10th degree red belt trained by Jesus vs. Karate instructor

[SlowSpyder]

Strange things on this internet thingamabob

Jesus is no Cobra Kai instructor.

 

[edro]

Looked pretty even until he started stomping his head.

 

[sourceninja]

That was sick. Even sicker is the fact the karate instructor in question didn't go to jail for attempted murder.

I had no issue with the karate instructor picking a fight (although it was an asshole thing to do), but when the man conceded the fight, he should of stopped. Once he was out on the floor, those head stomps are attempted murder.

It makes me sick inside.

 

[zinfamous]

holy wtf.

 

[zerocool84]

Where's your Jesus now religious nuts?!?!?


No but seriously that guy went entirely overboard. That was f'd up.

 

[TallBill]

Holy wow at the last 10 seconds. Knee knocked him out, head off the pole, face stomp, face stomp, drag him out.

 

[mugs]

WTF @ the end... up to that point I was wondering what the big deal was, the guy was doing fine... but then he tried to stop fighting, and the other guy just brutalized him.

It definitely looks like a very old video, but maybe someone will recognize the people in it and stomp on their heads.

 

[sourceninja]

There is a longer uncut video of them dragging his body outside and laughing and zooming in on the blood trail.

These guys deserve prison.

 

[MrMatt]

Originally posted by: TallBill
Holy wow at the last 10 seconds. Knee knocked him out, head off the pole, face stomp, face stomp, drag him out.

The fight was even up until the last 10 seconds. Didn't seem like the handicapped guy wanted to fight, but he still did well until the end there

 

[CRXican]

very strange

 

[mwmorph]

Seems like the people never paid for their actions. The cops never investigated it, even after finding the man's body in a dumpster behind the dojo. That's sad, seems like the people involved, the sensei, students (4) and cops of Dumfries, VA were just douchebag covered douchebags with douchebag centers.

 

[OCGuy]

Yikes

And we get a tad more desensitized.

 

[Fayd]

Originally posted by: mwmorph
Seems like the people never paid for their actions. The cops never investigated it, even after finding the man's body in a dumpster behind the dojo. That's sad, seems like the people involved, the sensei, students (4) and cops of Dumfries, VA were just douchebag covered douchebags with douchebag centers.

say what?

 

[mugs]

Originally posted by: mwmorph
Seems like the people never paid for their actions. The cops never investigated it, even after finding the man's body in a dumpster behind the dojo. That's sad, seems like the people involved, the sensei, students (4) and cops of Dumfries, VA were just douchebag covered douchebags with douchebag centers.

Where are you getting this information?

 

[mwmorph]

Originally posted by: mugs

Originally posted by: mwmorph
Seems like the people never paid for their actions. The cops never investigated it, even after finding the man's body in a dumpster behind the dojo. That's sad, seems like the people involved, the sensei, students (4) and cops of Dumfries, VA were just douchebag covered douchebags with douchebag centers.

Where are you getting this information?

Rea the link, the guys did a invetigation and went through all his videos, finding the sensei's name, the Black belt's name, the name of the 3 students/witnesses, the account of how he dumped the body in a dumpster behin the dojo, and in another video, how he brags about the cops let him off on a seperate occasion of 3 separate assaults.

 

[SlowSpyder]

Originally posted by: mwmorph

Originally posted by: mugs

Originally posted by: mwmorph
Seems like the people never paid for their actions. The cops never investigated it, even after finding the man's body in a dumpster behind the dojo. That's sad, seems like the people involved, the sensei, students (4) and cops of Dumfries, VA were just douchebag covered douchebags with douchebag centers.

Where are you getting this information?

Rea the link, the guys did a invetigation and went through all his videos, finding the sensei's name, the Black belt's name, the name of the 3 students/witnesses, the account of how he dumped the body in a dumpster behin the dojo, and in another video, how he brags about the cops let him off on a seperate occasion of 3 separate assaults.

That's fairly amazing to me. The guy started the fight then took it way over the top when he finished it.

 

[KLin]

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=e72_1250973609

Apparently the owner of that dojo now lives in Hanford, CA and the Hanford police are investigating. KMPH is the Fresno FOX affiliate.

 

[ProfJohn]

I hope the figure out who the guy are and put them behind bars. Sick.

 

[yhelothar]

Hah the black belt guy's son came into the discussion on bullshido on page 46.
Apparently 4chan found all his family's personal info and has been emailing the video to all their relatives and the son is complaining that all his kids saw it.
:laugh:

 

[KLin]

Originally posted by: astroidea
Hah the black belt guy's son came into the discussion on bullshido on page 46.
Apparently 4chan found all his family's personal info and has been emailing the video to all their relatives and the son is complaining that all his kids saw it.
:laugh:

pwned

 

[Baked]

Big mistake calling off the fight when your opponent's still up.

 

[tcsenter]

Originally posted by: mwmorph
Rea the link, the guys did a invetigation and went through all his videos, finding the sensei's name, the Black belt's name, the name of the 3 students/witnesses, the account of how he dumped the body in a dumpster behin the dojo, and in another video, how he brags about the cops let him off on a seperate occasion of 3 separate assaults.

Uhh, cops deciding not to pursue charges is not the same as not investigating. According to the accounts of confirmed witnesses and the son of Willie Dennis, the police in fact investigated and the victim refused to press charges. Indeed, he was so 'brutally injured', that he was arrested the next day for outstanding warrants. The 'victim' was known within the community and considered a threatening or unstable person.

DAs and police have better things to do than try to make a case for what would amount to simple assault and battery without serious injury involving a mentally unstable victim that refuses to press charges (and has a criminal record), when the alleged perpetrators have a dozen witnesses who are willing to got to the mat for them. Its a guaranteed acquittal.

 

[Nik]

http://forums.anandtech.com/me...=2328565&enterthread=y

 

[Nik]

Originally posted by: mwmorph

Originally posted by: mugs

Originally posted by: mwmorph
Seems like the people never paid for their actions. The cops never investigated it, even after finding the man's body in a dumpster behind the dojo. That's sad, seems like the people involved, the sensei, students (4) and cops of Dumfries, VA were just douchebag covered douchebags with douchebag centers.

Where are you getting this information?

Rea the link, the guys did a invetigation and went through all his videos, finding the sensei's name, the Black belt's name, the name of the 3 students/witnesses, the account of how he dumped the body in a dumpster behin the dojo, and in another video, how he brags about the cops let him off on a seperate occasion of 3 separate assaults.

This thread also is labelled 10th degree red belt which doesn't exist. :roll:

 

[mugs]

Originally posted by: tcsenter

Originally posted by: mwmorph
Rea the link, the guys did a invetigation and went through all his videos, finding the sensei's name, the Black belt's name, the name of the 3 students/witnesses, the account of how he dumped the body in a dumpster behin the dojo, and in another video, how he brags about the cops let him off on a seperate occasion of 3 separate assaults.

Uhh, cops deciding not to pursue charges is not the same as not investigating. According to the accounts of confirmed witnesses and the son of Willie Dennis, the police in fact investigated and the victim refused to press charges. Indeed, he was so 'brutally injured', that he was arrested the next day for outstanding warrants. The 'victim' was known within the community and considered a threatening or unstable person.

DAs and police have better things to do than try to make a case for what would amount to simple assault and battery without serious injury involving a mentally unstable victim that refuses to press charges (and has a criminal record), when the alleged perpetrators have a dozen witnesses who are willing to got to the mat for them. Its a guaranteed acquittal.

Don't put 'victim' in quotes as if he's not a victim. He was the victim of a crime. :roll: