Comments on: Darrent Williams’ Killer Gives Letter Confession? http://www.sportsbybrooks.com/darrent-williams-killer-gives-letter-confession-17982 Celebrity sports gossip since 2001 Mon, 13 Feb 2012 07:28:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Tuffy http://www.sportsbybrooks.com/darrent-williams-killer-gives-letter-confession-17982#comment-1469 Tuffy Fri, 30 May 2008 16:04:01 +0000 http://www.sportsbybrooks.com/darrent-williams-killer-gives-letter-confession-17982#comment-1469 Point #2 seemed more straightforward in the piece and more obvious. It was the time period between "early 2008" and April that was the only part of the piece that was unnecessarily vague, leading to your first point. You point out that he was ignored because he didn't mention anything specific and was straight out of jail. I brought up that former point (as did the Rocky Mountain News), but why would they ignore him because he was straight out of jail? Metro reporters would know that their break in the story wasn't going to come from a Boy Scout since Clark (or other possible suspects) didn't surround himself with any. Again, I'm not positive what happened here, but it is an unusually vague passage in a very detailed and thorough piece. Your points could be absolutely correct, but the Rocky Mountain News had the opportunity to say them (or something more) in this passage. Thanks for the added detail, too. Every bit helps in a tangled case like this. Point #2 seemed more straightforward in the piece and more obvious. It was the time period between “early 2008″ and April that was the only part of the piece that was unnecessarily vague, leading to your first point.

You point out that he was ignored because he didn’t mention anything specific and was straight out of jail. I brought up that former point (as did the Rocky Mountain News), but why would they ignore him because he was straight out of jail? Metro reporters would know that their break in the story wasn’t going to come from a Boy Scout since Clark (or other possible suspects) didn’t surround himself with any.

Again, I’m not positive what happened here, but it is an unusually vague passage in a very detailed and thorough piece. Your points could be absolutely correct, but the Rocky Mountain News had the opportunity to say them (or something more) in this passage.

Thanks for the added detail, too. Every bit helps in a tangled case like this.

]]> By: The Nug http://www.sportsbybrooks.com/darrent-williams-killer-gives-letter-confession-17982#comment-1468 The Nug Fri, 30 May 2008 15:58:46 +0000 http://www.sportsbybrooks.com/darrent-williams-killer-gives-letter-confession-17982#comment-1468 I, for one, think it's time we embraced the Raider fan in us all. http://thesometimesdailynug.blogspot.com/2008/05/let-us-all-just-embrace-raider-fan.html I, for one, think it’s time we embraced the Raider fan in us all.

http://thesometimesdailynug.blogspot.com/2008/05/let-us-all-just-embrace-raider-fan.html

]]> By: Kyle | BroncoTalk http://www.sportsbybrooks.com/darrent-williams-killer-gives-letter-confession-17982#comment-1467 Kyle | BroncoTalk Fri, 30 May 2008 15:55:36 +0000 http://www.sportsbybrooks.com/darrent-williams-killer-gives-letter-confession-17982#comment-1467 It seems pretty obvious to me that two things had to do with the delay: 1. Some guy straight out of jail wants to meet with a reporter. Without giving anything specific, of course he's going to be ignored. The Denver Broncos chief of security, coaches, and even Darrent Williams' mother also ignored his first contact efforts. 2. The delay in publishing this article since April was obviously due to make sure the source had adequate safety. This gang (the Tre Tre Crips) have killed potential witnesses in the past, and have directly or indirectly threatened witnesses in this case. They're infamous for murdering a girl days before she was set to testify in a case against their gang leader. The case was one in which she was an attempted murder victim by the gang leader in the first place. As a Broncos fan and a Darrent Williams fan I'm just glad to see that finally a step toward justice may have taken place. It seems pretty obvious to me that two things had to do with the delay:

1. Some guy straight out of jail wants to meet with a reporter. Without giving anything specific, of course he’s going to be ignored. The Denver Broncos chief of security, coaches, and even Darrent Williams’ mother also ignored his first contact efforts.

2. The delay in publishing this article since April was obviously due to make sure the source had adequate safety. This gang (the Tre Tre Crips) have killed potential witnesses in the past, and have directly or indirectly threatened witnesses in this case. They’re infamous for murdering a girl days before she was set to testify in a case against their gang leader. The case was one in which she was an attempted murder victim by the gang leader in the first place.

As a Broncos fan and a Darrent Williams fan I’m just glad to see that finally a step toward justice may have taken place.

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