Mad Old Lu
Super Freak
Wow, that's terrible. I mean, it's what he deserves--he brought it on himself. But 4 years is a long time in prison. I can't imagine what his family is going through.
Wow, that's terrible. I mean, it's what he deserves--he brought it on himself. But 4 years is a long time in prison. I can't imagine what his family is going through.
Anybody in here order the Holo Leia statue from GG today?
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Wow, that's terrible. I mean, it's what he deserves--he brought it on himself. But 4 years is a long time in prison. I can't imagine what his family is going through.
He should have thought about that before he did what he did
He won't serve 4 years.
Chances are whatever time he does get will be suspended, but he might be on paper for a couple of years.
Oh it's going to effect his job prospects in the future too. All these cool projects he said he worked on aren't bringing him back a thief back on. Let's not forget the civil suits that can't be far behind. I have to admit I would love to be a fly on the wall for his first days in prison. Having met him many times I can't see him doing very well. I wonder if that's why he plead guilty that he cut a deal to avoid prison time.He'll do some time but not four years, California has a severe overcrowding problem with their prisons. It's possible he'd do a third of that then finish out with probation, community service and a rehabilitation program. What he'll have to deal with is that after whatever time he does, he'll have to know that he'll be a pariah in the nerd communities, not just Star Wars. This thing has gotten so much press and so much circulation that his name is now forever connected with the theft.
Oh it's going to effect his job prospects in the future too. All these cool projects he said he worked on aren't bringing him back a thief back on. Let's not forget the civil suits that can't be far behind. I have to admit I would love to be a fly on the wall for his first days in prison. Having met him many times I can't see him doing very well. I wonder if that's why he plead guilty that he cut a deal to avoid prison time.
To be honest... ****** him. I know some of you may know him personally but we're not talking about someone just being stupid for a split second and taking something to keep safe in their possession. Stuff was sold on so it was simply to make a profit. How 'prepared' he is for prison is irrelevant. If he'd gotten away with it the only person to lose out was the original owner who had actually invited him in to his home/museum to new things.
If he hears his lesson then great... rehabilitation is a great end result but if he has to learn that lesson in a very hard way then he's only brought it on himself.
I saw the Star Wars Land models on Facebook.
I am really thinking the biggest loser here is his daughter and son. To me, material items are just that... materials. But losing a dad and the knowledge that people know your dad is in jail... it's going to be a tough time for them.
It is... it's heartbreaking for them. It's just another thing he'll have to live with, and even worse, something they will have to live with. I hope people realise that they're completely innocent and shouldn't have that attached to them. But as I said before... it's greed that got him there and the consequences of his actions are very, very real.
Material items or not, they weren't his. He took them and sold them. If they were mine I wouldn't be asking anybody to go lightly on him. I've had things stolen and I'm sure that when the person did it they had zero thought about how I'd feel or whether what they took really meant something to me regardless of it's financial worth... in return I have zero compassion for them or anything that would happen to them.
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