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Man kills girlfriend, then fries her in a pan.....

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  • tobefree
    Man... Texan's get all the good stuff to smoke!!!
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  • bigtire
    Well... She did say "Eat me" [xx(][xx(][xx(]
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  • ladams
    he fried his GF, now the state is going to fry him..... of all places to commit a stupid crime like this Texas is not the one... they fry anyone there.
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  • David Nunn
    Actually, we only kill people convicted of Capital Murder, and killing one's girlfriend doesn't necessarily qualify. If she was over 6 years old, not a police officer or firefighter, not killed as part of a multiple murder, not killed for hire, or not killed during the commission of another felony, it is only Murder, and the maximum penalty is life in prison.
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  • Txs
    http://forums.gunbroker.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=281209

    Local news always has more detail...

    www.tylerpaper.com/

    nunn-They're talking about the possibility of filing it as Capital because he kidnapped her from her residence before the killing.
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  • hisbigbootygirl
    [xx(] probly not a native texan... let's hope not at least. we've already got idiot's like Horn and his followers making us look bad.
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  • mond
    Guess she was deemed to burn....

    one way or another...maybe in h377 [}:)]
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  • Txs
    quote:Originally posted by mond
    Guess she was deemed to burn....

    one way or another...maybe in h377 [}:)]
    Can't speak for her, but apparently he is.

    He's playing the "God told me to do it" card, but he conveniently can't remember details when pressed by the investigators. He's fishing for an insanity defense, but that's a pretty steep hill to climb under Texas laws.
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  • mateomasfeo
    Paddy cake,
    Paddy cake.
    Baker's man,
    Cut up your girlfriend
    Throw her in a pan.
    Stir it up,
    Stir it up,
    Eat it aaaaalll down!
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  • Permanently deleted user
    this was Texas, was she "chicken fried", or BBQ'd?[xx(]
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  • GuvamintCheese
    quote:Originally posted by mateomasfeo

    Paddy cake,
    Paddy cake.
    Baker's man,
    Cut up your girlfriend
    Throw her in a pan.
    Stir it up,
    Stir it up,
    Eat it aaaaalll down!




    Its not going to be so funny when they find out thats the song he was singing during his dinner.
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  • mateomasfeo
    quote:Originally posted by cartod
    quote:Originally posted by mateomasfeo

    Paddy cake,
    Paddy cake.
    Baker's man,
    Cut up your girlfriend
    Throw her in a pan.
    Stir it up,
    Stir it up,
    Eat it aaaaalll down!




    Its not going to be so funny when they find out thats the song he was singing during his dinner.


    By the way, I have an air tight alibi...
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  • zipperzap
    quote:hisbigbootygirl:

    probly not a native texan... let's hope not at least.

    ... no, of course not.
    [:D][:D][:D]
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  • Laredo Lefty
    The only thing missing here is the chainsaw ...... and we have fodder for a remake of that old movie.

    Did he cut off her face and make a mask?

    Mateomasfeo...... Is it true McCuin is a close friend of yours [:D][:D]
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  • bhale187
    sounds like he set up his insanity defense pretty well.
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  • mateomasfeo
    quote:Originally posted by Laredo Lefty


    Mateomasfeo...... Is it true McCuin is a close friend of yours [:D][:D]


    Only if he hires me...
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  • mateomasfeo
    quote:Originally posted by bhale187
    sounds like he set up his insanity defense pretty well.


    Actually, he has no chance, in my opinion, of mounting an insanity defense.

    Simply put, did the man understand the results of his actions? Did he know that if he took a knife and killed her it would be murder? Or did he think that by killing her he was graduating high school and leaving her a millionaire?

    I say the fact that he called someone and basically confessed washes that defense down the toilet.

    Example:

    An "insane" person (under Texas Law) would not understand that hitting someone in the head would harm them.

    This guy apparently understood the results of his action as evidenced by his guilty conscience...
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  • Old-Colts
    quote:Originally posted by mateomasfeo
    Actually, he has no chance, in my opinion, of mounting an insanity defense.

    Simply put, did the man understand the results of his actions? Did he know that if he took a knife and killed her it would be murder? The sanity ruling may come down to his appropriate choice of a dinner or salad fork!
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  • Old-Colts
    Yikes, I think I may actually start carrying around here now and treating folks with some suspicion if they look at me with hunger in their eyes!
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  • watrulookinat
    quote:Paddy cake,
    Paddy cake.
    Baker's man,
    Cut up your girlfriend
    Throw her in a pan.
    Stir it up,
    Stir it up,
    Eat it aaaaalll down!



    mateomasfeo...I'm LMAO!!!!
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  • 1911a1-fan
    quote:Originally posted by nunn
    Actually, we only kill people convicted of Capital Murder, and killing one's girlfriend doesn't necessarily qualify. If she was over 6 years old, not a police officer or firefighter, not killed as part of a multiple murder, not killed for hire, or not killed during the commission of another felony, it is only Murder, and the maximum penalty is life in prison.



    quote:McCuin, of Tyler, about 110 miles east of Dallas, was charged with capital murder
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  • Forkliftking
    I hope they dont take away his firearm buying rights.
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  • bpost
    Brings new meaning to having a "tasty girlfriend". [:0][:I][:D]
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  • Txs
    quote:Originally posted by bhale187
    sounds like he set up his insanity defense pretty well.I don't know about your state's laws, but in Texas it requires more than just committing really sick and disgusting acts.

    The way the law reads here, only one question needs to be answered-Did he understand that what he did was wrong? This means any little detail which shows a person even attempted to conceal their activities or flee can shoot down an insanity defense. The fact that he fled from police isn't going to help him any.

    A person can righteously be diagnosed with half a psych textbook's worth of malfunctions and still not meet the criminal standard for insanity here. Even Hannibal Lechter wouldn't have been able to successfully use an insanity defense under our statutes.
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  • bhale187
    quote:Originally posted by mateomasfeo
    quote:Originally posted by bhale187
    sounds like he set up his insanity defense pretty well.


    Actually, he has no chance, in my opinion, of mounting an insanity defense.

    Simply put, did the man understand the results of his actions? Did he know that if he took a knife and killed her it would be murder? Or did he think that by killing her he was graduating high school and leaving her a millionaire?

    I say the fact that he called someone and basically confessed washes that defense down the toilet.

    Example:

    An "insane" person (under Texas Law) would not understand that hitting someone in the head would harm them.

    This guy apparently understood the results of his action as evidenced by his guilty conscience...



    You have far too much confidence in the judicial system. Do you really think they will find and seat 12 jurors who don't think this guy is crazy. Juror's don't make decisions based on law, they make them based on emotion.
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  • watrulookinat
    I wonder what his last meal will be??? If he get's the death sentence.
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  • mateomasfeo
    quote:Originally posted by bhale187

    You have far too much confidence in the judicial system. Do you really think they will find and seat 12 jurors who don't think this guy is crazy. Juror's don't make decisions based on law, they make them based on emotion.




    Does the name Jeffery Dahmler ring a bell? I believe he died in prison.

    http://www.democracyinaction.org/dia/organizations/ncadp/news.jsp?key=1080&t=
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  • Eternal Sun 111666
    Texas should outlaw "Blunt Objects"...but then only outlaws would have them.
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  • CA sucks
    At the risk of sounding callous, what cut of meat did he cook?
    Did he say what she tasted like?
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  • mateomasfeo
    quote:Originally posted by CA sucks
    At the risk of sounding callous, what cut of meat did he cook?
    Did he say what she tasted like?


    Tastes like chicken...
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