Isn't the court of law the best place to prove guilt or innocence? - afraid of the basketball
I mean get jail under oath, can you lie, do not you think? Why PBF Jr. afraid to make their claims to court?
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Afraid Of The Basketball Isn't The Court Of Law The Best Place To Prove Guilt Or Innocence?
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Yes, you can and if Pacman is lying on the use or the use of DCS, when his career is over. In the Philippines, will be completed. In the U.S. it is a dirty great fight, but I'm sure there's nothing, that's why Floyd sued in court and agree to undergo blood tests to prove his innocence. For sure that Floyd has to pay for shhiitt millions of dollars for all these Manny.
Floyd would not have suspected, carry no fees, can Pacquiao something for the courts, because it was badly hit in the scope of Pacman. Many boxing fans are concerned, contain these bloggers. Pacquiao would agree knowing the answer to with Floyd in the strictest drug testing random file, but we were disappointed when Pacquiao, who brought the case to court rather than address the question examined was the head of the drug.
Totally agree with you. Pacquiao is not stupid, and that's exactly what I had in mind when the lawsuit was filed by the law. If Pacquiao is still serious about the action, what he did to prove on the field after the fight Clottey and leaves them a blood sample that he is innocent. Again, this is the charge of his father's idea at first. Never been asked his father to return to their camp. It went well with his uncle, but now he has his chance, lost in the richest fight of his career. That party may come forward in court and probably lose if they try Pacquiao Floyd.
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