Please explain a non-suicide scenario.

 

Ask @PurplePride92 to explain his reasoning.

Ask @PurplePride92 to explain his reasoning.

 

I lean more toward him committing suicide now that it took them 2-3 days to thoroughly go through his humongous 15 x 15 cell and find the suicide notes and John 3:16 marked on his forehead. As always it always seems to take 2-3 days to get the whole story and looking at the large amount of space they had to cover in order to give us more details of suicide it does seem like with the evidence presented that he did commit suicide. Unless of course they are fabricating evidence and telling us what they want us to hear. But nah, no prison would ever do such a thing.

Ask @PurplePride92 to explain his reasoning.

 

Ive talked to him about his reasoning offline. I asked for yours.

Interesting to hear a prison love was the recipient of a suicide letter. Also read that a possible motive for the death of Lloyd was his knowledge of a high school love.

I lean more toward him committing suicide now that it took them 2-3 days to thoroughly go through his humongous 15 x 15 cell and find the suicide notes and John 3:16 marked on his forehead. As always it always seems to take 2-3 days to get the whole story and looking at the large amount of space they had to cover in order to give us more details of suicide it does seem like with the evidence presented that he did commit suicide. Unless of course they are fabricating evidence and telling us what they want us to hear. But nah, no prison would ever do such a thing.

 

Any thoughts on why the "Prison" would kill him?

Any thoughts on why the "Prison" would kill him?

 

My thoughts are that the prison would cover it up. I don't trust the system or anything about the system. Especially a system in a state where it recently came out that posssibly up to 20K people were put in prison under false evidence.

 

 

http://bluegrasspreps.com/controversial-issues/up-to-20-347451.html

Question, does the prison not make more money with live butts in cells? Isn't offing a paid guest counterproductive to the bottom line?

My thoughts are that the prison would cover it up. I don't trust the system or anything about the system. Especially a system in a state where it recently came out that posssibly up to 20K people were put in prison under false evidence.

 

 

http://bluegrasspreps.com/controversial-issues/up-to-20-347451.html

 

So one guy in a crime lab being a turd, equals the entire system is broke?

 

I'm still wondering what the motive for the "prison" to kill him is? Or why they would cover it up if he was murdered?

So one guy in a crime lab being a turd, equals the entire system is broke?

 

 

I think it's fair to say it calls into question the entire system and how much other corruption hasn't come to light yet...

I think it's fair to say it calls into question the entire system and how much other corruption hasn't come to light yet...

 

Kinda like one bad cop means all cops are bad or one bad teacher means all teachers are bad or one bad anything means all of them must be bad?

 

They caught a guy that was screwing up, that doesn't mean the system is any more corrupt than would be because a coworker stole from your company.

Kinda like one bad cop means all cops are bad or one bad teacher means all teachers are bad or one bad anything means all of them must be bad?

 

They caught a guy that was screwing up, that doesn't mean the system is any more corrupt than would be because a coworker stole from your company.

 

It was a chick...And I completely disagree. If someone is able to get away with that large scale amount of corruption for that long, what are others getting away with?

 

And yes, when one teacher or cop screws up, it absolutely makes you look more closely and critically at others.

It was a chick...And I completely disagree. If someone is able to get away with that large scale amount of corruption for that long, what are others getting away with?

 

And yes, when one teacher or cop screws up, it absolutely makes you look more closely and critically at others.

I guess we will disagree on the significance of her actions to "Possible" corruption in their prison system.

So one guy in a crime lab being a turd, equals the entire system is broke?

 

I'm still wondering what the motive for the "prison" to kill him is? Or why they would cover it up if he was murdered?

 

Let me be more clear. I've never trusted the system my entire life and I never will.

Let me be more clear. I've never trusted the system my entire life and I never will.

 

Well that's much easier to understand.

Well that's much easier to understand.

 

Yeah, this isn't an isolated incident for me. It's just the way my mind works in my lifetime. I will never trust the system at all. I just pray that my loved ones never become a victim to it.