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| RAE Carruth |
Our special classification arrives today at the first position. For real, we write the day following the announcement of the lockout and the temptation to enter the charts some of the protagonists of the sad story is strong. For days now, chase legal news and non-sporting, alas.
In any case, the first position is up to Rae Carruth.
Carruth was a pick of the first round to Carolina in 1997. His career in the NFL, say it now, it lasted a moment of time having regard to the facts of which he became the protagonist. In 1999, after 6 games of the season, also played on discrete levels, the girlfriend of Carruth (Cher Adams) told him to be expecting a baby. News that, as a natural, would make the happiness of most men. But not Carruth, who, consequently, began to think about how to "react" to the news. That said, November 16, 1999, in Charlotte, North Carolina, Carruth and his girlfriend were driving in separate cars when suddenly Carruth, whose car was traveling before that of his girlfriend, stopped suddenly. Then a third car stopped on the side the car driven by his girlfriend, Adams (eight months pregnant) and began firing in the direction of the woman, hitting four times. Carruth then quickly turned away by car. Initially, the girlfriend survived the shooting and somehow managed to call the police alleging facts and the behavior of the player. Afterwards, however, went into a coma and died a month later. The son survived. Carruth, when his wife died, it was stated on the run and caught a month later in a parking lot of Tennessee was hiding in the trunk of a car with $ 3,900 cash, in bottles which include their own urine, food, clothes and a cell phone.
In short, Carruth was found guilty of conspiracy aimed at the commission of a murder, aggravated from having fired into a car occupied also by using a weapon to kill an unborn child. Surprisingly, he was sentenced to only 18 years and 11 months in prison (the maximum allowed, since the course of events, had 24 years' imprisonment). The output of Carruth from prison is scheduled for October 22, 2018. So many to seek life imprisonment or, even more, the death penalty.
In short, Carruth was found guilty of conspiracy aimed at the commission of a murder, aggravated from having fired into a car occupied also by using a weapon to kill an unborn child. Surprisingly, he was sentenced to only 18 years and 11 months in prison (the maximum allowed, since the course of events, had 24 years' imprisonment). The output of Carruth from prison is scheduled for October 22, 2018. So many to seek life imprisonment or, even more, the death penalty.
There is nothing else to add. This too, unfortunately, is the NFL.
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