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June 29, 2013, 01:20:11 PM
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...Your brother dies and somehow publicity for Bitcoin comes to your mind? What the hell??  Huh
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June 29, 2013, 01:17:55 PM
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I want to find some people to come with and party, and film. From there we will regroup and some people will go home, while the rest continue to Trinidad. Then we will do the same an go to Venezuela, then make our way to Nigeria. Whose down?

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-in-mexico-245858

Looking for some funds for your trip??  Roll Eyes

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June 29, 2013, 12:59:36 PM
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First, condolences for your loss.

I think if you are going to go forward you should study up on what sort of charges apply in this case.  You need to have a grasp of things like mens rea and also the fact that a lawyer will generally always tell you that you have a case because they have a vested interest in going to trial.  I'm not saying you don't have a case, the facts are not clear, but if you really want to champion this, you'd do yourself a lot of good to understand the law a little. 

From a cursory glance at the situation, it looks like you might be able to file a civil wrongful death lawsuit but again, I'm not an attorney and don't know all of the facts.
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June 29, 2013, 12:40:48 PM
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Murder IS the kind of thing to can choose to press charges on. Look at the Walmart Heiress, she committed vehicular manslaughter but the family decided not to press charges.

And it is being treating as a "death from natural" causes type thing, but I do not call a bad parent "natural causes".

There is evidence. He has claimed on record, at the hospital and to family members that he brought the M&Ms home, HE put them in a bag separate from the one labeled with warnings. And he coaxed my brother to eat them.

Intent or not, there was a murder committed the way I see it. The rest of the family sees an accident. I see a bad parent that deserves to not raise another child (which he has one, one year younger, which is also my brother).
But you can only sue in civil court (wrongful death). You'll need to get the police involved if you want criminal charges.

Also, it would be nice if you made a clean summary of the events. The original post you made kept on digressing into random topics and was filled with opinions.

I will file a report. I just need to get a legal team together first, that is the goal of this thread.
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June 29, 2013, 12:38:08 PM
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Murder IS the kind of thing to can choose to press charges on. Look at the Walmart Heiress, she committed vehicular manslaughter but the family decided not to press charges.

And it is being treating as a "death from natural" causes type thing, but I do not call a bad parent "natural causes".

There is evidence. He has claimed on record, at the hospital and to family members that he brought the M&Ms home, HE put them in a bag separate from the one labeled with warnings. And he coaxed my brother to eat them.

Intent or not, there was a murder committed the way I see it. The rest of the family sees an accident. I see a bad parent that deserves to not raise another child (which he has one, one year younger, which is also my brother).
But you can only sue in civil court (wrongful death). You'll need to get the police involved if you want criminal charges.

Also, it would be nice if you made a clean summary of the events. The original post you made kept on digressing into random topics and was filled with opinions.
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June 29, 2013, 12:22:21 PM
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What?  You think someone killed a child and you haven't called the police?  I don't understand.

No, I KNOW someone killed a child. The police were contacted, and no one pressed charges. But I was not present for that, so I am now doing my part.

The body is at the morgue, they have even done an autopsy. It's not like this is going on in a weird way.

Murder isn't the kind of crime that one can choose not press charges on...the state always presses charged for the crime, you can't stop it...but there must be some evidence to charge someone...and it does not require funding to prosecute. I'm confused...Huh

Murder IS the kind of thing to can choose to press charges on. Look at the Walmart Heiress, she committed vehicular manslaughter but the family decided not to press charges.

And it is being treating as a "death from natural" causes type thing, but I do not call a bad parent "natural causes".

There is evidence. He has claimed on record, at the hospital and to family members that he brought the M&Ms home, HE put them in a bag separate from the one labeled with warnings. And he coaxed my brother to eat them.

Intent or not, there was a murder committed the way I see it. The rest of the family sees an accident. I see a bad parent that deserves to not raise another child (which he has one, one year younger, which is also my brother).
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June 29, 2013, 12:11:58 PM
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What?  You think someone killed a child and you haven't called the police?  I don't understand.

No, I KNOW someone killed a child. The police were contacted, and no one pressed charges. But I was not present for that, so I am now doing my part.

The body is at the morgue, they have even done an autopsy. It's not like this is going on in a weird way.

Murder isn't the kind of crime that one can choose not press charges on...the state always presses charged for the crime, you can't stop it...but there must be some evidence to charge someone...and it does not require funding to prosecute. I'm confused...Huh
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June 29, 2013, 12:11:46 PM
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Then I described that peanuts are a well known allergen to this child, and are the equivalent of poison. The man who gave my brother peanuts neglected to read the bag, neglecte to realized that the peanut butter M&Ms were larger than normal, and neglected to read the warning label, which he even himself said he wish he would have read.
You'll have to prove that he knew your brother (or whomever) was allergic to peanuts.

I would like the support of the bitcoin community. The lawyer I contacted is criminal defense, so he can not take the case. So I will need a lawyer. I will need a private investigator (because my step dad has already done some dirty things that I am WELL aware of, and would like to learn more), I will need more than this, I just don't know who I need yet.
top lel. you really think that the bitcoin community is going to help you win?

He knew. He had an epi pen that he didn't use, that was in his possession, meant specifically for my brother.

I just think maybe the bitcoin community would like to become involved. Every year there are about 7 murder trials that make the national news circuits. Why not let a bitcoin news team be first on the scene, as well as bitcoin enthusiasts stepping forward as expert witnesses.
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June 29, 2013, 12:05:49 PM
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How do we know you weren't the one that murdered your brother?

Ahhhh, the Internets.

We have a woman on trial right now, which turned her daughter blind, day by day, while she was drugged with sleeping pills. Just to get a welfare bonus for her child's disability.
Also she has been doing similar stuff to other 2 sons, both of whom died eventually.
They caught her in the end, but she's been doing that for 14 years...
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June 29, 2013, 12:00:39 PM
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Then I described that peanuts are a well known allergen to this child, and are the equivalent of poison. The man who gave my brother peanuts neglected to read the bag, neglecte to realized that the peanut butter M&Ms were larger than normal, and neglected to read the warning label, which he even himself said he wish he would have read.
You'll have to prove that he knew your brother (or whomever) was allergic to peanuts.

I would like the support of the bitcoin community. The lawyer I contacted is criminal defense, so he can not take the case. So I will need a lawyer. I will need a private investigator (because my step dad has already done some dirty things that I am WELL aware of, and would like to learn more), I will need more than this, I just don't know who I need yet.
top lel. you really think that the bitcoin community is going to help you win?
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June 29, 2013, 11:42:23 AM
#13
http://marcstevens.net/

Call this guy during his radio show. He gives people advices on the so called legal land.
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June 29, 2013, 11:27:42 AM
#12
IF I SEE THAT THE MURDERER TRULY DID THIS ON ACCIDENT, AND WILL RAISE MY BROTHER WELL, THEN I WILL TOO DROP CHARGES.

Do you see the problem here?

Even you don't know if it he intended this to happen.

A jury is unlikely to convict if there's a reasonable doubt that he did it on purpose.

I assume he knows about the allergy?

Have you spoken to him? Does he seem remorseful?

Sure, it's negligence but if he truly didn't intend this then punishing him will further punish your mother and potentially your other brother.

If your other brother also has the same allergy then I understand why you're doing this.

Hopefully anger isn't clouding your judgement.

My other brother DOES have the same allergy, and I don't want this to happen to him. Not not only that, this man NEEDS to change his ways if he wants to be a good father.

My dead brother, Mason. I have LITERALLY had to stand between mason and him, while he was in a rage, to keep him from taking my brother in the car with him in his rage. And now my brother is dead. He might has well have taken him that night. He is an evil man.

When I was thirteen my mother was yelling at me and he thought he heard me call her a bitch. He chock hold, and strangled me until me sister grabbed a knife and yelled for him to stop.

We texted all day yesterday about the charity we plan to set up for my dead brother, and the discussion was respectful and hopeful even. Then when he walked in the door he slammed it, and yelled at me about a bike that had been knocked over in the garage. And a door my younger brother had left open when searching for his jacket, and blamed me for both. I asked if we could speak about the charity, as we had planned in our texts and he said "I'm not in the mood to talk to you", and it was literally in the tone of a gremlin, which makes me think he is thinking evil thoughts. So he went outside and I hid the bullets from his gun so he could not kill me then, or later in my sleep.

My step dad has told me twice in my life that he is sorry for being the dick he is (so he acknowledges it), then he does this:
I taught both my brothers to walk and talk, literally. I trained them when I was 11 or 12, and since then I have answered EVERY question they ask of me. Then yesterday he had the nerve to tell me all I do is play video games with them, and he did everything else.

Then I asked him later in the day "Can we talk about the charity" He said "I don't have time right now", then I asked "when do you leave" He said" Tomorrow". I asked, "when today would be a good time talk?"

Then he said in his gremlin voice "we will talk when I get back on the seventh", which makes me think he plans to kill me on the seventh.

And as I said before, all I ask is that he sit with me respectfully, respectfully, and discuss my dead brothers charity. OR that he be charged for his crimes.
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June 29, 2013, 11:22:51 AM
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project 14 asking for bitcoins..

let me guess you get a nice hand full, people start asking questions about name and references of the solicitor you employ, to ensure your spending the coins properly..

suddenly you reply back. its ok folks my step dad is a good man.

i know you wont go to court, because court takes months.. yet your plan number 13 is to go on a world tour.

i wont mention the time restraints of plans 1-12 as they were just brain farts of dreams.

but i still wonder how you personally will pay for all of this with only 3BTC to your name?
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June 29, 2013, 11:05:27 AM
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How do we know you weren't the one that murdered your brother?

Ahhhh, the Internets.
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June 29, 2013, 11:05:07 AM
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How do we know you weren't the one that murdered your brother?

I live 45 minutes away, and everyone knows who did it. He has confessed repeatedly.
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June 29, 2013, 11:04:49 AM
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IF I SEE THAT THE MURDERER TRULY DID THIS ON ACCIDENT, AND WILL RAISE MY BROTHER WELL, THEN I WILL TOO DROP CHARGES.

Do you see the problem here?

Even you don't know if it he intended this to happen.

A jury is unlikely to convict if there's a reasonable doubt that he did it on purpose.

I assume he knows about the allergy?

Have you spoken to him? Does he seem remorseful?

Sure, it's negligence but if he truly didn't intend this then punishing him will further punish your mother and potentially your other brother.

If your other brother also has the same allergy then I understand why you're doing this.

Hopefully anger isn't clouding your judgement.
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June 29, 2013, 11:03:52 AM
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How do we know you weren't the one that murdered your brother?
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June 29, 2013, 10:56:28 AM
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Please share this thread, or at least ask others to take a look. I need help.
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June 29, 2013, 10:46:26 AM
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JUST SO EVERYONE KNOWS I AM DOING THIS NOT FROM SPITE OR FOR VENGENCE, BUT TO PROTECT MY SURVIVING BROTHER. IF I SEE THAT THE MURDERER TRULY DID THIS ON ACCIDENT, AND WILL RAISE MY BROTHER WELL, THEN I WILL TOO DROP CHARGES.
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June 29, 2013, 10:43:50 AM
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What?  You think someone killed a child and you haven't called the police?  I don't understand.

No, I KNOW someone killed a child. The police were contacted, and no one pressed charges. But I was not present for that, so I am now doing my part.

The body is at the morgue, they have even done an autopsy. It's not like this is going on in a weird way.

I'm assuming any standing you have in this case is because it's your brother?

If so, I'm sorry for your loss.

The problem here is you'll have difficulty in proving intent.

Yes, my brother. I have no need to prove intent. I was planning on charging "NEGLEGENT" homicide (meaning accidental), but the lawyer said that handing someone a cup of poison, whether you know it is poison or not, is pure homicide. ESPECIALLY when you entice them to ingest it.
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