BeechTalk - BT - TRW Citation

Username Protected · **Posted:** 23 Mar 2018, 11:43

Username Protected wrote:

I can't imagine how much he is suffering. He got taken away from his kid, his wife, his friends and his life. That part of is life is over and it ain't coming' back. I don't feel any need to be mad at him or adding to his punishment, the system is doing a fine job at that.

Years from now, when he gets out of prison, I wonder who he will be? I wonder how long it will take him to accept responsibility and then forgive himself.

Given that the majority of prisoners are recidivous violators, there’s a very high probability that upon his release from prison shortly thereafter he will return to prison.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 23 Mar 2018, 11:53

Love BT! I learned a new word today "Recidivous", I'm gonna try and find a use for this.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 23 Mar 2018, 12:01

It's been said quite a few times that white collar crime prison is often the opportunity to get your Masters or PhD in not getting caught the next time.

BTW, it was me that gave the -1 for the comment on his lady. Not in very good taste and I suspect she's learned to regret many of her past decisions and judgments.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 23 Mar 2018, 12:27

Username Protected wrote:

Love BT! I learned a new word today "Recidivous", I'm gonna try and find a use for this.

I am a recidivous pilot. Even after I make a full stop landing, sooner later I fall off the wagon and return to the skies.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 23 Mar 2018, 12:30

Username Protected wrote:

:coffee:

That's actually a beautiful little jet.

AG

Agree, looks like a smoking deal.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 23 Mar 2018, 12:31

Username Protected wrote:

:coffee:

That's actually a beautiful little jet.

AG

Agree, looks like a smoking deal.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 23 Mar 2018, 12:52

Username Protected wrote:

BTW, it was me that gave the -1 for the comment on his lady. Not in very good taste and I suspect she's learned to regret many of her past decisions and judgments.

Head in the sand huh, what has shocked me the most when observing the downfall of fraudulent individuals is how many of those around them were complicit and get to immediately play the victim card due to circumstance

She can't be prosecuted, but dollars to doughnuts she was at least in the loop about his actions

Username Protected · **Posted:** 23 Mar 2018, 14:45

Don't you need to change the tail number back to the original N1TW to make it of historical significance?

Username Protected · **Posted:** 23 Mar 2018, 15:17

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She can't be prosecuted, but dollars to doughnuts she was at least in the loop about his actions

As long as we're just throwing out opinions (with no basis) for others to read, I think she was completely innocent and/or naive to the scams.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 23 Mar 2018, 15:38

Username Protected wrote:

Agree, looks like a smoking deal.

Appears to be a straight 500, not a 501, so it would require a single pilot exemption.

Otherwise I'd agree - Decent avionics, some nice modifications, and a not insignificant time left on the engines for a part 91 operator.

Who knows how TW treated it though...

Robert

Username Protected · **Posted:** 23 Mar 2018, 16:05

Username Protected wrote:

As long as we're just throwing out opinions (with no basis) for others to read, I think she was completely innocent and/or naive to the scams.

did you read the text message transcripts from the burner he used while the other citation was getting the interior torched by his side kick?

Who do you suspect he was with while that was occurring? You know, going about business as usual, totally not at the scene of the crime

Also do we know who he was supposedly flying to meet in the twin when he ditched? I'll speculate she was not at the destination for the flight that would never arrive :popcorn:

Username Protected · **Posted:** 23 Mar 2018, 17:48

I'm tempted to also believe that she must have known what was going on. Had been mentioned that she's a lawyer, so presumably not a dolt. But don't you think that if there was a shred of evidence implicating her the feds would have gone after her also?

Username Protected · **Posted:** 23 Mar 2018, 19:00

'minor soot stains'

Username Protected · **Posted:** 23 Mar 2018, 19:13

I wonder if that divan has a PTT wired in?

Username Protected · **Posted:** 23 Mar 2018, 19:16

Username Protected wrote:

... if there was a shred of evidence implicating her the feds would have gone after her also?

I will disagree. She is a more difficult prosecution since she could claim wife & attorney privilege. But she’d be damn good leverage to motivate Theo to take a harsher plea rather than risk his spawn going into the foster care system.

IIRC; her history as a restaurant owner involved consumer fraud, so her history ain’t exactly pristine.

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