re: In case anyone forgot, Marvin Harrison is straight out of The Wire

He was by all accounts the quietest, most private dude both on the Colts and at Syracuse.

OMarvin's comin!







Omar didn't deserve going out like that but it rings so true to life

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Yeah it's a rental property also in Philly the hood is a 15 minute drive from million dollar homes

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Pshhhh... In BR the hood is 15 FEET from $1M homes, ya heard

Why yo stole my hat marvin

He’s much more Marlo than Omar

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He’s much more Marlo than Omar

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Definitely Stanfield

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Amazing how fast the murder thing seemed to go away.

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Yeah, it's amazing considering the facts:
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The most interesting part of Fagone’s story has always been the statement Harrison gave to police after the shooting. One of the guns used in the shootout was a Fabrique Nationale five-seven pistol, and Harrison owned two such guns. When police came to search Harrison’s car wash—remember, the shooting took place right outside of the business—they found a five-seven pistol on the floor behind a trash bucket. Five of the six casings that were found at the scene matched with that gun, and Harrison had an impossible-to-believe explanation as to why his gun wasn’t the one used in the shootout:

Q. When was the last time you or anyone else fired your FN 5.7-caliber handgun?

A. Probably the day that I bought it.

Q. What day was that?

A. In 2006 or 2007.

Q. Where do you store this weapon?

A. In a safe at my home in Jenkintown, Pa.

Q. Today, you had it at the car wash? Do you know how it got there?

A. I brought it today, twenty minutes before you came.

Q. Are you saying that the 5.7-cal handgun that you own was in the safe at your home up until today, when you decided to bring it to your shop in the 2500 blk. of Thompson St.?

A. Yes.

That “yes” is the sound of a trap snapping shut. Harrison says his gun hasn’t been fired since 2006 or 2007. That’s impossible. Fresh casings exist, so the gun had to have been fired. But by whom? Harrison says he doesn’t know. All he knows is that the gun couldn’t have been lent or stolen, because it was locked away the whole time in his suburban safe. Only it couldn’t have been in the safe, either, because it had to have made an appearance at the corner of 25th and Thompson.

Harrison’s story makes no sense.

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Then surprisingly, the guy who Harrison was allegedly shooing at, turned up shot to death half a block from a bar owned by . . . Marvin Harrison.

But nothing suspicious there:

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According to Fagone’s sources, cops obtained a second surveillance video, which was recorded by a camera attached to Harrison’s bar. That tape was reportedly missing three minutes of footage, due to a blank section of the recording that began just as the suspect was about to come close enough to the camera to be identified.

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Jim Irsay is Clay Davis

Harrison is a moron too. I have no idea why he wasn't charged with murder. It's a ridiculously easy case.

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Harrison is a moron too

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obv not, he obv has the right people on payroll. A true OG