Family Violence

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Mitch Blood Green
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Congressman Max Miller is accused of breaking his daughters shoulder and smacking around his ex wife (Senator Moreno's daughter)

As the senator, how would you handle this?

After my dad died, my brother in law hit my sister. I wasn't there but I know my brothers handled that ***** I'd like to believe that if I'm the senator, Max would be concerned.

Especially as it comes to custody of the granddaughter.
DAC
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I know I'd lose my job
El Oso
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Patience. It is entirely possible Max Miller did not do anything wrong. This is all he said she said right now. His ex-wife is doing a lot of talking, but she is offering no real proof. I've known a few ex-wives who told people things about their ex husbands that just were not true. I had specific knowledge of multiple events surrounding the allegations I heard, and was prepared to testify they ex-wife was full of *****
Bruisers Burner Phone
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When I was in high school, my aunt (mother's sister) was in a not-very-good marriage. We were suspicious of abuse but didn't have direct proof...

...until my aunt showed up with a split lip and a facial bruise. Never one to let a problem lie, my 5'2" mom went over to their house and told her brother-in-law that this had to stop. He told her to mind her own business and threw her out. About an hour later, my mom showed up with my three cousins from my dad's side. At the time, the middle one was the starting offensive tackle for Texas A&M, and none of the other two weighed less than 270. All beef.

They made sure he understood what a beating was like. At some point during the proceedings, my mom's brother-in-law asked her to intervene. She said "I thought you told me to mind my business. Well, this is my business, and this is how I mind it." My aunt came to live with us for a while, and she and her husband divorced shortly afterwards. I never saw him again.
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Bruisers Burner Phone said:

When I was in high school, my aunt (mother's sister) was in a not-very-good marriage. We were suspicious of abuse but didn't have direct proof...

...until my aunt showed up with a split lip and a facial bruise. Never one to let a problem lie, my 5'2" mom went over to their house and told her brother-in-law that this had to stop. He told her to mind her own business and threw her out. About an hour later, my mom showed up with my three cousins from my dad's side. At the time, the middle one was the starting offensive tackle for Texas A&M, and none of the other two weighed less than 270. All beef.

They made sure he understood what a beating was like. At some point during the proceedings, my mom's brother-in-law asked her to intervene. She said "I thought you told me to mind my business. Well, this is my business, and this is how I mind it." My aunt came to live with us for a while, and she and her husband divorced shortly afterwards. I never saw him again.

That's awesome, do those boys have any eligibility left
DAC
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El Oso said:

Patience. It is entirely possible Max Miller did not do anything wrong. This is all he said she said right now. His ex-wife is doing a lot of talking, but she is offering no real proof. I've known a few ex-wives who told people things about their ex husbands that just were not true. I had specific knowledge of multiple events surrounding the allegations I heard, and was prepared to testify they ex-wife was full of *****

That's true
Mitch Blood Green
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El Oso said:

Patience. It is entirely possible Max Miller did not do anything wrong. This is all he said she said right now. His ex-wife is doing a lot of talking, but she is offering no real proof. I've known a few ex-wives who told people things about their ex husbands that just were not true. I had specific knowledge of multiple events surrounding the allegations I heard, and was prepared to testify they ex-wife was full of *****


I know people lie. I know women will "attack" a man and his self defense is seen as abuse. I've said "*****es ain't ****" a thousand times. I don't mess around when it comes to the baby.
El Oso
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Mitch Blood Green said:

El Oso said:

Patience. It is entirely possible Max Miller did not do anything wrong. This is all he said she said right now. His ex-wife is doing a lot of talking, but she is offering no real proof. I've known a few ex-wives who told people things about their ex husbands that just were not true. I had specific knowledge of multiple events surrounding the allegations I heard, and was prepared to testify they ex-wife was full of *****


I know people lie. I know women will "attack" a man and his self defense is seen as abuse. I've said "*****es ain't ****" a thousand times. I don't mess around when it comes to the baby.

If he really did break that baby's collarbone he should rot in hell. But, if he did it, there will be a hospital report out there that proves he did it. I know doctors asked me a lot of questions when I took my kids in for broken bones. There's a process in place for doctors to follow when the parent's story doesn't add up. She hasn't produced that medical report, which to me, indicates she is full of ***** Play that spade and remove all doubt if she has it. Instead, she reported the topless picture he posted as child porn and her senator daddy jumped on her bandwagon. Her math isn't mathing to me.

Here's what Children and Family Services and the police said about that collarbone being broken.
According to a notice of child abuse and/or neglect investigation finding report, the Cuyahoga County Division of Children and Family Services determined the allegation that Miller broke his toddler's collarbone was "unsubstantiated" and the case was closed in March. According to a police report, the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office declined to prosecute because there was not enough evidence to secure an indictment.

And here's what the psychologist assigned to their custody case when they were divorcing said about the ex wife's abuse claims: "Koricke testified she felt the abuse allegations were exaggerated."
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Mitch Blood Green
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I didn't want to make this about Miller.
Realitybites
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DAC said:

Bruisers Burner Phone said:

When I was in high school, my aunt (mother's sister) was in a not-very-good marriage. We were suspicious of abuse but didn't have direct proof...

...until my aunt showed up with a split lip and a facial bruise. Never one to let a problem lie, my 5'2" mom went over to their house and told her brother-in-law that this had to stop. He told her to mind her own business and threw her out. About an hour later, my mom showed up with my three cousins from my dad's side. At the time, the middle one was the starting offensive tackle for Texas A&M, and none of the other two weighed less than 270. All beef.

They made sure he understood what a beating was like. At some point during the proceedings, my mom's brother-in-law asked her to intervene. She said "I thought you told me to mind my business. Well, this is my business, and this is how I mind it." My aunt came to live with us for a while, and she and her husband divorced shortly afterwards. I never saw him again.

That's awesome, do those boys have any eligibility left


Eligibility is unlimited now. Are they under 40, and do they want to pursue a masters degree at Baylor?
Bruisers Burner Phone
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Realitybites said:

DAC said:

Bruisers Burner Phone said:

When I was in high school, my aunt (mother's sister) was in a not-very-good marriage. We were suspicious of abuse but didn't have direct proof...

...until my aunt showed up with a split lip and a facial bruise. Never one to let a problem lie, my 5'2" mom went over to their house and told her brother-in-law that this had to stop. He told her to mind her own business and threw her out. About an hour later, my mom showed up with my three cousins from my dad's side. At the time, the middle one was the starting offensive tackle for Texas A&M, and none of the other two weighed less than 270. All beef.

They made sure he understood what a beating was like. At some point during the proceedings, my mom's brother-in-law asked her to intervene. She said "I thought you told me to mind my business. Well, this is my business, and this is how I mind it." My aunt came to live with us for a while, and she and her husband divorced shortly afterwards. I never saw him again.

That's awesome, do those boys have any eligibility left


Eligibility is unlimited now. Are they under 40, and do they want to pursue a masters degree at Baylor?

Ha! One is a high-school football coach in Colorado (he has great life!). Another owns an ATV dealership in the panhandle and is doing quite well. The other is making sure the boys pursuing his three pretty daughters know that there are consequences if…
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