48 hours gatti special - FINAL THOUGHTS

[SuckaPunch]

cbs at 10pm et. I made a thread and kept bumping it but most didnt catch it

thanks, hope someone will upload it.

how long was the feature about gatti, was it a full hour or just a small segment?

[DLT]

it was the full hour, the whole show

[UglyPug]

Pug,

I have to be honest. I'm Team Abused Brazilian Wife. And have been from the start.

Gatti felt that he can just abuse her because she was an immigrant.

I hate to admit it, but I agree - Gatti, as much of a warrior as he was - definitely had the machismo "male dominates the house" attitude. im saying he was still probably a good man, but im sure he beat on her. . .

[UglyPug]

I also was thinking - maybe the whole insurance switch-a-roo testifies to the fact that gatti felt HIS FAMILY were the ones who took advantage of his money moreso than his girl; and he felt that if anything happened to him she would make sure his kids got the most out of the money. . . just another way to look at it - because i find it hard to believe she would be able to "manipulate" somebody as headstrong as gatti into giving her his entire estate. i think he knew that his family would be more likely to squander the money and use it for themselves, whereas his girl would make sure his son and daughter benefited fully from it.

[Gino Ros]

thanks, hope someone will upload it.

how long was the feature about gatti, was it a full hour or just a small segment?

If you have On demand, they usually add those programs to the O.D. menu

[viperz007]

I also was thinking - maybe the whole insurance switch-a-roo testifies to the fact that gatti felt HIS FAMILY were the ones who took advantage of his money moreso than his girl; and he felt that if anything happened to him she would make sure his kids got the most out of the money. . . just another way to look at it - because i find it hard to believe she would be able to "manipulate" somebody as headstrong as gatti into giving her his entire estate. i think he knew that his family would be more likely to squander the money and use it for themselves, whereas his girl would make sure his son and daughter benefited fully from it.

i think ur right dude

yeah i knew some depressed people too
they have that feeling like they just want to jump off a building
just to end their suffering

where they able to get some hand prints or fingerprints on her purse straps though?

[antrob]

There was nothing in that program that convinced me that Gatti killed himself. CBS tried to portray that murderer c**t in a good light.

[Jexy55]

I really don't know anymore, it has turned into a wierd one as different evidence can turn it either way.

One thing is for sure, this would have been done and dusted if the Brazilian investigators weren't so incompetant at there jobs.

[rocco1252]

His wife couldnt even look into the camera and tell the truth she kept looking and blinking like crazy almost like a eye roll whenever she started talking about the issue's which to me is a sign of a liar. Whether or not she killed him I'm sure she had something to do with it. If she agreed to go halfs on the fortune like the family requested then she might not look as suspect the case may even have been dropped and left alone but she is fighting for the whole thing, which to me shows she's a money hungry bi*ch who cares about nothing other than that.

[CubanGuyNYC]

I haven't seen the special yet, so I might be convinced to lean towards the "suicide version" of events. As it is, I'm more inclined to believe Gatti was murdered. For starters, this case stunk from the word "go". I am, like many here, su****ious of the way the case was handled. IMO, the Brazilian authorities (who claim suicide) are less trustworthy than the North American experts (who claim murder) that re-examined Arturo's body. Sadly, we may never have a definitive conclusion to this matter....