EPTLife arrested on match-fixing charges - Page 65
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On February 14 2016 08:59 Seeker wrote: Starting from this page on, I will be moderating more harshly toward any mention of MarineKing's name. This thread has NOTHING to do with MarineKing. Do not talk about MarineKing even if you are defending him. Just don't do it. Please no match-fixing accusations on MarineKing or any other player if it has not officially been confirmed. This goes for other players too. -The_Templar | ||
Garnet
Vietnam9031 Posts
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SnowStormer
Norway275 Posts
On February 11 2016 17:10 Brutaxilos wrote: I'm pretty sure a lot of us are like that too. I'm really hoping this huge delay is a sign that he's innocent otherwise they would've announced it long before. I think it's only because of the lunar holidays. I don't think there's much to gain from trying to dig deeper into the delay than that. The wait is killing me though.  | ||
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jellyjello
Korea (South)664 Posts
On February 11 2016 12:11 Clonester wrote: Thats not so easy. They can hold him initially for such amount of days. But if there are enough evidence for him being guilty and to no let him out (possibility of leaving country, possibility of removing more evidence and some others) they can let him behind the iron bars up till a judge speaks in that case. The prosecutor also does not have to release news to the public, if he does not want. Kespa seems to be catched off guard by this and has to relay on what the prosecutor gives out just like us. If we do not get a "life sign" after the 20/30 days, he might have to stay in prison till the law is spoken. Also it could happen that we dont get a "life sign" and he gets out, the prosecutor got everything he thinks he needs and till the law is spoken, life is still a free man. Kespa will most likely try to find a solution with as little public attention as possible. We just have to wait, I wouldnt bet too much on the 20/30 days. I am pretty sure that they cannot hold someone locked up without an official indictment for more than 20 (maybe 30) days. If this case is a part of the on-going prosecution from the previous case, then Life has almost zero chance of getting out untouched. If this is just a new and separate case specifically for Life, then there may be a chance of him coming out of this clean. | ||
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nighcol
298 Posts
On February 11 2016 18:10 jellyjello wrote: I am pretty sure that they cannot hold someone locked up without an official indictment for more than 20 (maybe 30) days. If this case is a part of the on-going prosecution from the previous case, then Life has almost zero chance of getting out untouched. If this is just a new and separate case specifically for Life, then there may be a chance of him coming out of this clean. I read that fairly recently (I think it was 2005) a new type of arrest warrant had been introduced as an alternative to the detention warrant in Korea. The situations in which it could be used differed a bit but it doesn't have the same strict duration limits as far as I understand and could be used in Life's case. | ||
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iNsaNe-
Finland5201 Posts
On February 11 2016 17:16 Garnet wrote: Huge loss the the scene. Well, if a damaging player is removed from the scene and it sets up an example to others of what can happen if you do wrong, I can only think it's ultimately a huge gain for the scene. If he is found guilty. | ||
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Vanadiel
France961 Posts
On February 11 2016 17:04 SnowStormer wrote: I'm going take the difficult path here and keep believing he's innocent until he's convicted. That's not denial right? Honestly the "best" I can wish right now is that he did not matchfixed because he took money, but because he would have been threatened and got scared enough to do it. | ||
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heqat
Switzerland96 Posts
On February 11 2016 20:00 iNsaNe- wrote: Well, if a damaging player is removed from the scene and it sets up an example to others of what can happen if you do wrong, I can only think it's ultimately a huge gain for the scene. If he is found guilty. It is still a huge loss for the scene, since he is an incredible player showing awesome play that many fans love to watch. I can't think of a zerg that could replace him now. | ||
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Slardar
Canada7593 Posts
"It is not the man who has little, but he who desires more, that is poor. - Seneca" | ||
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FueledUpAndReadyToGo
Netherlands30548 Posts
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Zealously
East Gorteau22261 Posts
On February 10 2016 00:26 Diabolique wrote: Zealously, speak or stay silent forever! By the way, when they asked PartinG about Life, he did not want to talk about it, as he was saying, Life is his close friend. What do you want me to speak about? | ||
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Ensiferum8
Canada103 Posts
I never liked him as a player, always my least favorite with naniwa, now i have (most likely) another great reason to hate him even more!  User was warned for this post | ||
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mikedebo
Canada4341 Posts
On February 12 2016 08:24 Ensiferum8 wrote: Out of all the pros that could be arrested for match fixing, Life is by far the player that i wanted the most to be arrested. I never liked him as a player, always my least favorite with naniwa, now i have (most likely) another great reason to hate him even more! You keep posting stuff like this for no reason, and you like a terrible band. I don't know how you haven't yet received a ... lifetime ban. | ||
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mierin
United States4943 Posts
Yeah, as a huge Life and Starcraft fan myself I'm disappointed in this kind of baiting. | ||
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SetGuitarsToKill
Canada28396 Posts
How was your day? | ||
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Ensiferum8
Canada103 Posts
On February 12 2016 08:56 mikedebo wrote: because i didnt matchfix You keep posting stuff like this for no reason, and you like a terrible band. I don't know how you haven't yet received a ... lifetime ban.  | ||
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
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DonDomingo
504 Posts
On February 11 2016 20:00 iNsaNe- wrote: Well, if a damaging player is removed from the scene and it sets up an example to others of what can happen if you do wrong, I can only think it's ultimately a huge gain for the scene. If he is found guilty. Being found guilty and actually being guilty is not necessarily the same thing. | ||
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FFW_Rude
France10201 Posts
On February 12 2016 10:00 StarStruck wrote: This guy does remind me a lot of savior. So smug. Dat ling control though. Savior didn't have good control though. He was a tactical genius. | ||
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iNsaNe-
Finland5201 Posts
On February 12 2016 10:07 DonDomingo wrote: Being found guilty and actually being guilty is not necessarily the same thing. What's your point? Life might be innocent even if he's eventually found guilty? | ||
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opisska
Poland8852 Posts
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