago Bulls)\nCalvin Murphy - child molestation (former Houston Rocket)\nO.J. Simpson - murder (we all know about OJ)   \nmore...
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if he is a serial killer ???
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Yes.  He murdered four people in cold blood.  Volumes of evidence were presented proving his guilt.  Even the 9th Federal Circuit Court of Appeals, proven to be the most liberal, anti-death-penalty court in the nation, could not find sufficient cause to nullify the verdict.  He received his fair trial, his fair appeals process.  He continuously professed his innocence to delay (for nearly 30 years) his sentence, nothing more.  He capitalized on the fact that American society, with it's EXTREMELY short attention span, would forget the horrific crimes he committed.  He gambled on the possibility that we would forget what he did, become desensitized to it, and dismiss the jury's decision overly harsh.  Some arguing in his defense tried to portray the jury as a bunch of racist white rich folks intent on "murdering another innocent black man" (it wasn't all-white, check the record).  Fortunately, all of the right people saw through his charade, and ended his shennanigans, permanently.
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Adam's body was never recovered. John and Reve Walsh nearly went insane from grief. A ferocious serial killer named Ottis Toole became a suspect in 1983 and confessed to the killing on two separate occasions. He later recanted both confessions. Toole died in prison without ever being charged in the crime. "I believe he killed Adam," John Walsh told reporters at the time of his death.\nNo one has been proven to have committed the murder, although one man, Ottis Toole, repeatedly confessed and then retracted accounts of his involvement. Toole, allegedly a confederate of serial killer Henry Lee Lucas, was never charged in the Walsh case. In September 1996, he died in prison of cirrhosis of the liver while serving a life sentence for other crimes.
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I'm fearing he will, unfortunately.\n\nI did try to kill him a few years ago - I applied to be the one to load the gun in his Russian Roulette stunt (playing him at his own game during the tests bwahahahahahahaha) but only got as far as the last 50 :o( \n\nSorry world!
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He's right, except that the woman - Myra Hindley - died, and the man - Ian Brady - is still in prison, and isn't trying to get parole. That means he'll probably die there too. Hindley was desperately trying to get out, and she had all sorts of weirdoes on her side.\n\nYou can read more about it here, \nhttp://www.crimelibrary.com/serial_killers/predators/moors/index_1.html\nor search for 'moors murders' - but it's not pleasant.\n\nIt wasn't the South of England though, it was nearer Manchester. Here's a map, you can zoom in or out, Saddleworth Moor is where the red ring is.\nhttp://www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?client=public&X=400000.49115708&Y=400000.504592014&width=500&height=300&gride=403006.49115708&gridn=405194.504592014&srec=0&coordsys=gb&db=freegaz&addr1=&addr2=&addr3=&pc=&advanced=&local=&localinfosel=&kw=&inmap=&table=&ovtype=&keepicon=true&zm=0&out.x=6&out.y=10&scale=1000000
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Yes. Except Michael Schummacher ...he is a potential killer.
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I'm certain he is guilty. What kind of innocent person would lead the cops to chase after him for a long time after he lied and told them he would turn himself in? There were no other suspects that the police could find, and guilty people are let free a lot. The problem seems to be the amendment in the Consitution that says that a person can't be tried twice (double jeopardy), even if substatial evidence amounts against that person. I have heard a lot of rumors that a murder weapon was found, but that eveidence is now usless thanks to that amendment. Rich people like him can afford the best of lawyers, and his lawyer certainly was no amateur. He helped many other famous people walk free, and your lawyer runs most of the show at a trial. He knows all of the loopholes and how to bring his client out of a hole.
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Yes, I do.  He's thirsting for the spotlight again.  And since it has been ruled that any money coming from the use of his name can't be used to pay off the wrongful damage suit, he's free and clear to seek to make big money again.  I think anyone that buys that man's book is an idiot.  Wow, he sure spent a lot of time finding the "real" murderers, as he claimed he would do hasn't he?  He's despicable.
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.2 Stephen Lawrence had been with his friend Duwayne Brooks during the afternoon of 22 April. They were on their way home when they came at around 22:30 to the bus stop in Well Hall Road with which we are all now so familiar. Stephen went to see if a bus was coming, and reached a position almost in the centre of the mouth of Dickson Road. Mr Brooks was part of the way between Dickson Road and the roundabout when he saw the group of five or six white youths who were responsible for Stephen's death on the opposite side of the road. \n\n1.3 Mr Brooks called out to ask if Stephen saw the bus coming. One of the youths must have heard something said, since he called out "what, what nigger?" With that the group came quickly across the road and literally engulfed Stephen. During this time one or more of the group stabbed Stephen twice. One witness thought that Mr Brooks was also attacked in the actual physical assault, but it appears from his own evidence that he was a little distance away from the group when the killing actually took place. He then turned and ran and called out to Stephen to run and to follow him. \n\n1.4 Three eye witnesses were at the bus stop. Joseph Shepherd knew Stephen. He boarded a bus which came to the stop probably as Stephen fell. He went straight to Mr & Mrs Lawrence's house and told them of the attack. Alexandra Marie also boarded the bus. She was seen later, and gave all the help she could. Royston Westbrook also boarded the bus. It was he who believed that Mr Brooks had also been physically attacked. None of these witnesses was able later to identify any of the suspects. All of them said that the attack was sudden and short.