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originally posted by: GogoVicMorrow
originally posted by: deadeyedick
a reply to: GogoVicMorrow
eff you
He did not say that.
Some reporter did.
We can assume one of two things about you
1 you are just confused about the details
2 you are a LAIR
I hate to have to take you to school this late at night, but YOU are either wrong or in denial and still wrong.
He said these three whopper lies in a book he worked hand in hand on with the biographer and Chris Kyle even defended his lies in court and had to pay out on one of them.
He lied about Ventura.
He lied about shooting two carjackers.
He lied about shooting looters in New Orleans (or hes a murderer no way to verify).
These are his words and stories. Reporters arent making them up (why would they) they are questioning them.
originally posted by: Answer
originally posted by: GogoVicMorrow
originally posted by: deadeyedick
a reply to: GogoVicMorrow
eff you
He did not say that.
Some reporter did.
We can assume one of two things about you
1 you are just confused about the details
2 you are a LAIR
I hate to have to take you to school this late at night, but YOU are either wrong or in denial and still wrong.
He said these three whopper lies in a book he worked hand in hand on with the biographer and Chris Kyle even defended his lies in court and had to pay out on one of them.
He lied about Ventura.
He lied about shooting two carjackers.
He lied about shooting looters in New Orleans (or hes a murderer no way to verify).
These are his words and stories. Reporters arent making them up (why would they) they are questioning them.
Clearly you are here just to troll the thread. Several posters have shown you that you are 100% wrong about everything you're saying but you ignore those posts and continue to repeat your drivel.
Again, I'll address your completely WRONG information:
-The carjackers and New Orleans looter stories did not come from Kyle and were not verified by him.
-Chris Kyle did not go to court, his widow did.
-A journalist named Michael Mooney wrote a book about Kyle using information sourced from other articles and books.
-Chris Kyle did not work with him on this book. The biography written with Kyle's direct input was "American Sniper."
-Michael Mooney is the person who made the claims about Kyle being in New Orleans after Katrina. He's also the person who claims Kyle confirmed the story about the carjackers. Kyle never made those claims.
You've done nothing in this thread but repeat incorrect information, ignore those trying to correct you, and act like a juvenile.
Please go away.
originally posted by: Tangerine
originally posted by: Answer
originally posted by: GogoVicMorrow
originally posted by: deadeyedick
a reply to: GogoVicMorrow
eff you
He did not say that.
Some reporter did.
We can assume one of two things about you
1 you are just confused about the details
2 you are a LAIR
I hate to have to take you to school this late at night, but YOU are either wrong or in denial and still wrong.
He said these three whopper lies in a book he worked hand in hand on with the biographer and Chris Kyle even defended his lies in court and had to pay out on one of them.
He lied about Ventura.
He lied about shooting two carjackers.
He lied about shooting looters in New Orleans (or hes a murderer no way to verify).
These are his words and stories. Reporters arent making them up (why would they) they are questioning them.
Clearly you are here just to troll the thread. Several posters have shown you that you are 100% wrong about everything you're saying but you ignore those posts and continue to repeat your drivel.
Again, I'll address your completely WRONG information:
-The carjackers and New Orleans looter stories did not come from Kyle and were not verified by him.
-Chris Kyle did not go to court, his widow did.
-A journalist named Michael Mooney wrote a book about Kyle using information sourced from other articles and books.
-Chris Kyle did not work with him on this book. The biography written with Kyle's direct input was "American Sniper."
-Michael Mooney is the person who made the claims about Kyle being in New Orleans after Katrina. He's also the person who claims Kyle confirmed the story about the carjackers. Kyle never made those claims.
You've done nothing in this thread but repeat incorrect information, ignore those trying to correct you, and act like a juvenile.
Please go away.
Actually, you don't know whether or not Kyle made those claims to Mooney. He may have.
If Kyle's widow went to court was it or was it not because of something alleged by her husband in his book?
originally posted by: Answer
originally posted by: Tangerine
originally posted by: Answer
originally posted by: GogoVicMorrow
originally posted by: deadeyedick
a reply to: GogoVicMorrow
eff you
He did not say that.
Some reporter did.
We can assume one of two things about you
1 you are just confused about the details
2 you are a LAIR
I hate to have to take you to school this late at night, but YOU are either wrong or in denial and still wrong.
He said these three whopper lies in a book he worked hand in hand on with the biographer and Chris Kyle even defended his lies in court and had to pay out on one of them.
He lied about Ventura.
He lied about shooting two carjackers.
He lied about shooting looters in New Orleans (or hes a murderer no way to verify).
These are his words and stories. Reporters arent making them up (why would they) they are questioning them.
Clearly you are here just to troll the thread. Several posters have shown you that you are 100% wrong about everything you're saying but you ignore those posts and continue to repeat your drivel.
Again, I'll address your completely WRONG information:
-The carjackers and New Orleans looter stories did not come from Kyle and were not verified by him.
-Chris Kyle did not go to court, his widow did.
-A journalist named Michael Mooney wrote a book about Kyle using information sourced from other articles and books.
-Chris Kyle did not work with him on this book. The biography written with Kyle's direct input was "American Sniper."
-Michael Mooney is the person who made the claims about Kyle being in New Orleans after Katrina. He's also the person who claims Kyle confirmed the story about the carjackers. Kyle never made those claims.
You've done nothing in this thread but repeat incorrect information, ignore those trying to correct you, and act like a juvenile.
Please go away.
Actually, you don't know whether or not Kyle made those claims to Mooney. He may have.
If Kyle's widow went to court was it or was it not because of something alleged by her husband in his book?
To your first statement, that's purely conjecture. The person to whom I was responding has been repeating that lie over and over and over as though it's the rock-solid truth. My point was that Chris Kyle never publicly made those claims.
Taya Kyle was forced to appear in court because Jesse wouldn't let his lawsuit go. The jury was split on the decision and took quite awhile to deliberate. Basically, there were several people who came forward as witnesses just to support Kyle and they hurt the case more than helping. The only people who really know what happened that night are Chris Kyle and Jesse Ventura but one of those wasn't around to defend his story.
originally posted by: cavtrooper7
a reply to: GogoVicMorrow
Wonder WHAT else you are wrong about?www.researchgate.net...://www.fbo.gov/i ndex?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=3561a5b205fbea8e2d4efece30e7420b&tab=core&tabmode=list&=
originally posted by: Tangerine
In what way did the pro Kyle witnesses hurt his case?
originally posted by: GogoVicMorrow
a reply to: Answer
"Lie" "as though its rock solid truth."
Which is it a lie or an unsubstantiated story with a pretty sound basis.
You call me a liar when you yourself have nothing to prove otherwise. I at least have a source you have not one source sayibg Mooney lied.
There’s a story about Chris Kyle: on a cold January morning in 2010, he pulled into a gas station somewhere along Highway 67, south of Dallas...
I asked him about that story during an interview in his office last year, as part of what was supposed to be an extended, in-depth magazine story about his service and how hard he worked to adjust back to this world—to become the great husband and father and Christian he’d always wanted to be.
He didn’t want to get into specifics about the gas station shooting, but I left that day believing it had happened.
originally posted by: Tangerine
In what way did the pro Kyle witnesses hurt his case?
Who prevailed in the lawsuit?
“There were so many different accounts [of where the alleged fight occurred] when alcohol was involved,” said the juror, who was interviewed on the condition that the juror's name not be published. “The testimony was all over the place.”
While uncomfortable summarizing the views of the two holdouts, the juror said the pair felt that Kyle did not know he was defaming Ventura in the sub-chapter about the fight. “They believed the story [in the book],” the juror said, “given Jesse’s background and Kyle’s. It was everything, from [Ventura’s] conspiracy [theories] to his [Ventura’s] books, to his character.”
The juror said that one of the most persuasive arguments in Ventura’s favor was a visual presentation, a checklist, offered by the Kyle defense — showing what its 11 witnesses had seen or heard on Oct. 12, 2006, at McP’s Irish Pub.
The purpose of the graphic was to show that all of their witnesses had seen or heard something that night, thus solidifying the claim that Kyle’s account was truthful.
It had the opposite affect on the juror. “It was confusing that no one could see all the events,” the juror said. “It was hard to see that no one saw everything.” Someone saw him punched, some saw him on the ground, but didn’t see him punched, and others saw him getting up he said.
On Monday, jurors first said they were deadlocked. Judge Kyle asked them to give it “one more shot.”
...“Everyone was friendly,” said the juror. “We respected their point of view … They understood our side. They understood ours. There was mutual respect. At the end of the day, we didn’t want there to be a hung jury, but didn’t want people to change their beliefs or side.”
The 10-person panel figured it would be better to let a second trial decide it, the juror said.
Judge Kyle consulted with the attorneys, and asked jurors if they could reach a verdict on a 9 to 1 vote. The jurors sent a note back saying no.
The jurors wondered among themselves if the judge would keep coming back, asking if there was an 8-2 split, 7-3 or 6-4, the juror said.
Kyle consulted with the lawyers again, and then asked the jurors if they could resolve it on an 8-2 vote.
originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: Kuroodo
Ignorant because he only targets a specific culture/group of people.
The same people that were trying to kill American soldiers.
originally posted by: GogoVicMorrow
originally posted by: cavtrooper7
a reply to: GogoVicMorrow
Wonder WHAT else you are wrong about?www.researchgate.net...://www.fbo.gov/i ndex?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=3561a5b205fbea8e2d4efece30e7420b&tab=core&tabmode=list&=
I didnt say they didnt do psych screening or even extensive psych screening for snipers. I said they dont and wont look for sociopaths. They only way to truly determine one is to do a lab experiment with scientists and brain monitors. Thats not even full proof.
So I wonder what else YOU are mistaken about.
Chris Kyle without a doubt shows signs of sociopathy. Hell we can check his personality against the Hare checklist right here.