Not sure Flo has a soul left to sell. Many of the same folks who overhyped Downey and tried to sue Willie into oblivion.
Besides, it's not like Ferrari slid into women wrestlers' DMs while on payroll. THAT would be too much.
AJ Ferrari reportedly in trouble again (6/27/26)
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Besides, it's not like Ferrari slid into women wrestlers' DMs while on payroll. THAT would be too much.
Not in Nebraska. Just 20k cash.
From a Nebraska based law firm: https://www.acwlaw.com/blog/how-bond-works-in-nebraska/
"The primary purpose of a bond is to allow the defendant to return to their daily life while waiting to attend all the required legal proceedings associated with their criminal charges.
When a defendant posts bond, they provide a monetary guarantee that acts as collateral for their commitment to comply with court procedures and to appear in court as required. Nebraska recognizes several types of bonds, including:
- Cash bond: A cash bond requires payment of the full amount of bond set by the Court.
- Percentage bond: A percentage bond allows the defendant to be released by paying some percentage of the bond amount in cash. Percentage bonds often require payment of 10% of the total bond amount.
- Personal recognizance bond: A personal recognizance bond allows the defendant to be released with a promise to pay and to appear in court without paying any money upfront.
Ferrari got Percentage Bond
Let contemplate this. Dylan Palacio posed as a female and told AJ "she" wanted to meet up. AJ is on the run for choking (allegedly) his pregnant fiancé among other serious charges. But AJ is so vain that he actually believes there is a female that wants to meet up with someone on the run who abused (Allegedly) his pregnant fiancé and is facing so many serious charges. "Yep......she wants me!" followed by..... "I can't believe it was a trap". I'm doubting his MENSA application will be approved. ...... Good Grief
Don’t know if Palacio is telling the truth or not. But if Ted Bundy could find a woman to marry him during his fourth trial and a 80 year old Charles Manson was able to get a 26 year old woman to sign a marriage license, it wouldn’t surprise me if an actual woman had wanted to meet up with AJ.
It also makes you wonder what kind of shenanigans were kept quiet during his time in Bakersfield.
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I am reading that without the commercial bail system, typically Ferrari would get 90% ($18k) of the bond back at the final conclusion of the case, assuming he doesn’t screw up again. The court would keep $2000 for administrative fees.
Like the Lincoln Park Pirates they always collect their fee.
To me way, hey, tow them away
The Lincoln Park Pirates are we
From Willmette to Gary
There's nothing so hairy
And we always collect our fee
- The late, great Steve Goodman
Is restitution the fee a hooker charges for sleeping next to you after sex?
It's there, keep looking.I looked up ‘peckerwood’ in the sociological terms list and couldn’t find it
Maybe deprive him of the amount of oxygen he deprived his ex-fiance.
Not like there's much risk of brain damage.
No need because he just takes cars airborne instead of using planes.With his driving record, doubt he ever gets a pilot's license.
We are not going to fight this trial in the media but we're going to fight this trial in the media.
Did I read that "statement" correctly?? AJ got beat up by a girl??
Since he has his attorneys involved, any chance they go after Bastida for assault and battery back in March?
Not gonna fight this trial in the media and over social media? HA! Outside the niche wrestling community, pretty sure no one knows what an AJ Ferrari even is.
Yeah, it’s a useless note. It invites the question:
What would a statement look like if it were written by the lawyer of a guilty person?
So he was crawling across the driveway because he was looking for evidence or was he just too injured to stand. And the Speeding, Evading, Recklessness and running away all get tossed because they are all fruit of the poison girlfriend. He thought she was chasing him to finish the job and the severe concussion she gave him made him believe the flashing lights and sirens were all in his head. Poor guy.....we've all been there. . .
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Criminal defense lawyers advocating for their clients in the media often try to sell the "innocent until proven guilty" & "beyond a reasonable doubt" standards as the general public's obligation, but the public aren't jurors and it's more than fair for wrestling fans to deny Ferrari the benefit of the doubt, given all they've seen, in assessing Ferrari's guilt. There's video of the woman telling her story and you can assess her credibility vs Ferrari's credibility and character. Just because you're suddenly a criminal defendant doesn't mean you're immune from people having opinions about your guilt. And just because a jury finds you not guilty doesn't mean they found you innocent.
No. He got beat up by a pregnant girl.
Apparently he's innocent because she fought back.
"If it doesn't fit, you must acquit."Yeah, it’s a useless note. It invites the question:
What would a statement look like if it were written by the lawyer of a guilty person?