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Date Posted: 01:11:39 07/24/02 Wed
Author: THE BOB HUGGINS POLITICAL MACHINE
Subject: JU$TIN HODGE

Our friend Donald Little was in court yet again today. His lawyer extended the case once more, with the new tentative date being August 21st. Who knows if they decide to extend it again?

This case started on 4/1, with Donald Little assaulting his roommate. Little was sore after he came up missing $2,500. He made his roommate feel a little worse. Donald hit him, cut him, burned him, and broke his jaw. Justin Hodge, the victim of this crime, had his jaw wired shut. Hodge is a student with no money. He had to turn to the Ohio victims of violent crime fund for his medical care.

Where did Donald Little get the $2,500? This is a question that needs to be asked. It needs to be asked by the media, and it needs to be asked by the State prosecutor in this case. Donald needs to account for it, as it is related to the crime. What is a college student doing with $2,500 in cash anyway?

Apparently, the $2,500 in cash isn't all that Donald Little had. He just got set up in a new crib in Tri County, and he just bought himself a new set of wheels. You can see Donald Little driving his Cadillac to the summer league every weekend. Donald seems to be doing quite well despite this minor financial setback. Where does Donald get his money? If Cincinnati had any investigative reporters, they left the building long ago.

Donald's attorney, THEODORE J FRONCEK, has spent countless hours on this case since 4/1, appearing in court many times on the behalf of Donald Little. Who pays the legal fees for this guy? Little must be racking them up. Who pays the bail for him? Who pays for his apartment and new ride? Mr. Skillet, what would a good lawyer be charging for all these months of playing around with the legal system?

You may know THEODORE J FRONCEK as the same attorney that defended Shawn Myrick. Shawn Myrick was convicted of drugging and raping an underage girl in the team hotel on the night before a game. That case was put off until the end of the season, and culminated in Myrick pleading guilty. Pity that no trial took place, as Bob Huggins and several Bearcat players were called in as witnesses. Is Mr. Froncek doing all this pro bono work for the good of the people? It sure helped John Burlew's political career. That of course has been well documented on this board.

If you see Donald at the summer league, he is cool, calm, and collected. He knows what he is doing this fall, and he will even tell you. Donald says that he is playing basketball for the University of Cincinnati. It is already a done deal. The pieces are already in place, so much so, that Mike OfCoursey has already published a piece about the case against Donald growing weaker over the summer.

The word is out; Donald Little will be back at UC in the fall. You will hear all the usual bullshit about getting a second chance, and Huggins will shrug his hands and defer to the legal system that set Donald Little free.

My question to you is, how did the case against Donald suddenly become weaker? Did Justin Hodge break his own jaw? Did he burn, cut, and punch himself to set Donald Little up? It is not like another suspect has come to the forefront in this case, they aren't charging anyone else with it.

One of the reasons that this trial has been delayed is that Justin Hodge can have time to heal, as well as think thing$ over a bit. If Hodge didn't want to te$tify, for whatever rea$on$, Little still couldn't afford having him show up with his jaw wired shut. For Donald to go free, Justin Hodge has to be working with him. If Hodge were prepared to go after Little with the same intensity that Little went at him, the case would have never grown "weaker", as Mike OfCoursey has alleged. Hodge has even left town, to lessen any added exposure to this case. What made Justin Hodge change hi$ mind?

Make no mistake about it, as of right now; Donald Little will be playing basketball for UC this fall. Justin Hodge will not even show up in court to testify against Donald Little in this case. Donald Little said himself that he expects this case to be plead down to a ticket and a fine. Get a load of that.

Suddenly, everything that happened on 4/1 will be reduced to the severity of a traffic ticket. The real injuries to Hodge might be dismissed as an accident, and some UC fans may claim that they never happened. Police were on the scene; they have photos, statements, and a record of events. That all won't mean a damn thing when Hodge fails to testify against Little in court. I guess it never happened at all.

This of course, is all the seamless operation of The Bob Huggins Political Machine. It has never worked with such ruthless efficiency.

What made Justin Hodge change his mind?

BOB HUGGINS HAS NO INTEGRITY

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[> All hail the Machine! It is up to us to expose these UC apologists and make them account for their lies. TESTIFY! -- NO JUSTICE! NO PEACE!, 09:39:45 07/24/02 Wed

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[> [> To answer the question BHPM directed at me, I would expect Little to be paying on a flat fee in a felony case like this (not by the hour). The fee would probably be in the neighborhood of AT LEAST $25,000, with AT LEAST $10,000 up front. I don't do criminal law, although I know many people who do, and they normally charge large flat fees with a ton up front because so many of their clients are scumbags like Little who would not pay a dime otherwise. -- Homeskillet, 12:26:51 07/24/02 Wed

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[> [> [> That is a lot of Jack for a college kid. It would be interesting to see who is paying for it. -- THE BOB HUGGINS POLITICAL MACHINE, 14:49:36 07/24/02 Wed

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[> Muskieman told me at the summer league that he knows the prosecutor well, and that they know about a payoff. Apparently, they are just going to let it slide. Muskieman claims to know everyone, but he doesn't know my name. -- Roscoe, 12:45:11 07/24/02 Wed

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[> [> Won't happen chief. If a payoff is even suspected by the prosecutor, it will be pursued. It is bribery (among other things) and is a felony in Ohio. All interested would go to jail. If the prosecutor knew and did nothing he would not only be charged, but would be held in contempt, lose his license, pay fines and do jail time. This dog won't hunt. -- Joe Deters, 13:30:57 07/24/02 Wed

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[> [> [> The prosecutor has to have a REASONABLE SUSPICION before he is required to investigate. If he has heard rumors from the likes of muskieman, he shouldn't take it seriously, but if he has anything to lead him to believe the system is being perverted he should follow up. Joe Deters, you seem to be in the know, why don't you tell us why the prosecution hasn't followed up on Little having a new caddy and a wad of cash all of a sudden? Someone is paying someone and neither the prosecution nor the press seems willing to follow up. By the way, much like the system, I am extremely perverted. -- Homeskillet, 13:37:52 07/24/02 Wed

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[> [> [> [> Roscoe said that 'Muskieman said the prosecutor knows about a payoff.' Knowledge of a payoff is certainly reasonable suspicion. What I don't believe is that there is any such knowledge. It isn't a crime to suddenly have money. Police don't investigate a man just because he's got a nice car. -- Joe, 15:54:50 07/24/02 Wed

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[> [> [> [> [> Muskieman has never been one to use the English language very precisely. "Knowledge" is a far cry from any suspicions prosecutors may have. Prosecutors are suspicious about defendants all the time, but they don't go on wild goose chases unless they have legitimate reason. Joe, you are right that it is no crime to suddenly have money, but don't you wonder a bit how he fell into all this cash? -- Homeskillet, 16:13:18 07/24/02 Wed

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[> [> [> [> [> [> Ask Muskieman guys, he is the one who claimed to know the prosecutor. Who believes that a prosecutor would confide anything to Muskieman? Let Muskieman refute this, he reads this board. -- Roscoe P. Coltrain, 14:54:27 07/25/02 Thu

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[> What's interesting is if the money were ever put in a bank, wouldn't red flags pop up if money relegated to room and board and financial aid was spent on a car, new crib, and God knows what else? Lord knows UC won't investigate this. -- X-band '01, 15:14:37 07/24/02 Wed

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[> [> Speaking of investigations, who were the 4 ADs at UC during Bob Huggins' tenure? I can think of Goin, O'Dell, and Taylor. And finally, TBHPM and Pablo, who would be interested if I set up a webpage devoted entirely to TBHPM posts? I just reviewed the free roof post in addition to PP's handiwork below. I never realized until now what caused O'Dell's dismissal (hence the inquiry of the ADs). -- X-band '01, 15:18:06 07/24/02 Wed

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[> [> [> To answer the question that starts "who would be interested if I set up a webpage devoted to..." yada yada. I think you only need look as far as your other wildly successful web page to answer that question. -- BP, 16:05:18 07/24/02 Wed

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[> [> [> All of my material is copyrighted and is the exclusive property of The Cartel. Any reproduction of my posts without the expressed written consent of The Cartel is prohibited. -- THE BOB HUGGINS POLITICAL MACHINE, 22:42:37 07/24/02 Wed

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[> [> [> [> I would like to welcome everyone back to the Cartel - it's good to see everyone... -- Pablo, 03:11:13 07/25/02 Thu

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[> [> [> [> [> I would love to look at the top of the page of a lawsuit by the Cartel to enforce the BHPM's rights against X-band: In the Circuit Court for Hamilton County, Ohio, The Cartel vs. X-band '01. Of course, the Cartel would somehow draw Burlew as a judge and would have to resort to extralegal remedies like destroying X-band's board. Doh! That won't work. -- Homeskillet, 11:16:14 07/25/02 Thu

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[> [> [> [> [> [> If Burlew were judge, we'd probably see BOTH parties fined in some matter by the dishonorable Judge Burlew. Nonetheless, I shall refrain from pissing off (or on) the Cartel for now. -- X-band '01, 14:08:26 07/25/02 Thu

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[> [> [> Tony Perzigian was an interim AD between Gerald O'Dell and Bob "Roofus" Goin". -- Snipe, 08:30:48 07/25/02 Thu

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[> [> [> [> .. -- ,, 12:46:29 07/25/02 Thu

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