Ray Lewis talks about ATL incident in new book (video)

[Tony D'Amato]

Brehs,
it already came out.

The dudes who did the actual stabbing got off on self defense. Ray tried to cover for them and ended up turning on them. It didn't matter anyway since AGAIN they got off on self defense. THEM nikkaZ SAID THEY DID THE DAMN STABBING!


And immediately went to Magic City to celebrate after being found not guilty

U always bring commonsense to a discussion. All these n1ggaz owe Ray an apology. U question Ray, u questioning Gods plan.

 

[Steezy]

Brehs,
it already came out.

The dudes who did the actual stabbing got off on self defense. Ray tried to cover for them and ended up turning on them. It didn't matter anyway since AGAIN they got off on self defense. THEM nikkaZ SAID THEY DID THE DAMN STABBING!


And immediately went to Magic City to celebrate after being found not guilty

A rite of passage

 

[Mac Casper]

Use murder to sell books brehs

 

[El Bombi]

So, these are the Kats that got stabbed.

 

[Mac Casper]

We gonna act like Ray Lewis wasn't doing a crystal meth dance before coming out to play every game?


#methgate

 

[Tony D'Amato]

Why'd he need to snitch on his guys, if he's the one who did it, beyond a shadow of a doubt? Sounds like that matched Rays story in this vid. Chaos, everyone fighting, and perhaps his boys did the actual stabbing. Whether or not his snitching was disgraceful, he might not have done the crime....

I never understood Ray flippin. My guess is it was some scheme to help the self defense case or something. Cuz when u read about the behavior of the "victims, " its no way they was goin down for murder. A public defender coulda won self defense.

 

[Biscayne]

It wasn't. Shortly after that happened the City of Atlanta started passing & enforcing curfew laws that shut down clubs at 2 am and all the clubs in that part of Buckhead started to get bought out or shut down completely. Within 7 years of that incident there were no more clubs in that particular area of Buckhead and it's now become a series of upscale shopping plazas & restaurants.

A breh was fresh outta HS trying to hit the club up there and shyt was closing down left & right SMH

I had no ideal Buckhead was a club district like that. Buckhead always struck me as one of the last vestiges of old wealthy White Southern culture in the city of Atlanta. I knew they had bars in Buckhead(because of the "Buckhead Brett" nickname Brett Favre used to have) but Buckhead never struck me as a club district, LET ALONE a district with Urban/Black Clubs. I learn something new everyday.

 

[El Bombi]

I could only imagine the Big Meech era of Atlanta.

 

[Supa]

I never understood Ray flippin. My guess is it was some scheme to help the self defense case or something. Cuz when u read about the behavior of the "victims, " its no way they was goin down for murder. A public defender coulda won self defense.

He flipped to get the obstruction charge so he could save himself. Why risk being found guilty?

 

[Biscayne]

I could only imagine the Big Meech era of Atlanta.

I just realized the Ray Lewis case went down in the midst of that era. Seems like the 00's might've been crazier than the 80's in Atlanta. And it always seems like some outside forces are always coming into Atlanta and making noise in the Atlanta underworld. In the 80's it was the Miami Boys, than BMF came through and crushed the buildings. Why is that?

 

[wire28]

Ray can't hold it in no longer. It was only a matter of time let it out Ray, let it out

 

[AVXL]

I had no ideal Buckhead was a club district like that. Buckhead always struck me as one of the last vestiges of old wealthy White Southern culture in the city of Atlanta. I knew they had bars in Buckhead(because of the "Buckhead Brett" nickname Brett Favre used to have) but Buckhead never struck me as a club district, LET ALONE a district with Urban/Black Clubs. I learn something new everyday.

Yea that part of Buckhead was right off Peachtree not far from Lenox Square & Phipps Plaza so it was already one of the nicest parts of towns. But yea after that situation with Ray the whole vibe with club life in Atlanta/Buckhead shifted. Actually just within the last couple years have they completed the rebuild of that area...but Buckhead clubbin in it's heyday man A breh misses that era

 

[Harry Sax]

I just realized the Ray Lewis case went down in the midst of that era. Seems like the 00's might've been crazier than the 80's in Atlanta. And it always seems like some outside forces are always coming into Atlanta and making noise in the Atlanta underworld. In the 80's it was the Miami Boys, than BMF came through and crushed the buildings. Why is that?


Because the A is a major hub that attracts ppl from all over the world

 

[AVXL]

@The Taxman Ray snitched on his boys, that's a fact. Even if they got off (which they did) he still snitched on them

Brehs,
it already came out.

The dudes who did the actual stabbing got off on self defense. Ray tried to cover for them and ended up turning on them. It didn't matter anyway since AGAIN they got off on self defense. THEM nikkaZ SAID THEY DID THE DAMN STABBING!


And immediately went to Magic City to celebrate after being found not guilty

When, where did they admit to the stabbing? They both got acquitted

Killing multiple people isn't a murdering spree to you?

 

[Big Boss]

It wasn't. Shortly after that happened the City of Atlanta started passing & enforcing curfew laws that shut down clubs at 2 am and all the clubs in that part of Buckhead started to get bought out or shut down completely. Within 7 years of that incident there were no more clubs in that particular area of Buckhead and it's now become a series of upscale shopping plazas & restaurants.

A breh was fresh outta HS trying to hit the club up there and shyt was closing down left & right SMH

I also heard BMF still had Atlanta poppin back then