Well Said - Very well said.Charles L. Cotton wrote:Obviously, I didn't see the evidence or hear the testimony, so I don't know if the incident with Ventura happened or not. It was enough to convince 8 of 10 jurors that the suit was well-founded. I find it almost laughable that Ventura would claim it was never about the money, then, in the same interview, claim that a loss in trial would have been financially devastating.
Of this I am sure; if Ventura's true goal was to restore his reputation, he failed miserably. He will be forever known as a guy who sued the widow of a war hero. That doesn't prompt people to hang your picture over their bed. It doesn't matter that the suit was filed before Chris died, Ventura didn't drop the suit when he was killed. I hope he finds obscurity a very lonely place.
Chas.
Ive not researched this as much as I should, but then we are talking about a guy who became known and made a living acting like an athlete on TV. He made his name as a WWF wrestler A group known as testosterone fueled fakers, that wear spandex and spend an unusual amount of time in body contact with other male actors.
My guess on what happened is 2 former special forces guys traded words and it escalated. As has happened thousands of times in the past. Whether anyone was hit or not has been judged. What we know is that Jesse, has such issues that after such a verbal and possibly physical exchange, decided to file suit on the widow of a fellow soldier. Why cant he man up and let it go. Grow up.
Even if you believe that Kyle made it all up. Jesse is still acting like a child.