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July 10th, 2010 |

I have been so focus on the World Cup that I missed a huge story that was reported by UOL and Globo Esporte out of Brasil.

My wife brought this story to my attention.

Bruno Flamengo’s number keeper was picked up on suspicion of murder. Bruno is the prime suspect in the disappearance of his girlfriend Eliza Samudio.

Samudio wanted to get a paternity test to prove that Bruno is the father of her child.

Doesn’t this sound kinda familiar?

All you have to do is look at the police blotter and you will find NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, and college athlete’s players and former players picked up for crimes running the gamut from drug possession to murder.

Then thrown a college basketball coach Dave Bliss who covered up the murder of one his players, if you think it is just the players think again.

This is the sordid underbelly of athletics both pro and college.

This is not just a USA problem but also a world problem.

These athletes don’t get it.

God gave these men and women talent that many of us wish we had.

These clowns think that they are above the law and can do what they want. It doesn’t matter if it is murder or sleeping around or paying for sex, drugs, and rock and roll, these cats think they that morality and the law doesn’t apply to them.

Not!

These people think they are entitled to the perks that are given to them by the adoring public.

To be really honest with you if Bruno paid to have this girl killed he needs to be put into the roughest prisons in Rio or Sao Paulo.

Carandiru in Sao Paulo and Bangu In Rio de Janeiro.

This is where Bruno needs to go for a long time.

He might not make it.

Let the inmates deal with sleaze bag MF.

They will tear him a new rear end.

Globo Esporte wrote this-O goleiro Bruno deixou o Departamento de Investigações de Minas Gerais, em Belo Horizonte, por volta de 16h40m desta sexta-feira. O atleta foi levado para a Penitenciária Nelson Hungria, em Contagem (MG).

Além de Bruno, seu amigo Luiz Henrique Ferreira Romão, o Macarrão, e o ex-policial Marcos Aparecido dos Santos, também conhecido como Bola, também seguiram para o presídio.

Bruno é suspeito de envolvimento no sumiço de Eliza Samudio. A jovem teve um relacionamento com o goleiro e desapareceu quando tentava provar que ele é pai de seu filho, de 4 meses. Macarrão e Bola também teriam participado do desaparecimento.

Bruno, Macarrão e Bola passaram a noite nessa penitenciária, para onde foram transferidos na madrugada desta sexta-feira.

O Corpo de Bombeiros retomou, nesta sexta, as buscas pelo corpo de Eliza Samudio no sítio alugado por Marcos Aparecido dos Santos, conhecido como Bola. A propriedade fica em Esmeraldas (MG)

O delegado Edson Moreira afirmou que o goleiro Bruno e os outros dois suspeitos de envolvimento no desaparecimento de Eliza foram orientados pelos advogados a não ceder material genético para as investigações.

De acordo com a Polícia Civil, o material dos suspeitos seria comparada aos vestígios de sangue encontrados no carro de Bruno. O veículo foi apreendido durante um blitz, em 8 de junho, por problemas com documentação.

Segundo Moreira, não há data definida para o depoimento de Bruno. O delegado afirma que nenhum dos três suspeitos falou à polícia e não estariam cooperando com as investigações

Um computador pessoal de Eliza, entregue à polícia por uma amiga, será encaminhado à perícia. De acordo com Moreira, fotos e conversas gravadas pela jovem serão analisadas.

I just had to get this off of my chest.

I am tired of scum bag athletes who think they do anything and get away with it.

These clowns are paid tons of money for games.

They act like they can committ murder and get away with it.

I know that many athletes were either born in the hood or the favelia but what does that have to do with the price of tea in China?

Nada.

Thomas Sowell was raised in the hood and so was Walter E. Williams.

These two men are two of greatest thinkers in America.

These men are just some of my heros.

Athletes are not.

All I do is admired their game and try to immate them on the court or the pitch.

That’s it.