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01-15-2008 , 08:42 PM
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Originally Posted by ALLEN BOND
pimprexel, you are an idiot.

Person of interest my ass, if you would actually go to the police, they would issue a warrant for her arrest, which would get her apprehended in any state, especially that you know her location.
Yes, doing a little research...not sure if I really believe everything Brandon is saying. I do believe she made off with his shiit but I think these posts are bluff attempts to get her to call him. And...I think he would take her back.
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01-15-2008 , 08:44 PM
She probably has some kind of dirt on him the cops would be interested to hear about.
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01-15-2008 , 08:53 PM
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Originally Posted by suzzer99
She probably has some kind of dirt on him the cops would be interested to hear about.
Most definitely. And in the off chance there isn't any she'll make some up.
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01-15-2008 , 09:01 PM
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Originally Posted by DesertCat
Not quite. If OP has receipts, its clearly his property so she'll need a little more than "she said" as a defense.
Assuming it's clear that it was his property that he originally bought, what's to stop her from saying that he gave her permission to sell it? The guy gave her a LOT of money, by his own admission. How can he prove that she's lying about this particular incident?
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01-15-2008 , 09:16 PM
This should definitely be an episode of "Judge Judy".
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01-15-2008 , 09:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Topset72
Brandon,

You work for a casino. You have conections with people in the casino business?
You know other big time players?

Have one of these people call the Commerce/Bike/Hustler and let them know she is playing with stolen money and warrent for here will soon be issued in Nevada.

A casino doesn't have to have a reason to refuse play. Make a few calls.

Probably the most logical thing I read on here and if brandon doesn't take this course of action it calls his whole story into question. If you work as a PitBoss at a casino, there is no reason in the world you can't accomplish this.

Now after reading both threads all the way through I am agree with the opinion that what OP says may be mostly true - this is more likely a pathetic attempt to smoke her out and get her back. If he truly wanted her arrested and his story was true he would use Casino connections and/or the authorities to accomplish it. Perhaps Brandi doesn't want you back bro? I think you might be pssy whipped beyond reason but you need to get this girl outta your head.

Last edited by Rushstreet07; 01-15-2008 at 09:51 PM.
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01-15-2008 , 10:10 PM
I blame the other 6 lame brandi threads for this one being clearly under-represented. this thread should be better by now...
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01-15-2008 , 10:16 PM
Unless brandi posts the threads are officially dead.
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01-15-2008 , 10:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Ganjasaurus Rex
Assuming it's clear that it was his property that he originally bought, what's to stop her from saying that he gave her permission to sell it? The guy gave her a LOT of money, by his own admission. How can he prove that she's lying about this particular incident?
people can say anything they want at any time, but what does that have to do with anything?
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01-15-2008 , 10:33 PM
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Originally Posted by suzzer99
She probably has some kind of dirt on him the cops would be interested to hear about.
rarely say this, but good thinking.
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01-15-2008 , 10:38 PM
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Originally Posted by popeye18
The problem with this country is that people have to get cops involved in all issues they have with other people. Why not try and take responsibility of this whole situation by yourself.
Yeah, Im sure if it was YOUR situation you would not be following your own advice and suggestion, why, because its simply ******ed bro.
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01-15-2008 , 10:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Superluminal
Your moral compass confuses me.

You think Brandi deserves full prosecution and that you seem to have real feeling of hate.

But when it comes to JJProdigy everything you say seems to indicate you didnt think he cheated and stole money from people and that people should just get over it - with several references to peoples hate of him being motivated by jealousy of his playing skills.

The two of them are basically the same. The main difference is that everyone Brandi screwed came.
Not so sure. Lot's of old geezers names being thrown around.

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01-15-2008 , 10:44 PM
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Originally Posted by tercet
Op is Brandon Cantu Right?

Does anyone know?
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01-15-2008 , 10:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Ganjasaurus Rex
Assuming it's clear that it was his property that he originally bought, what's to stop her from saying that he gave her permission to sell it? The guy gave her a LOT of money, by his own admission. How can he prove that she's lying about this particular incident?
He can't prove it, but in court OP will likely be believed. How is she going to convince a judge that he suddenly wanted to live in a house without appliances or any of his stuff, and allowed her to sell it without keeping any of the proceeds for himself? He'll be able to establish that it was his stuff, she sold it while he was gone and that he recieved none of the proceeds (because she won't be able to produce any documentation of money transfers from her to him).

Brandi needs some decent counter evidence if she's going to prevail in court.
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01-15-2008 , 11:21 PM
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Originally Posted by DesertCat
He can't prove it, but in court OP will likely be believed. How is she going to convince a judge that he suddenly wanted to live in a house without appliances or any of his stuff, and allowed her to sell it without keeping any of the proceeds for himself? He'll be able to establish that it was his stuff, she sold it while he was gone and that he recieved none of the proceeds (because she won't be able to produce any documentation of money transfers from her to him).

Brandi needs some decent counter evidence if she's going to prevail in court.
That's a good point. Thanks. I guess i was just thinking that if she had a creative lawyer, it would be hard to convict her. That's why i'm not a legal expert.
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01-15-2008 , 11:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Mr. Philosophy
Um what she did is considered grand theft. Cops do care about that and considering the amount she stole is around 40k this is a serious crime. Also, in doing some research if Nevada puts her name in the NCIC database then she can be arrested in another state besides Nevada.
The problem is he is unlikely to have established she stole/robbed this amount of stuff from them to any degree that will have them do anything about it.

Since she lived with him, they will likely consider it a domestic matter, and a civil matter.

He could get lucky, but it is unlikely.
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01-15-2008 , 11:36 PM
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Originally Posted by ALLEN BOND
pimprexel, you are an idiot.

Person of interest my ass, if you would actually go to the police, they would issue a warrant for her arrest, which would get her apprehended in any state, especially that you know her location.
Hate to break it to you.. but if you go down to the police station and claim your live-in girlfriend stole some stuff from your house, they are not racing to issue a warrant.
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01-15-2008 , 11:36 PM
pimpr,

How do you respond to the fact that David Sklansky implies you are not telling the whole truth and that he "believes there is more to this story than meets the eye." ?
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01-15-2008 , 11:39 PM
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Originally Posted by DesertCat
Not quite. If OP has receipts, its clearly his property so she'll need a little more than "she said" as a defense.
Yeah she will need.. He gave it to me as a present.. as a defense.

People really need to realize that the police don't like to get into the middle of this kind of stuff because it is a massive waste of their time.

If it was some kind of more involved or elaborate con or scam they might be interested.. but just saying she took My Egg off the mantle after I drove my dad's porsche in the lake, is not going to get it done.
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01-15-2008 , 11:46 PM
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Originally Posted by El Diablo
pimpr,

How do you respond to the fact that David Sklansky implies you are not telling the whole truth and that he "believes there is more to this story than meets the eye." ?
I'm not saying he is lying. But he may be leaving stuff out. Or putting a different spin on things than an objective observor would. Plus I said there MAY be more to the story. I'm sure most peple would agree.
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01-16-2008 , 12:37 AM
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Originally Posted by markksman
Yeah she will need.. He gave it to me as a present.. as a defense.
Read my other post, that defense doesn't make sense. Brandon gave her all his appliances so he could live in a house without a washer/dryer/toaster, etc? And told her to sneak everything out while he was away? And she didn't give him any of the money, and has nothing in writing to confirm her story?

Her word isn't going to be enough here, esp. if any character witnesses are allowed. Easy win in civil court, and she might have trouble creating reasonable doubt in criminal court.
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01-16-2008 , 12:52 AM
He is not going to get her in civil court.

She will not show up. He will get a judgment. She is judgment proof. So it will be a big waste of time.
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01-16-2008 , 02:00 AM
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Originally Posted by pimprexel
Basically this is the situation. No matter how much of a fool I was for involving myself in something that I didnt have the ability to handle or even remotely come close to grasping, I am not letting this go.
Regardless of how altruistic you now choose to portray your original intentions, once you interjected sex and money into the relationship you forfeited all claim to helping and became just another part of the problem. Accept your responsibility, stop whining, move on, lesson learned. The fabrication that your posts are intended to protect others is tawdry and base. You knew what she was about. You fed her addiction and you used each other. Now you want a refund.
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01-16-2008 , 02:39 AM
From now on I an not stealing the blinds, I am Brandi'ng the blinds.
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01-16-2008 , 02:46 AM
So basically once you have had sex with someone you can proceed to steal anything they own without consequence?
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