Aidan Ralph arrested
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This guy was born with physical gifts most can only dream of. Even if he never played a down he could have gotten his free education, collected his stipends, and moved onto a career with zero school debt. Threw it all away and now he’s going to spend a lot of years in prison. Then you consider the damage he did to her life. Just terrible all around.
And if I remember right, he caught the tying TD vs OSU in 2011. Or at least to bring it within one score.
What’s next? No ***** grabbing? I don’t want to live in this world.
In Johnson county you get the state’s highest paid employee meeting with the victim, offering to handle it outside the legal system. He also then orders someone to immediately move back into the crime scene, because who isn’t going to just leave a one-room crime scene full of, let’s call it evidence, undisturbed?
Not at all. He should be removed from the team. He should be removed from Iowa State University. He should be charged with the crime, allowed to defend himself in a court of law, and if (when most likely) he's found guilty he should be imprisoned for whatever amount of time the judge sentences him to. I believe that's the rules for the team and university, and it's the law and due process he's entitled to as a US citizen.
Based on what I've read, I hope the sentence he receives is long and uncomfortable and I hope he gets caught making prison toilet wine and loses library or yard access, or whatever it is in prison now.
Relying on an account from a media source is laughable at best. The media has lost all credibility IMO.
By his supposed admission of guilt, he must have been out of control. From the description there must be a preponderance of evidence.
I served on a jury and I was amazed how the newspaper report didn't seem like it was the same trial I sat in on. We had an unbelievably diverse jury.
If he's guilty, let him suffer the consequences.
I am surprised someone on here hasn't looked at official reports
By his supposed admission of guilt, he must have been out of control. From the description there must be a preponderance of evidence.
I served on a jury and I was amazed how the newspaper report didn't seem like it was the same trial I sat in on. We had an unbelievably diverse jury.
If he's guilty, let him suffer the consequences.
I am surprised someone on here hasn't looked at official reports
This is certainly a lot of words to say you can't read.
At least I learned at a time they actually taught English. That appears to be a distant memory. Even my immigrant grandparents could speak English. That doesn't happen anymore either.
Yikes. Quit while you're behind.
Man if only "the media" didn't try to hide it from gold by saying things like "per the complaint", "allegedly", and "the police said." It's so hard to get out of the spin zone of that article that summarizes facts and gives no opinion. Media failing us again.
What's wrong with hunting and eating rabbits?
There are issues with the press. Sensationalism, click bait, etc.
I also respect the idea of not jumping to conclusions. Maybe he pushed her, causing a spinal injury, but everything else is a lie. But reporting the charges isn't a media credibility issue.
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It’s World Press Freedom Day! I guess a free press can’t refer to filed court complaint?
We’re gonna marinate in this one. Just to see how stupid you really sound.
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