the coach said he could barely get any playing time in 9th grade/J.V . Basically eluding to him being a scrub .
Back off, bruh.Yea Naz is a full time street cat now either in jail or on the outside if he gets off ...I always assumed Freddie's angle was he sees a young/smart/never been in the system type dude that's obviously easy to control/ mold but at the same time not a super punk like petey...he's grooming him to be whatever he wants him to be for his crew
The Indian lawyer was looking right
The only one that was nitpicky was the basketball thing. I'll get back to that point later. As for attorneys and questioning witnesses, you don't know what you're talking bout homie. And this isn't Law & Order. It's HBO, I expect them to get it right. If you believe someone to potentially be a suspect (which Chandra did) you don't just approach them. You either have them brought in or you assign a private investigator to look into it. Chandra put herself in danger for no logical reason. Even Stone addressed that point. But the larger point is that you're alerting the potential murderer that you're on to him, while your client is on trial for murder. That's not smart. To make this point easier to understand look at things from the other side. Do you see the prosecutor going around and chasing new potential witnesses? No. Detective Box does it while she focuses on the law. The same goes for the defense. Your attorneys focus on the law while an investigator helps to gather new evidence, witnesses, etc. You can even enlist the police to help you because all the evidence and information is shared on both sides. That's why Box casually told Stone about Nas getting into fights in high school.Your complaints grew more tedious, nitpicky and silly as they went on man.
Attorneys on both sides question witnesses about cases alone ALL THE TIME. You must be fuming when you watch any Law & Order epPlus all that vid shows is Naz taxi leaving then that dude leaving in the same direction. No proof that he followed them. I mean let's go back to ep 1 did they go directly to her place after that or are we to believe dude followed them around all night. So before talking to dude there's no reason to assume he's the killer when they stop at a gas station nowhere near her house.
There is no sexual tension b. Yall dudes grasping for straws. At best Stone made a pass at her. I saw no reciprocation on her end. There's more sexual tension with Naz and the Indian lawyer.
As far as the facebook stuff and Box, I got the impression months had passed during this ep. Like a lot of time. So it's not really clear when he checked his online activity u less you want to believe Stone's eczema cleared up in a few day
@ still complaing about Stone's feet. I hope the cure was temporary.
Yes this is mostly the attorney in me getting pissed off but even if I wasn't these unrealistic bits are easy to spot. The timeline of the investigation and the trial are a complete mess.I know Ravage is an attorney, it's funny because your complaints about the investigation/lawyers scenes damn near echo my friends thoughts, she's an attorney also.
Nas getting tats and smoking just seems so plot devicey. They want us to have a confused image of him but they're doing it in a very contrived way. Smuggling the dope in made sense. He was in a tight spot. The actions he's making of his own free will are spotty at best.
I didn't say anything about Nas not playing college ball. I'm not even mad he played JV high school ball. I'm mad they presented him in episode one as as a tutor to athletes. It just didn't jive well to me. I think they're setting up for a prison ball scene. Lol. Also, the timeline was messed up. On his LinkedIn it said he went to Flushing high from 2005 to 2008 and then Chasen HS in the Bronx in 2009. When Box is talking to his coach they say that he transferred in the middle of freshman year. That's probably just a plot hole.
Very much so feels like True Detective season 2. I'm not hopeful for the payoff.
