She won't get shit. Just like Fred Lane's wife who only got 8 years for executing Mr. Lane. Chicks get away with shit like this all of the time they just cry "Lifetime Channel" and say they were abused and it pays off better than the race or gay card.
When will people learn marriage should no longer be an option for a man in a relationship. Once you marry a chick a dude gets nothing out of it. The days of dowry's are over. Stay single, keep your money, enjoy your freedom, share custody of your kids and if you must live together make sure you both set up ground rules and don't change your living habits.
This a woman's world, we are just sperm donors. Only way to get our power back is refuse to give in and marry them. If you love her and she says marry me or I am leaving, tell her adios.
When will people learn marriage should no longer be an option for a man in a relationship. Once you marry a chick a dude gets nothing out of it. The days of dowry's are over. Stay single, keep your money, enjoy your freedom, share custody of your kids and if you must live together make sure you both set up ground rules and don't change your living habits.
This a woman's world, we are just sperm donors. Only way to get our power back is refuse to give in and marry them. If you love her and she says marry me or I am leaving, tell her adios.
According to his agent Andy Simms, Bengals WR Chris Henry is "battling for his life" at a Charlotte hospital after a domestic dispute that left him with severe head injuries Wednesday afternoon.
Simms confirmed that Henry was still alive late Wednesday. "We ask for everyone to pray for Chris," he said. "Chris is indeed battling for his life...and our thoughts and prayers (are) with him during this extremely difficult time." Police spokesman Robert Fey says no charges have been filed against Henry's fiancee Loleini Tonga, who was allegedly driving the truck Henry fell from the back of. Henry often credited Tonga with helping turn his life around after a string of arrests and suspensions that threatened his NFL career.
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Simms confirmed that Henry was still alive late Wednesday. "We ask for everyone to pray for Chris," he said. "Chris is indeed battling for his life...and our thoughts and prayers (are) with him during this extremely difficult time." Police spokesman Robert Fey says no charges have been filed against Henry's fiancee Loleini Tonga, who was allegedly driving the truck Henry fell from the back of. Henry often credited Tonga with helping turn his life around after a string of arrests and suspensions that threatened his NFL career.
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Offense & Defense: Chris Henry’s Tumultuous Career
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CINCINNATI -- On the field, he's a master at offense. In court, he is a master at defense.
Whether he's faced with a wall of linebackers, or a string of arrests, Chris Henry has always found a way to make it through.
If there's one thing we've learned from Chris Henry's life on and off the field – never count him out.
While sports writers were reporting the end of his football career not so long ago, he was mounting a comeback. Once again in a Bengals jersey, this time #15 kept it clean.
The West Virginia University stand-out was drafted by the Bengals in 2005, scoring six touchdowns in his rookie year. 2005 also saw his first of many run-ins with the law.
Judges looked not at his football record, but his criminal record. One judge called him a "one man crime wave."
Despite his off the field penalties, Chris Henry rarely dropped the ball on the grid iron. Carson Palmer looked for him in the end zone, time and time again.
Then in the spring of 2008, he was arrested again and the Bengals cut him from the team, only to sign him back to a two-year contract.
At the time Henry said, "everything that happened made me mature a little bit more."
Even when he was hurt during a game hurt last month, Henry caught the ball and held onto it with his broken arm. The injury sidelined #15 for the rest of the season.
He told us he was going to, "just try and stay on top of it, stay working and try to get it better so hopefully I can get back here with these guys."
There's a sense among fans, friends and team-mates that he was finally getting his life on the right track.
Henry was in Charlotte, North Carolina finalizing wedding plans with his fiancé before police say she drove off in a pick up truck during an argument with him.
Investigators say he jumped into the bed of the pick up truck and later "came out," falling on the pavement.
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This is from WCPO...sounds like he is gone.
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CINCINNATI -- On the field, he's a master at offense. In court, he is a master at defense.
Whether he's faced with a wall of linebackers, or a string of arrests, Chris Henry has always found a way to make it through.
If there's one thing we've learned from Chris Henry's life on and off the field – never count him out.
While sports writers were reporting the end of his football career not so long ago, he was mounting a comeback. Once again in a Bengals jersey, this time #15 kept it clean.
The West Virginia University stand-out was drafted by the Bengals in 2005, scoring six touchdowns in his rookie year. 2005 also saw his first of many run-ins with the law.
Judges looked not at his football record, but his criminal record. One judge called him a "one man crime wave."
Despite his off the field penalties, Chris Henry rarely dropped the ball on the grid iron. Carson Palmer looked for him in the end zone, time and time again.
Then in the spring of 2008, he was arrested again and the Bengals cut him from the team, only to sign him back to a two-year contract.
At the time Henry said, "everything that happened made me mature a little bit more."
Even when he was hurt during a game hurt last month, Henry caught the ball and held onto it with his broken arm. The injury sidelined #15 for the rest of the season.
He told us he was going to, "just try and stay on top of it, stay working and try to get it better so hopefully I can get back here with these guys."
There's a sense among fans, friends and team-mates that he was finally getting his life on the right track.
Henry was in Charlotte, North Carolina finalizing wedding plans with his fiancé before police say she drove off in a pick up truck during an argument with him.
Investigators say he jumped into the bed of the pick up truck and later "came out," falling on the pavement.
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This is from WCPO...sounds like he is gone.
You ever get the feeling that no matter how much good you do you can't escape your past? We all know what Chris Henry has been caught and arrested for but that tells only half of his life troubles. What about the shit he got away with?
Take Sean Taylor and Darrell Russell for instance in the NFL both guys lived a wild life and ended up dying young tragically. Sean Taylor was turning his life around too but sometimes shit just catches up with you.
I call it the Menace II Society ending. In the movie Caine did a lot of bad shit in his life and right when he realized he wanted to live and straighten his life out. He gets blasted by some gangstas.
I also believe that for all of those men and women in prison who are innocent of the crimes that they got convicted for committed multiple crimes that they didn't get caught for and it is just the pendulum swinging the other way on their ass. Truly innocent law abiding citizens don't get arrested for crimes. You have to have a history to be accused or arrested for a crime. Dentists just don't get arrested out of the blue for raping and murdering a small child. Human Resource Managers don't just get arrested for drug trafficking. School teachers or plumbers don't just get arrested for being fingered in a drive-by shooting.
Take Sean Taylor and Darrell Russell for instance in the NFL both guys lived a wild life and ended up dying young tragically. Sean Taylor was turning his life around too but sometimes shit just catches up with you.
I call it the Menace II Society ending. In the movie Caine did a lot of bad shit in his life and right when he realized he wanted to live and straighten his life out. He gets blasted by some gangstas.
I also believe that for all of those men and women in prison who are innocent of the crimes that they got convicted for committed multiple crimes that they didn't get caught for and it is just the pendulum swinging the other way on their ass. Truly innocent law abiding citizens don't get arrested for crimes. You have to have a history to be accused or arrested for a crime. Dentists just don't get arrested out of the blue for raping and murdering a small child. Human Resource Managers don't just get arrested for drug trafficking. School teachers or plumbers don't just get arrested for being fingered in a drive-by shooting.
