chris1976
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Guilty or innocent matters not at this point. The state has already destroyed this man's name.
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themanpcl
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And the amount of time it took for them to act. I'm a simple man but if I wanted to CSI that $hit, it would be asap so evidence would be fresh, not a month after...smh...
themanpcl
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When the local da is behind it and the way a lot of the wildlife agencies act, not surprising that it is a case of accuse and then manufacture evidence. you know, we are all guilty until we prove we are innocent...lol
themanpcl
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I don't get the feeling cj gives a flying f.... the interviews he's done, he has my philosophy, idgaf.....lol
I hear you, and agree to a point. But he's just a kid, and hasn't lived long enough to realize how stuff like that will follow you and your family for years.
themanpcl
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hopefully the truth comes out and if there are shenanigans with their DNR that they get spanked along with the DA. Not sure any of my employers ever checked my twra kill tags...lol
CliffordN
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After a short conversation with Haynes Shelton, editor of North American Whitetail, yesterday, I learned that this case was headed to trial. But there was some delay. So, there may be more answers to all of these questions coming soon.
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I'm not sure it took that long to act. This was first of Janaury
Court to rule whether potentially record-setting Ohio deer antlers were taken illegally
Hunter Christopher J. Alexander said he downed a potentially record-setting deer on family property. A court will rule on claims that's not the case.
www.dispatch.com
themanpcl
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the length of time between when deer was shot and evidence collected (over a month) was what I was referring to.I'm not sure it took that long to act. This was first of Janaury
Court to rule whether potentially record-setting Ohio deer antlers were taken illegally
Hunter Christopher J. Alexander said he downed a potentially record-setting deer on family property. A court will rule on claims that's not the case.www.dispatch.com
CliffordN
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As a writer, I rarely come across "new" words... Denouement sent me to the dictionary! LOL. I didn't realize the trial was to determine whether there was an illegal seizure... Not being a lawyer has me at a disadvantage. I have a vested interest in the story, there from the first. But the controversy has put me on hold. In the world of giant whitetails it is already getting to be old news, so we have not been keeping a really close eye on how this has progressed. Either way, there is a big story at the end!
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First I've heard that. Completely different dynamic than I understood things to be. Gona make for an interesting story for sure.
CliffordN
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Hearsay is often wrong.... I'm really taking a wait and see attitude with this one...
killingtime 41
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Even if he's innocent from that day forward. The entire potential record will be tainted with story's of how it was poached so it shouldn't count. If found innocent I would lawyer up. To clear my name from any shred of doubt. They created doubters and conspiracy theories. If innocent that would be a shame.
All that legal wrangling takes money. A lot of money. Something the kid doesn't have. Innocent until proven innocent, only if you can afford it. It's a sad world we live in today.
Probably wise in this situation.
double browtine
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Anyone know when the court date is going to happen? Seems like this case is losing traction
It was supposed to have been Monday but the state postponed it to a later date. Tony Washnock has alot of knowledge of the case. You can find him on Facebook or TikTok
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Free the Alexander Buck!
They should make t-shirts....those would strike up some interesting conversations.
They should make t-shirts....those would strike up some interesting conversations.
double browtine
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I found where someone said they postponed it because they didn't have any other option. Didn't have any more evidence to back up their case.
If he didn't do anything wrong it is a shame, especially when I have witnessed on this sight people criminalizing themselves with documentation before they killed a monster deer. Anyone paying any attention would know what happened and how. All you had to do was pay attention and watch it unfold.
