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Could this be a case of advertising for the lawyer involved? The Twitter feed is... interesting. https://twitter.com/MeanTXLawyer https://twitter.com/MeanTXLawy
by voltagex_ 12y ago
Could this be a case of advertising for the lawyer involved? The Twitter feed is... interesting. https://twitter.com/MeanTXLawyer https://twitter.com/MeanTXLawyer
- ninjin 12y agoThis guy, he previously threatened @pinkmeth over on Twitter to "make an exception to not beating women" if it turned out that @pinkmeth was a woman, there was also a tweet about his backyard, a gun and a shovel. Being the class act that he is, he now appears to have removed them, is it even legal to make those kinds of threats in the first place?
- Filligree 12y agoIANAL, but no, I don't believe death threats are legal.
- spacemanmatt 12y agoPreemptory death threats are part of the path to disbarment. I hope defendants can nail those tweets to him in court.
- jebus989 12y agoStill present: https://twitter.com/MeanTXLawyer/status/483692810684493825 https://twitter.com/MeanTXLawyer/status/483692810684493825 Not sure the account is legit however.
- 67726e 12y agoPossibly, though there is an alleged victim, Shelby Conklin, of the pinkmeth site involved in the case. It isn't clear if she found the lawyer or if the lawyer found her though.