not to mention skimming/misreporting ad revenue from the Canada Cup, the Players Pension Fund, etc. Would love for a real deep dive documentary TV series on this rather than the typical flavor of the month "Inventing Anna" type stuff.
You should stop claiming he was drunk when that’s already been disproven in this thread. Hard to take anyone seriously when they blatantly embellish the facts to strengthen their argument
Stop twisting the words to make it look worse. Yes he drove recklessly, but that doesn't make it a reckless homicide. He was charged with 2nd degree vehicular homicide. This is a car accident, Dan Snyder is one of Heatleys good friends, there's zero malice or negative intent here.
Read about how AE f***ed Ed Kea. Many believe his actions caused Keas death
Seriously. What Danton did wasn't right (attempting to hire a hitman), but the intended victim wasn't some innocent who never harmed anyone a day in their life. Frost was a piece of human scum as well.
Wingfield, the Trashers enforcer played for my team in the UK. A legit nice guy.
There might not of been a big difference in the 60s or 70’s in salary for an average NHLer and high paid lawyer. In the 60’s lots of players got summer jobs.
? That's why I opened with "what Danton did wasn't right". I was just saying that a person like Frost gets zero sympathy from me for anything that happens to him.
Yeah I don't like the idea of bringing up someone's history if it has nothing to do with why they were killed, or an effort was made to kill them. It happens way too much to try to exonerate certain people who kill certain other people. It seems like Danton was out of his mind, and the attempted hit grew out of a delusion that someone was after him.
I don't see much relevance in this part of your argument. He wasn't awarded money because of his DUI, he was allowed to resume his job which just so happened to be very well-paying. I don't think anyone would be upset if this exact same situation happened to someone working at a taco stand. If one's financial status shouldn't protect them from the law, it shouldn't subject them to harsher punishment either. Your gripe should be more with the NHL than the justice system. Either way, the Heatley Case doesn't apply to this thread.
I got an underage drinking citation a month before I turned 21. I agreed to a breathalyzer because I had stopped drinking hours before, had gone to the diner, felt pretty much sober. I ended up blowing a 0.19 so I don’t think alcohol metabolizes out of your system as quickly as you think it does.
I don’t get why you’re responding if you’re not reading what you’re responding to. Your vitriol toward me is confusing.
