2/15/2012: Major TCU Drug Bust, 4 Players Being Investigated

[deepellumfrog]

Sports writer and SMU grad. Good guy.

SMU86
Do you know what he is refering to in his comment?

Probably the three students who died of drug overdoses in 2006-2007 (I think that was the year)

somebody died of a weed overdose?

[Junior]

anyone sure where the SMU students got the drugs? can we say with 100% certainty that they didn't get them from the dealers at TCU?

[SMUer]

Now you are being the anti-Stallion

[Junior]

Now you are being the anti-Stallion

one of the geldings?

[JonesDoe]

anyone sure where the SMU students got the drugs? can we say with 100% certainty that they didn't get them from the dealers at TCU?

Why Does George W. Bush Fly in Drug Smuggler Barry Seal's Airplane?

by
Daniel Hopsicker and Michael C. Ruppert

It has all the makings of a major box office thriller: Texas Governor and Republican Presidential contender George W. Bush and his brother Jeb, allegedly caught on videotape in 1985 picking up kilos of cocaine at a Florida airport in a DEA sting set up by Barry SealÉ

An ensuing murderous cover-up featuring Seal's public assassination less than a year later by a hit teamÉthe members of which, when caught, reveal to their attorneys during trial that their actions were being directed by then, National Security Council (NSC) staffer - Lt. Colonel Oliver NorthÉ

[huskerpony]

So JonesDoe is RSFan?

[JonesDoe]

So JonesDoe is RSFan?

Daniel Hopsicker is the producer of a business news television show airing internationally on NBC called Global Business 2000. That is, he was the Producer until Dan produced a 2-hour special on the CIA and drugs, Mena, Arkansas and Barry Seal called "The Secret Heartbeat of America." Dan was told by his biggest friend in Hollywood, "Your show will not air while Clinton is President." When a subsequent attack in broad daylight on Wilshire Boulevard outside the Federal Building in Los Angeles confirmed his friend's judgment and prediction, Mr. Hopsicker began work on a book called "Barry and 'the boys," due to be finished by the end of 1999.

http://www.fromthewilderness.com/free/c ... plane.html

[SMUer]

I hate UNT trolls...

[EastStang]

And of course we can't forget the Craig James myths.

[huskerpony]

W. probably killed the hookers for him.

[JonesDoe]

W. probably killed the hookers for him.

Hey Husker.. On your avitar.. what do you think Warren is droooling over while looking at that guys big mit?

[huskerpony]

It's Jay-Z teaching him his hand sign.

[Stallion]

DMN published drug arrests/disciplines for every University in Texas if you're interested. This synopsis is probably better because it analyzes the information on a per capita basis. Sounds like SMU is more likely to arrest students rather than just discipline them

http://www.parkcitiespeople.com/

[Treadway21]

DMN published drug arrests/disciplines for every University in Texas if you're interested. This synopsis is probably better because it analyzes the information on a per capita basis. Sounds like SMU is more likely to arrest students rather than just discipline them

http://www.parkcitiespeople.com/

Remind me again how many drug dealers were on the SMU football team and got busted selling to cops? I don't recall any similar arrests.

[SMUer]

that article is slanted as "TCU really is a safe place...per capita arrests so low very...SMU is 27 times as bad"...I commented and it should be pointed out that those numbers are from 2010, which is irrelevant except that in one day in 2012 TCU's arrests shot up from 0.04 to 0.22 per 100 or 5 times what was reported in 2010. A screwd person would look at that and think, either the 0.04 isn't really reflective of what was really going on in 2010, or I believe there are 5X as many drug offenders in 2012 as there were in 2010. To me, the "or" conclusion is a tough sell. The real story is that TCU's drug problem is way higher than 0.04 per capita, whether it is like SMU's is up for debate but it sure looks like SMU is more efficient or apt in arresting students for drug-related offenses than TCU.