Aaron Hernandez Netflix

middle-age American living in New Jersey near the Lincoln Tunnel «« The fresh Aaron Herdandez Netflix documentary is good. The tragic story is told showing me how my reading as the news of his crimes emerged was largely wrong. In retrospect I tried to extract a simple bit-size explanation of his crimes and motives, but . . . . I was off. Maybe most distracting from my real-time reading is that his three killings were revealed in reverse-chronelogical order. Aaron’s closeted homosexuality was also a contributor, but in no way exclusive. Thousands of boys reconcile their homosexuality as they pass through puberty and beyond, but few become killers. Aaron’s story was more complicated. His head injuries were probably a contributor, but like his closeted homosexuality both were only pieces of Aaron’s violent behavior. A lot of killers have bad relationships with their mothers [check]. A lot of violent people have violent homes in their childhood [check]. Netflix had recordings of his jailhouse phone calls, and video from Aaron’s mansion’s security system. In real-time I left the story behind with Aaron’s jailhouse suicide with a sense he might not have been the hot-blooded killer he was. Anyone harboring the notion Aaron was not guilty blocks the opportunity to think clearly. Netflix also did a decent job of memorializing one of Aaron’s victims making Odem’s death even more tragic — bravi Netflix »» about me 302-990-2346 contact

silence broken

middle-age American living in New Jersey near the Lincoln Tunnel «« January 17, 1920 US made alcohol illegal, and a century later I was inspired to post: prohibition100yrs. In the text I claimed someone was an alcoholic. That friend is talking to me again after months of silence. »» about me 302-990-2346 contact

elephant prohibition

middle-age American living in New Jersey near the Lincoln Tunnel «« Yesterday marked a century after prohibition became US law, and I posted: prohibition100yrs. After a day it’s gotten more clicks-taps than any other post in my blog this year. Dear kind readers: If you’ve read the post, and you know the subject, then you’re probably not alone. Sincerely, Tom Doody. The relatively high number of clicks-taps makes it nearly certain that some of the people reading know the subject. “Elephant in the living room” is a phrase used repeatedly within psychotherapy, and the history can be traced across centuries and multiple languages. In modern use the elephant is a conspicuous topic that’s treated as something unseen or unseeable. With my prohibition100yrs I believe I’ve hit an elephant in the living room. »» about me 302-990-2346 contact

prohibition

prohibition crunchberry aka fruity berry aka illuminati

question4Gloria

middle-age American living in New Jersey near the Lincoln Tunnel «« Dear Gloria: Hana and I use google voice and the yahoo mail app. Can you use the Yahoo app ¿Exclusively? for DHL call notices. You can have other mailboxes on your phone like yahoo, gmail, and hotmail, but the Yahoo app will be set to notify you of a DHL call. The Yahoo app will give you no other notices. This gets complicated, and it’s much simpler if I can sit with you, but . . . . . in the interest of time . . . . Can you ¿Dedicate? the Yahoo app on your phone to DHL call notices and use it to notify you of ¿Nothing else?. Sincerely, Tom Doody »» about me 302-990-2346 contact

alcoholism y transgender

my prohibition post yesterday was pinged via txt 2 the subject and a common amigo in Florida eye now realize eye harvested something helpful first eye realize my purpose was not 2 treat my amigo rather 2 treat me second eye needed 2 know the alcoholism was not seen exclusively by me . . . it’s like a high-school reunion where someone returns transgender ie Bruce is now Caitlyn, and eye’d have2say something to someone like is that ¿Bruce? in the alcoholism example it is clear my friend recognizing his alcoholism is not a now option where Caitlyn wud surely acknolege formerly b ing Bruce . . . eye rest . . . . 4now

prohibition100yrs

phone numbers edning in: 7400 0174 1409 2762 are relavent to this post, my childhood friend severed his friendship with me in a phone call, he was with his family on their way to a 2019 summer rocket launch, and he got so angry with me they ejected him from the Florida cafe, eye took trace amount of pleasure knowing his angry words were detected as unfitting for his surroundings, but then I saw him when the Cleveland Browns played at the Meadowlands 11Semptember2019, and eye was left with no sense of pleasure, today is the century anniversary of prohibition, and it seem abundantly obviouse to me my fiend is an acoholic, knowing my recent moments with him are limit is might be unfair to declare him and aloholic especailly since eye might be ignoring what he has to tell me, but eye’m sure enough to write this post without naming names, the phone numbers were captured by me when my amigo returned home after NYC, and the list seem to be his inner circle and eye was inclued eye’ll consider calling the numbers as no reply to txt