it's all thanks to Mr mafia man your built now
I knew it too
"I knew it." Kashi said with disappointment in his voice and expression, "You didn't go to the authorities after being 'victim' to such a serious crime. You didn't have any evidence of the crime taking place. A few hours after the crime, you started becoming all chummy and physical with another man. And the icing on the cake was you agreeing to meet the same man who assaulted you at the same place he assaulted you and accepting $200 as reconciliation. You're not a traumatized victim. You're the same manipulative girl I knew when we were together."
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But did he... I hate to be one of those people...buttt she just seems like trouble so find hard to believe if not oops sorry
rest in peace
For the first time, Mayr's expression changed. His eyebrows slanted and his expression changed to one of rage. "Like I said, you're a dead man!"
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They really would follow him anywhere
When the two made it outside, they found that the captains were waiting for them right outside the entrance. They all had similar determined looks on their faces. Mayr gave all of them a brief, silent glance and walked past them. "Let's go." Mayr said stoically with his eyes fixated in front of him. "Yes, sir!" replied the captains and began walking behind him.
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right 😂
"Well," replied the detective, "It's hard to say this early after finding the body, but from what we can extrapolate from witness testimony, he was making a lot of people angry, and not just in this bar. He's been banned from many other bars as well for his behaviour. The attack also does not seem pre-planned. The current evidence suggests that there was a sudden altercation that led to the murder of Robert Jensa."
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servers him right he deserved it
By the time Kris was done, Robbie was unrecognizable. When Kris stopped, he was breathing heavily and the thought of what he had done finally sunk in.
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now this i can get the anger for
Mayr paused again and his voice began to shake. "So those bastards beat him to a pulp and raped his girlfriend in front of him. He laid there, screaming and squirming while being held down, unable to do anything as the woman he loved screamed and clawed, hoping that someone would help. After the dealers left, Mayr's brother and his girlfriend were both broken, both physically and mentally. They had cursed their fate so much, so they went to the nearest building, and committed suicide together. Mayr was just 15 when this happened."
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I know this was a serious part of the story but it less severe to understand the hardship he went through for me cuz I live in Colorado where marijuana is legal so the situation would never happen you can get it anywhere for little money
"That was until everything went wrong." Mayr said with sadness in his voice. "Because he started doing hard labour jobs at such a young age, Mayr's brother began having bad joint and back pain by the time he was 22. To ease this pain, Mayr's brother began buying marijuana from drug dealers. Apparently, they were just sellers for an organized crime faction that operated in Jakent. Marijuana was illegal, so getting it was expensive. It cost money that Mayr's brother didn't have, but he had become addicted. He believed that he would die from pain if he did not have it. So, he kept buying without having the money to pay. The dealers were having no more of it. One day they cornered Mayr's brother when he was with his girlfriend and they demanded money on the spot, but Mayr's brother didn't have the money to pay them."
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great story 🥰 really engaging i read it all in one sitting
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