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Post by Robbie on May 16, 2014 19:22:52 GMT -5
If all is curious on what he wrote:
Thanks for the support! Keep playing hard, working hard, and remain focused on your ultimate goals in life. Don’t let anything get in the way.
Your Friend Aaron Hernandez #81
Not much, but that's what he wrote back...............
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Post by Robbie on May 16, 2014 19:09:04 GMT -5
In a lot of ways this may be a perfect example of what not to do.............
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Post by Robbie on May 16, 2014 19:07:22 GMT -5
Yea, he actually wrote my son! he framed it lol..... As far as Hispanic NFL players your right there are plenty of greats...My son can look up too.The only reason he really looked up to AH is because his coaches in the past use to call him Hernandez because he really dose resemble him in a way...So ever since then he wanted to play football just like him and make it to the NFL at a young age. At this point I’m just keeping him focused on his current games and goals...As far as coaches calling him Hernandez that was in his first two years of play. In a lot of ways this may be a perfect example of what not to…..
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Post by Robbie on May 16, 2014 18:38:43 GMT -5
Insane!!!! if the first case wasn’t enough, now a double murder…Now I have to explain this to my son who’s been playing football since he was 6 and looked up to AH as a Latino football player who made it….My son now 13 who has a bowl game tomorrow at the university of phoenix. In the begging of this case we were sure of his innocence, and even wrote him a support letter witch he had wrote back to my son and signed off by saying your friend Aaron Hernandez. Another reason why I was hesitant was because I did not want my son's face out there & hear the criticism from writing him with my son at all. However, I feel that this story is positive and he does not state for us not to share it with social media like he has asked other fans in the last letters that have been shared with social media. So, being aware of all the details regarding other letters that been shared I am now comfortable sharing this "priceless" story, words of wisdom to a 12 year boy (my son) who plays football, and signed autograph that has never been shared before. Again this was all said and done about 9 month's ago when the case first emerged while AH was behind bars.... With these new details in this double homicide I’m not sure what to say to my son at this point……….
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Post by Robbie on Apr 23, 2014 13:48:07 GMT -5
Born and raised in Phoenix Arizona. Currently living in Peoria Arizona were in just purchased my first house;) I moved to many other states that include Nevada, San Diago Ca, Hayward Ca, San Fransisco Ca, New Mexico, Minnesota, but I always seemed to find my way back home:)
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Post by Robbie on Apr 16, 2014 18:43:42 GMT -5
He looks like Quentin Tarantino.
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Post by Robbie on Apr 16, 2014 18:29:19 GMT -5
I agree, The Winter Soldier was awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by Robbie on Apr 16, 2014 18:21:48 GMT -5
12 years later, hunt for Scottsdale murder suspect Robert Fisher continues The manhunt for Scottsdale fugitive Robert William Fisher continues 12 years after police suspect he slit the throats of his family, shot his wife in the head and blew up their Scottsdale home in an attempt to cover up the murders. Fisher’s wife, Mary, 38, and their two children Brittney, 13, and Bobby, 10, were murdered inside their Scottsdale home on April 10, 2001. Ten days later, Mary’s vehicle was located in the mountains near Payson. Inside the vehicle the family dog Blue was found along with an Oakland Raiders hat. Robert Fisher was recorded wearing the hat by security cameras in his last confirmed sighting. Fisher, 51, is listed on the the FBI’s top 10 most wanted list and the FBI is offering a reward of up to $100,000 for information leading to his arrest. The FBI alerted law enforcement in 2012 that Fisher may be living in the Payson area in Gila County. He is an avid outdoorsman, hunter and fisherman, said Manuel Johnson, spokesman for the FBI. “We don’t believe he’s going to change from those characteristics,” Johnson said. The FBI receives leads on the whereabouts of Fisher on a weekly and monthly basis, Johnson said. Each lead is assessed based on the information provided. Throughout the last decade there have been numerous lookalikes and leads from all over the United States and abroad, he said. www.azcentral.com/video/1207306269001
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Post by Robbie on Apr 2, 2014 17:52:23 GMT -5
I came across this it reminded me of Jason Derek Brown i understand this is something that has never been full proof, and even more reason for today's technology. Who's to say Brown did try this and it has been working for the past ten years getting under some loop holes. Well tell me waht you think........
Ghosting is a form of identity theft in which someone steals the identity, and sometimes even the role within society, of a specific dead person (the "ghost") who is not widely known to be deceased. Usually, the person who steals this identity (the "ghoster") is roughly the same age that the ghost would have been if still alive, so that any documents citing the birthdate of the ghost will not be conspicuously incorrect if appropriated by the thief now claiming to be that person.
The use of counterfeit identification falsely documenting a completely fictional identity is not ghosting, as false identification cannot be used to obtain social services or interact with government agencies or law enforcement officials. The purpose of ghosting is to enable the ghoster to claim for his own use an existing identity that is already listed in government records -- an identity that is dormant because its original possessor is dead.
Ghosting is based on the premise (now less justified than in previous times) that separate government agencies do not share a total exchange of information. Therefore, a ghoster can obtain a passport or Social Security benefits in the name of a dead person because the agencies in charge of those services do not routinely cross-check an applicant's history to determine if a death certificate has been issued in that person's name.
Ghosting has never been foolproof,Ghosting is no longer as easy as it once was...
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Post by Robbie on Apr 1, 2014 12:33:50 GMT -5
Wow!!! is all I can say...Thx to ja2013 this is the fiest time I have viewed this segment. Just one more person to keep a look out for, this story truly is a sad. Especially the fact she has not even paid any kind of consequences….WE NEED TO GET HER!!!!
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Post by Robbie on Mar 28, 2014 12:33:19 GMT -5
So was it a tip that led to his arrest??? Or did he get caught doing more crimes???
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Post by Robbie on Mar 26, 2014 19:03:14 GMT -5
So i just seen the bank atm video, and very courious what is say's on his hat? This is not much of a clue but, is it a NFL hat SD Chargers, or Oakland Raiders??? Far from the truth but maybe Fisher can be hiding in his favorit sports town....
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Post by Robbie on Mar 26, 2014 18:03:20 GMT -5
D.B. Tuber
By Steve Huff
Sorry for got to ad this at the end of that post:/
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Post by Robbie on Mar 26, 2014 17:48:32 GMT -5
If you're just watching cable news to fulfill an addiction to things political, you may have missed the story of D. B. Tuber, the clever, mysterious criminal who pulled off an armored car robbery in Monroe, Washington on Tuesday, September 30. 2008
D. B. Tuber isn't his real name, of course, it's the nickname someone somewhere (seriously, I don't know how he got it) has already given the guy who masterminded a heist that could have come straight out of a Hollywood script. The nick is an obvious homage to the pseudonymous Dan "D. B." Cooper, the mysterious skyjacker who parachuted with his ill-gotten gains from an airliner way back in 1971 and was never seen again.
Yeah, yeah, people who write about certain types of crime use the "out of a Hollywood script" trope a lot, but just wait -- you'll see what I mean. And at the end of it all you'll get a half-assed theory/suggestion from me as to who might have concocted such an admittedly clever scenario.
The caper started off on Craigslist.org. An enticing ad was posted on or about September 27 seeking laborers for a landscaping job that was to begin on the 30th in Monroe. The job would pay $28.50 an hour. The poster, who used the e-mail address cleanmonroe@live.com, was very specific about what laborers were supposed to wear: "workers must purchase safety glasses or equivalent eye protection, ventilator mask, yellow safety vest, long sleeves and no shorts, along with proper foot protection." The poster also stated that anyone showing up that Tuesday morning should have "landscaping experience."
Tuesday morning rolled around and a man wearing a long-sleeved blue shirt, a blue hat, and camouflage shorts strolled across the parking lot of the Bank of America on Route 2 in Monroe. He wore a particle mask (similar to a surgical mask if seen from a distance) and carried some sort of sprayer.
He ran up to the armored car and the guard parked there in the lot and sprayed the guard, disabling him. The robber grabbed a bag of money and he took off in the direction of the nearby Skykomish River.
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reported that two men who witnessed the robbery took off after the guy, but he was too fast. A third witness spotted a man fitting the robber's description near Woods Creek. It isn't actually clear as to whether the guy truly hopped in an inner tube to make his getaway, but police did find a tube next to the river. Hell, it makes a good story, so for the moment, we'll just imagine he did.
The cops came and found themselves confronted with the 12 or so guys who had shown up for the job advertised on Craigslist. Most of them were dressed as they'd been told to dress. Therefore, they were dressed like the guy who'd just robbed the armored car.
There was no landscaping job. There were only 12 guys looking to make a buck who were scammed into essentially being the robber's camouflage.
As Monroe Police Operations Commander Gary Clopp dryly told one paper, "It is obvious that some pre-planning took place."
I'm not so cocky as to write the following and call it gospel. At best it's a guess, an intuition.
This story made me think of an alleged armored car robber and killer named Jason Derek Brown. Brown has been on the run from the law since 2004.
This isn't as big a stretch as it may seem. For one thing, Brown has been spotted recently, in his home state of Utah.
Brown is wanted for the November 29, 2004 robbery and murder of armored car guard Robert Keith Palomares in Ahwatukee, AZ, just outside of Phoenix.
Read the way America's Most Wanted describes the attack on Palomares:
As Keith left the theater complex, a hooded man, dressed entirely in black, came running, his gun drawn. Then, without speaking a word, police say the gunman started firing at Keith's head. In all, six shots were fired, five striking the driver. Police say the gunman then grabbed the bag of money and took off towards an alley. The hooded fugitive hopped on a bike and fled...
A quick, running attack -- only in this case with a gun. The money was snatched and the robber ran for a non-standard getaway vehicle -- a bicycle.
The robber in Monroe fit Brown's general description -- right height range, and he looked to be in his mid-20s. While Brown is near 40, it isn't a big leap to think a witness might mistake the age of a guy in a situation like this. Jason Derek Brown is known to be athletic and fit, and he has a peculiar habit of shaving all his body hair, save the hair on his head. That sort of thing might take a few years off a guy's appearance.
Brown has ties to the Northwest. AMW listed locations Brown has frequented in the past. In addition to Salt Lake City, Brown may be hiding in places like Portland, Oregon and Vancouver and Whistler, Canada.
Brown is also into water sports like boating and fishing.
You can begin to see why the crime committed by the mysterious D. B. Tuber might make Jason Brown come to mind.
There's another reason. It's out there, but it's the sort of thing that might just keep bothering me if I didn't just go ahead and throw it against the wall, see if it sticks.
I did a Google search on a phrase from the Monroe Craigslist ad: "safety glasses or equivalent eye protection."
There were nine hits. Three were news articles about this case, four were identical texts on auto repair. Another hit had something to do with aviation. The interesting result was from a Utah State Government manual dictating proper handling of hazardous waste. Utah -- Jason Brown's home state.
I'm fully aware of how tangential these connections are. Sometimes, though, a large number of connections that might be minimal by themselves can be compelling when they're added together. Here we have someone who either is Jason Derek Brown himself or he has a hell of a lot in common with the Top Ten fugitive. Frankly, I think you could ignore the fact that Brown has frequented that part of the northwest and certainly ignore the oddly tell-tale phrase from Craigslist and still find the robber's approach to the Monroe crime interesting. He cleverly set up a smokescreen with the fake ad. Then he approached wearing a disguise that was, in context, not all that odd. He blitzed the guard, just as Brown allegedly did in Arizona, but fortunately for the Washington guard, he used pepper spray instead of a gun. He took off on foot towards a body of water -- a similar escape to Brown's.
In the end, I honestly expect that police will find that someone else committed this crime. There are known details that might point away from Brown, after all -- for instance, how did the robber know to set up the ruse with the laborers at the right time that Tuesday morning? That took either careful observation or inside knowledge.
But I just found the possible connections to the fugitive too interesting to ignore. If justice prevails and Jason Derek Brown ends up in federal prison with D. B. Tuber, whoever he is, at least the guys will have something to talk about.
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Post by Robbie on Mar 26, 2014 17:34:13 GMT -5
"With the commonness of his name and how he looks, like a surfer dude in California, we’ve had more tips [about this] fugitive than any other on ‘America’s Most Wanted,'" Leising said.
In addition to first-degree murder, Brown is charged with armed robbery and unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. Authorities say that after shooting Palomares, he made off with $56,000 on a getaway mountain bike.
Prior to the murder, Brown was a Mormon missionary, and the FBI now believes he may be hiding within the Mormon community.
"It's a possibility because of Jason's familiarity with the Mormon Church," Special Agent Manuel Johnson told ABCNews.com. "Prior to the shooting he was involved in different types of fraud, so he's not who he claims to be and we could see him taking advantage of people."
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