Totally forgot about that shit.
He should have murked the ex-wife too
LOL
He should have murked the ex-wife too
LOL
Maryland judge deleted in his driveway OVER DIVORCE CHILD CUSTODY RULING
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Many of these judges are lax with their security, putting their address online for any fool to show up.
You be surprised how far a judge lives from where they work. Back in the day had to pick up cars from Marshals and judges. Them cars was damn near 200 miles away.
Last but least can’t be fucking with a man and his kids. I’ve seen first hand women lie about being in danger with no evidence. While after the fact they say the judge made the right decision. Yet they don’t see the cause that affected the situation.
I guess when I came up we was taught.
1. Don’t fuck with a man’s money
2 “ “. His kids
3. “ “And his wife
It is several of the articles that’s out. It was just a matter of time with him
Sometimes you cross the wrong line.
I started hiding my address online and noted a few observation where they would try to doxxx my general location. I had one attempt where they tried to docket my employer address with a default judgement where they had somebody sign that I had been served without my knowledge. It ultimately led to an assassination attempt.
As soon as I try to move, they will be tweeting out hints where I am located at.
Call me government conspiracy, but the shit is real on the streets. I should post a primer on how to keep your physical address private.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crim...p&cvid=7a38980d143a4c8a8374d74b9ab6c4e6&ei=11
The man who allegedly targeted and gunned down the Maryland judge who oversaw his divorce proceedings has been found dead following a one-week manhunt, authorities said.
Pedro Argote, 49, allegedly killed Circuit Court Judge Andrew Wilkinson, 52, in the judge's driveway in Hagerstown, Maryland, on Oct. 19, according to the Washington County Sheriff's Office.
Argote's body was found on Thursday morning during a search in Williamsport, Maryland, the sheriff's office said. The body was recovered in a heavily wooded area about 1 mile from where his car was found last week, authorities said.
Washington County Sheriff Brian Albert said the cause and time of death are unknown until an autopsy is completed.
Authorities announced they were searching for Argote on Oct. 20 and said a reward up to $10,000 was available for information leading to his arrest.
Wilkinson was presiding over Argote's divorce proceedings, according to Albert. Argote's ex-wife was granted custody at a hearing earlier in the day on Oct. 19, which is believed to be the motive for the shooting that night, Albert said.
Wilkinson also ordered Argote to pay child support, prohibited Argote from visiting or contacting his children or wife if it was not initiated by her, and gave his wife sole possession of the family home, according to court documents obtained by ABC News.
The sherif said finding Argote is a "relief," but it's "still a tragedy."
"We just came from Judge Wilkinson's viewing, met with the family. They were very appreciative. It brings a little bit of closure to them, but it's still a tragedy. They lost a husband, father and a brother," the sheriff said.
ABC News' Noah Minnie contributed to this report.
Man who allegedly killed Maryland judge found dead
The man who allegedly targeted and gunned down the Maryland judge who oversaw his divorce proceedings has been found dead following a one-week manhunt, authorities said.
Pedro Argote, 49, allegedly killed Circuit Court Judge Andrew Wilkinson, 52, in the judge's driveway in Hagerstown, Maryland, on Oct. 19, according to the Washington County Sheriff's Office.
Argote's body was found on Thursday morning during a search in Williamsport, Maryland, the sheriff's office said. The body was recovered in a heavily wooded area about 1 mile from where his car was found last week, authorities said.
Washington County Sheriff Brian Albert said the cause and time of death are unknown until an autopsy is completed.
Authorities announced they were searching for Argote on Oct. 20 and said a reward up to $10,000 was available for information leading to his arrest.
Wilkinson was presiding over Argote's divorce proceedings, according to Albert. Argote's ex-wife was granted custody at a hearing earlier in the day on Oct. 19, which is believed to be the motive for the shooting that night, Albert said.
Wilkinson also ordered Argote to pay child support, prohibited Argote from visiting or contacting his children or wife if it was not initiated by her, and gave his wife sole possession of the family home, according to court documents obtained by ABC News.
The sherif said finding Argote is a "relief," but it's "still a tragedy."
"We just came from Judge Wilkinson's viewing, met with the family. They were very appreciative. It brings a little bit of closure to them, but it's still a tragedy. They lost a husband, father and a brother," the sheriff said.
ABC News' Noah Minnie contributed to this report.
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