Was Jerrell Powe scammed?

[GhostOfJackie]

The comments coming out of Wayne County from people who claim to know the "kidnapping victim" are pointing towards a very different narrative than what the media is reporting. I have no idea if this is true.

Apparently, the guy they "kidnapped" and drove to Jackson is a known scammer from Wayne County and has already scammed numerous people in that area. The story is that Jerrell entered into a business deal with the scammer and once he finally found out he was being had, he called the scammer to confront him. The scammer then said he would return the money to Powe, but they would have to drive to Jackson to get the money out of the bank. The scammer, doing what scammers do, found a sinister way out of the situation by claiming that Powe and the other guy held him against his will and forced him to go into the bank to withdraw cash.

As crazy as that sounds, it sounds more plausible than a guy like Jerrell Powe kidnapping someone for money. If this is true, I hate that his name is being forced through the mud but be careful who you invest with. After looking at the fraudsters website, Powe should have known he was fake.

 

[patdog]

That actually does make more sense than the kidnapping story. Whatever happened, hopefully the truth will come out.

 

[horshack.sixpack]

The comments coming out of Wayne County from people who claim to know the "kidnapping victim" are pointing towards a very different narrative than what the media is reporting. I have no idea if this is true.

Apparently, the guy they "kidnapped" and drove to Jackson is a known scammer from Wayne County and has already scammed numerous people in that area. The story is that Jerrell entered into a business deal with the scammer and once he finally found out he was being had, he called the scammer to confront him. The scammer then said he would return the money to Powe, but they would have to drive to Jackson to get the money out of the bank. The scammer, doing what scammers do, found a sinister way out of the situation by claiming that Powe and the other guy held him against his will and forced him to go into the bank to withdraw cash.

As crazy as that sounds, it sounds more plausible than a guy like Jerrell Powe kidnapping someone for money. If this is true, I hate that his name is being forced through the mud but be careful who you invest with. After looking at the fraudsters website, Powe should have known he was fake.

I hope that is it and I hope it all comes out to clear his name.

 

[Shmuley]

The comments coming out of Wayne County from people who claim to know the "kidnapping victim" are pointing towards a very different narrative than what the media is reporting. I have no idea if this is true.

Apparently, the guy they "kidnapped" and drove to Jackson is a known scammer from Wayne County and has already scammed numerous people in that area. The story is that Jerrell entered into a business deal with the scammer and once he finally found out he was being had, he called the scammer to confront him. The scammer then said he would return the money to Powe, but they would have to drive to Jackson to get the money out of the bank. The scammer, doing what scammers do, found a sinister way out of the situation by claiming that Powe and the other guy held him against his will and forced him to go into the bank to withdraw cash.

As crazy as that sounds, it sounds more plausible than a guy like Jerrell Powe kidnapping someone for money. If this is true, I hate that his name is being forced through the mud but be careful who you invest with. After looking at the fraudsters website, Powe should have known he was fake.

The county attorney in Madison County was interviewed last night. His comments suggest that there is sufficient evidence to support the kidnapping charge. Will the DA get a conviction? We shall see. I predict a plea deal that results in no jail time (because the "victim" is a piece of s h i t).

 

[Motodawg]

The county attorney in Madison County was interviewed last night. His comments suggest that there is sufficient evidence to support the kidnapping charge. Will the DA get a conviction? We shall see. I predict a plea deal that results in no jail time (because the "victim" is a piece of s h i t).

They said on the news, this morning, that there was sufficient evidence. DA said the kidnapping lasted (i think) 24 hours and started the day before. My initial reaction when i heard the story was that drugs were involved. The only way any of this makes any sense is if they guy owed them money and they took him to get it.

 

[paindonthurt]

The comments coming out of Wayne County from people who claim to know the "kidnapping victim" are pointing towards a very different narrative than what the media is reporting. I have no idea if this is true.

Apparently, the guy they "kidnapped" and drove to Jackson is a known scammer from Wayne County and has already scammed numerous people in that area. The story is that Jerrell entered into a business deal with the scammer and once he finally found out he was being had, he called the scammer to confront him. The scammer then said he would return the money to Powe, but they would have to drive to Jackson to get the money out of the bank. The scammer, doing what scammers do, found a sinister way out of the situation by claiming that Powe and the other guy held him against his will and forced him to go into the bank to withdraw cash.

As crazy as that sounds, it sounds more plausible than a guy like Jerrell Powe kidnapping someone for money. If this is true, I hate that his name is being forced through the mud but be careful who you invest with. After looking at the fraudsters website, Powe should have known he was fake.

Certainly sucks if that is the case, but if it is the case, it should be easy to prove. At a very minimum it would be hard to prove guilty of kidnapping beyond a shadow of doubt.

But the old adage always applies. IF IT SOUNDS TO GOOD TO BE TRUE, IT PROBABLY IS.

 

[NWADawg]

The comments coming out of Wayne County from people who claim to know the "kidnapping victim" are pointing towards a very different narrative than what the media is reporting. I have no idea if this is true.

Apparently, the guy they "kidnapped" and drove to Jackson is a known scammer from Wayne County and has already scammed numerous people in that area. The story is that Jerrell entered into a business deal with the scammer and once he finally found out he was being had, he called the scammer to confront him. The scammer then said he would return the money to Powe, but they would have to drive to Jackson to get the money out of the bank. The scammer, doing what scammers do, found a sinister way out of the situation by claiming that Powe and the other guy held him against his will and forced him to go into the bank to withdraw cash.

As crazy as that sounds, it sounds more plausible than a guy like Jerrell Powe kidnapping someone for money. If this is true, I hate that his name is being forced through the mud but be careful who you invest with. After looking at the fraudsters website, Powe should have known he was fake.

I've never been a scammer so I don't have real knowledge of how scammer think. But, if I were picking someone to scam, former college lineman would not be high on my list of people to make enemies with.

 

[patdog]

They said on the news, this morning, that there was sufficient evidence. DA said the kidnapping lasted (i think) 24 hours and started the day before. My initial reaction when i heard the story was that drugs were involved. The only way any of this makes any sense is if they guy owed them money and they took him to get it.

Reading between the lines, sounds like the guy owed them money (maybe for drugs), and they took matters into their own hands and held him until he paid them. He told them he could get the money at Chase so they all drove up to Ridgeland. If that's what happened, Powe is probably screwed.

 

[dawgman42]

Reading between the lines,

Who, Powe? Now that's funny.

 

[OG Goat Holder]

Play with snakes, you eventually get bit. That's the moral of the story.

I think we can say with 80.17% accuracy that Powe was doing shizz he shouldn't have been doing, whatever it actually was.

 

[greenbean.sixpack]

Who, Powe? Now that's funny.

certainly the comment of the year so far.

 

[Cantdoitsal]

These kinda things can happen when engaged in nefarious business conducted in cave man fashion.

 

[GhostOfJackie]

They said on the news, this morning, that there was sufficient evidence. DA said the kidnapping lasted (i think) 24 hours and started the day before. My initial reaction when i heard the story was that drugs were involved. The only way any of this makes any sense is if they guy owed them money and they took him to get it.

If you change one element to my original story it becomes a kidnapping case. If Powe found out he was being had, and confronted the scammer to take his money back by force. Then the drive to Jackson is a different story. Even if the other guy was a piece of **** and scamming Powe, you still can't take back your money or property by force.

It almost reminds me of the OJ Simpson robbery trial in LV.

 

[Drebin]

If you change one element to my original story it becomes a kidnapping case. If Powe found out he was being had, and confronted the scammer to take his money back by force. Then the drive to Jackson is a different story. Even if the other guy was a piece of **** and scamming Powe, you still can't take back your money or property by force.

It almost reminds me of the OJ Simpson robbery trial in LV.

I initially was reminded about the OJ thing too. Powe may have been getting scammed, and his anger and aggression toward getting his money back can even be justified, but going to the level he went to do it is a problem.

 

[maroonmadman]

Sounds like Powe was getting scammed and decided on a little "street justice" to get his money back and got scammed again. Don't 17 with pros. Especially if you have trouble reading contracts.

 

[onewoof]

I just want to know. Is Powe 350 or 375? He looks closer to 400 and I am not even joking.

 

[Ghostman]

The comments coming out of Wayne County from people who claim to know the "kidnapping victim" are pointing towards a very different narrative than what the media is reporting. I have no idea if this is true.

Apparently, the guy they "kidnapped" and drove to Jackson is a known scammer from Wayne County and has already scammed numerous people in that area. The story is that Jerrell entered into a business deal with the scammer and once he finally found out he was being had, he called the scammer to confront him. The scammer then said he would return the money to Powe, but they would have to drive to Jackson to get the money out of the bank. The scammer, doing what scammers do, found a sinister way out of the situation by claiming that Powe and the other guy held him against his will and forced him to go into the bank to withdraw cash.

As crazy as that sounds, it sounds more plausible than a guy like Jerrell Powe kidnapping someone for money. If this is true, I hate that his name is being forced through the mud but be careful who you invest with. After looking at the fraudsters website, Powe should have known he was fake.

That sounds very similar to what somebody from Waynesboro told me. He said the word around Waynesboro was that the guy owed Jerrell and the other fella money and they had gone to get it. He told them that they had to ride to Jackson to get it and then he tricked them once they got there. Who knows what part of that is true?

"Stupid is as stupid does." - Forrest Gump

 

[WestTNdawg]

The guy he was with looked like the definition of nefarious

 

[HumpDawgy]