To: Owl_Eagle; Sam's Army; TheBigB
After persuading [Darrell] Green and [Donovan] McNabb to wire him money, Sills called [Warren] Sapp, who became suspicious, police said. The Oakland Raiders defensive lineman's financial manager contacted police, who arrested Sills after he picked up money he believed was from Sapp. Who would have thought that out of those three, Sapp would be the one to catch on to the scam?!?! But I guess Sills appealed to Green's Christian decency and charitable nature, and McNabb is about as "street" as Peyton Manning, so I guess it makes sense that Sapp is the suspicious one, always lookin' over his shoulder like a common street thug killa'.
14 posted on
01/04/2005 12:58:34 PM PST by
HenryLeeII
(Democrats have helped kill more Americans than the Soviets and Nazis combined!)
To: HenryLeeII
Stories abound from his days in Tampa of very in-yo-face street antics around the city. Don't dare make the mistake of being a local High School football coach invited by the Bucs organization as "coach of the week" to come watch practice and commit the sin of getting eye contact...
16 posted on
01/04/2005 5:11:12 PM PST by
Sam's Army
(No witty taglines currently come to mind)
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