B. Marshall's testimony leaves no doubt; he was the real target in D. Williams murder

[TRUTH87]

D. Williams was just in the wrong place - wrong time...kinda thing

 

[Biggems]

whatta scumbag

seriously?

it says Brandon tried to diffuse the situation, but somehow made it worse. That happens sometimes when people get involved in the affairs of others. They have the best intentions, but the worst outcomes happen.

to blame Brandon for the death of Darrant is silly and foolish. Honestly the only one who should even feel this way is Brandon himself, cause we all tend to feel that kind of personal guilt.

to call him a scumbag over this incident is silly. Clark is completely to blame. He is the one who lost his head, his cool, and got the gun. he is the one who started spraying bullets all over the place. Clark is weak, allowing words to drive him to violence.

Brandon has a lot of actions to feel bad for. Quite frankly, this is not one of them. He needs to forgive himself and move on.

 

[casmith07]

Dependent upon the other guy with the gun, there is no way for you to be able to conclude that anything that Marshall said would have resulted in his teammate getting killed.

That guy may have decided earlier in the club that he was going to kill Williams - there's no way to tell, and to attempt to call someone a "scumbag" because of it is ridiculous.

You're better than that, Four.

All of that being said, anyone that hangs around people that get involved in altercations that result in gunfire is not a player that I want on this team, and Jerry Jones feels the same way.

 

[JustDezIt]

seriously?

it says Brandon tried to diffuse the situation, but somehow made it worse. That happens sometimes when people get involved in the affairs of others. They have the best intentions, but the worst outcomes happen.

to blame Brandon for the death of Darrant is silly and foolish. Honestly the only one who should even feel this way is Brandon himself, cause we all tend to feel that kind of personal guilt.

to call him a scumbag over this incident is silly. Clark is completely to blame. He is the one who lost his head, his cool, and got the gun. he is the one who started spraying bullets all over the place. Clark is weak, allowing words to drive him to violence.

Brandon has a lot of actions to feel bad for. Quite frankly, this is not one of them. He needs to forgive himself and move on.

By challenging him that he didnt have a gun.

Willie Clark, the alleged shooter is resonsible for his death.
Brandon Marshall played a role in his death by instigating the altercation that led up to the homicide. He is not criminally at fault but should feel real ****ing bad because had he not popped off his ****in mouth then most likely the situation would have never escalated to the point that his teamate was fatally injured.

I believe that is why he is being referred to as a scumbag.

That guy may have decided earlier in the club that he was going to kill Williams - there's no way to tell, and to attempt to call someone a "scumbag" because of it is ridiculous.

I believe the whole incident started because Brandon's cousin sprayed champange on Willie Clark in the club, then they went outside where Brandon was assaulted, challenged Willie about not having a firearm, then Willie shot into a vehicle that Brandon had been seen getting into earlier. I don't know what kinda evidence you want but i find it hard to believe that he decideded to kill Wil;liams after all that.

 

[RCowboyFan]

No wonder people believe Guns kill people not people pulling the trigger of the gun. Some things never change.

 

[Randy White]

I think Four is trying to make is that, despite the degree of Marshall's involvement in the incident, an innocent person and teammate died. Marshall should have taken the opportunity to become a better person, a better player, a better teammate, but he hasn't. Wether it's off the field issues involving fights, to becoming an outright distraction for his team with his conduct in the lockerrom, he's failed to improve as a person and as a professional.

For that, I completely agree with Four.

I wouldn't want him within 100 miles of Valley Ranch and I'm a person who usually don't pay much attention to the off the field stuff.

 

[notherbob]

Same old story; someone does something he shouldn't and someone else overreacts and it then escalates from there into a crises because neither side will let it go. Nothing new here.