Amare's brother killed

[BlackSwordsMan]

you guys are mean stop being assholes and then you s find out he was a child molester and now all the hate comes

[z0sa]

black jesus couldn't save him?!

[Reck]

How does a thread about someone dying turns into a joke mockery?

Have some respect people. Wow.

RIP Stat's bro.

[DUNCANownsKOBE]

Even though Amar'e can be a tool, I've always admired the fact that he managed to stay out of trouble and follow his dream considering how ed up his family is.

As big an Amare fan as I am, it's a lot easier to follow your dream in spite of a ed up family when you're 6'9" and athletic.

[ElNono]

So he wasn't killed...

[cheguevara]

"Amar'e Stoudemire's brother killed in car crash" - NY Daily News

you make the call

[Muser]

How does a thread about someone dying turns into a joke mockery?

Have some respect people. Wow.

RIP Stat's bro.

Because he was a kiddy er.

[cheguevara]

Because he was a kiddy er.

"He pleaded guilty to child abuse after being accused of getting a minor pregnant in 2004. He went back to jail for eight months.

possibly, or possibly he thought she was 18. He was a felon and only got 8 months, no way the minor was a "kiddie" IMO

In 2008, his ex-wife accused him of raping her, but he was acquitted. She later recanted and pleaded guilty to perjury."

looks like this man had a rough life. RIP



that is why not a good thing to jump into conclusions.

[lurker]

As big an Amare fan as I am, it's a lot easier to follow your dream in spite of a ed up family when you're 6'9" and athletic.

Height doesn't automatically make you a basketball player, he still had to put in the hard work to become successful at it while also maintaining passing grades and staying out of trouble. Nothing easy about that with all the distractions and bad influences he had around him.

[Solid D]

Very sad.

Any time I read or hear about this type of accident, I immediately wonder...UI or smartphone?

[BoricuaCJA]

Sad that happened. I've had this happen to some people close to me(a really good childhood friend) and I feel for Amare and his family. My prayers go out to them.