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Re: New Jersey man admits to beating friend to death with 25-pound dumbbell
« Reply #150 on: August 05, 2015, 11:17:40 AM »
Guys I am friends with John Hnatyschak. I texted him about this thread. He knows Harley, and I am certain an impostor would have never known about John, being a 1980's IFBB pro. Regardless, John said Harley is a good dude. Harley, thanks for posting as you have an intellect and posting style that definitely adds to the board. Please keep posting, as the site needs some stalwarts to keep it relevent. This is the first multi-page thread I have read in years. Cheers to your new pup  ;D.
HE was a cop/detective long time,and had great build'delts'were great ,nice overall look...did jersey proud..

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Re: New Jersey man admits to beating friend to death with 25-pound dumbbell
« Reply #151 on: August 05, 2015, 11:33:25 AM »
Harley, a NJ BJJ guy here, awesome to see you posting, I've heard of you in BJJ world. Sent u a PM, if you have time maybe you can respond? Thanks !

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Re: New Jersey man admits to beating friend to death with 25-pound dumbbell
« Reply #152 on: August 05, 2015, 11:58:14 AM »
Dear SF 1900,
   I take nothing away from Kai's physique.  It's amazing and if you ever see him up close, it's even more mind boggling because he seems much shorter in person which makes
him appear even more dense.  I am short myself, just 5 foot 7 inch and I know he is taller than me but he is thick and massive when you stand next to him.  The density of
his legs makes you stop and awe in wonder.
   I should also mention, that every time I have met Kai, he was more than a gentleman and we spoke for a bit each time.  He really does seem to be a nice guy but very eccentric.
   There is no question his physique reigns over Craig's.  Kai's place on the Mr. O stage and his accomplishments are well deserved.
   I just was naïve in still hoping that companies would recognize a family man supporting his wife, kids and grandkid, speaking to inner city youths to stay in school and tons of other
stuff in terms of offering more than a pittance in terms of monthly stipend.  You could not believe what Kai gets paid.
Harley

I can imagine Kai gets paid in the millions.

Supplement companies do not care about family men in the bbing industry. They care about mass monsters who place top 6 in the Mr. O.

Harley, do you think Phil Heath is a little bitch who complains too much?
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Re: New Jersey man admits to beating friend to death with 25-pound dumbbell
« Reply #153 on: August 05, 2015, 12:33:24 PM »
Dear Submissionfytr,
   I did reply to your PM.  If you don't get it, please let me know.
Harley

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Re: New Jersey man admits to beating friend to death with 25-pound dumbbell
« Reply #154 on: August 05, 2015, 12:43:19 PM »
 The reasons I defend those "type of people" are manifold but here goes.
  My father basically grew up in Hitler's death camps.  He saw Hitler live on 2 occasions.  
  My Grandfather, Jakob Breitowicz was shot in the head at point blank range with a rifle held by a 19 year old SS soldier Josef Wurst who was later found guilty of war crimes
and executed on October 3, 1947 in Dachau.
  My Grandfather, left for dead, survived and wrote a book about his experiences entitled Through Hell To Life (Shengold Publishing).  Not a best seller by any means.
  My Grandfather, Grandmother and Father found each other after the Americans liberated the camps and they came to America when my Dad was 13 years old.  None of them spoke English.
  My Dad ended up as a Medical Doctor, spoke 11 languages, played 9 instruments (he went to NY Performing High School where he was friends with Billy D. Williams and said Peter Yarrow of Peter
Paul and Mary was a "fag."  My Dad voluntarily entered the Marines and then later the Army Reserve where he served in Dessert Storm and rose to Lt. Colonel.  He passed a year and a half ago.
  The point:  I was brought up to despise racism.  I was also brought up with a distrust for government and tyranny.  
  My job as a Criminal Defense Attorney is simply to test the State's evidence and to ensure that they followed all the rules.  If we don't do that, each and every time, even with the most
despicable defendants, if we allow the government to cut corners because "we all know he did it," then trust me, the government will start to cut corners everywhere, on every case.
  Sure, first they will do it to all the Blacks.  Then to all the Hispanics.  Then to all the Jews.  Then to all the gays.  They won't know when to stop as they will have become drunk with impunity.
  No matter who you hate or why you hate them, you can't have a government refusing to obey the rules and laws in their prosecution of others because if you allow that, one day, they will be at
your door taking you and your loved one away on fabricated evidence or at least tainted in ways the Constitution does not permit.
  We may not have a perfect criminal justice system, but it's still the best in the world but only if there are people to keep it in check.
  There are actually people sitting in prisons who are wrongfully accused and wrongfully convicted.  It is not the norm, but it happens enough to be leery of any government willing to suppress your rights.
  The other reasons I do what I do is because I am often well paid and I do it as well as anyone else I have ever seen but for my mentor.  It also feels good to actually help someone which does happen quite often.  
  It is quite the adrenaline rush to get up before a jury and deliver a Closing Argument that just blows away the Judge, Prosecutor and the jury.
  That is about as honest an answer I can give.  
Harley    

Great answer.  Here is a slightly different question, if you don't mind.

Have you ever defended someone and got them acquitted even though you knew yourself that they were guilty?  How did you feel about this?  When (or if) they then went on to do another awful crime like murder, rape, aggravated assault, did it weigh on your conscience that they were allowed to commit this crime due to the fact they were walking around free because of your efforts?

PS - you need to post more often. 

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« Reply #155 on: August 05, 2015, 01:28:14 PM »
Dear Lurker No More,
   That is a question quite a few people have asked me about in the past 22 years.
   I promise to answer it as best I can in just a couple of hours.
   I know here on Get Big that you can't duck the hard questions.
   Hopefully, my honesty is coming through so when I do recall some behind the rope
bodybuilding story, you guys don't all attack it as BS.
   Thanks for the recognition of my BJJ but trust me, I am no one in that world.  For me, it's a passion but not one
I devote enough time to until I retire from work.  I did however, just spend the weekend with my Professor and very close friend,
Royler Gracie who was in town for seminars.  I have the good fortune to not only be Royler's student (I am a 2 stripe Purple Belt) but also his very
good friend and lawyer.  In fact, I created all the controversy in the world of BJJ when I negotiated Royler's contract when he fought Eddie Bravo last year.
I was responsible for "Pants-gate."  In the end, Royler was paid the highest fee ever paid to anyone to compete in a BJJ match.
   I actually do quite a bit of legal work for many of the Gracies and have trained and am friends with them (Royler, Royce, Rickson, Rolker, Renzo, Robson, etc.)
  They are mostly very nice people but not all of them.  I have my favorites there too.
Harley

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Re: New Jersey man admits to beating friend to death with 25-pound dumbbell
« Reply #156 on: August 05, 2015, 02:15:18 PM »
Gentlemen,

I had a very pleasant conversation with Mr. Breite today over the phone. He is 100% who he says he is and is a man of honor.

We are very honored to have such an interesting member on our site and welcome his insight regarding training, law and everything else he is willing to share.

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Re: New Jersey man admits to beating friend to death with 25-pound dumbbell
« Reply #157 on: August 05, 2015, 02:21:34 PM »
Gentlemen,

I had a very pleasant conversation with Mr. Breite today over the phone. He is 100% who he says he is and is a man of honor.

We are very honored to have such an interesting member on our site and welcome his insight regarding training, law and everything else he is willing to share.

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I NEVER QUESTIONED IT ONE IOTA...HE HAD A GREAT THREAD HERE YRS AGO,IN OLD AREA WHERE PRO'S WERE,IT WAS A CRAIG THREAD..

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Re: New Jersey man admits to beating friend to death with 25-pound dumbbell
« Reply #158 on: August 05, 2015, 02:23:28 PM »
I think a Q&A sticky thread would be worthwhile? This is obviously a very interesting man.

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Re: New Jersey man admits to beating friend to death with 25-pound dumbbell
« Reply #159 on: August 05, 2015, 03:59:43 PM »
Wow, this mans post history has got some real gems in it!  Well worth the time if you haven't already discovered them  :D :D :D

Thanks Harley, please keep posting this time.
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Re: New Jersey man admits to beating friend to death with 25-pound dumbbell
« Reply #160 on: August 05, 2015, 04:08:28 PM »
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« Reply #161 on: August 05, 2015, 04:12:30 PM »
Wow, this mans post history has got some real gems in it!  Well worth the time if you haven't already discovered them  :D :D :D

Thanks Harley, please keep posting this time.

The Dorian stuff is good too

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Re: New Jersey man admits to beating friend to death with 25-pound dumbbell
« Reply #162 on: August 06, 2015, 03:35:53 AM »
Hey Guys,
  In an effort to create a little buzz about Craig Richardson's return to the Mr. Olympia state (this time, at 212), we are on our way today to
Bev Francis' Powerhouse Gym in Long Island to have Frank Sepe interview and film a workout for NPC News which has online videos.
  Ok, so you ask, "What the hell is the difference?"
  Answer: We are doing our actual shoulder workout.  What some don't know is that the pros, when filmed or for photos, don't actually show you what they really do.
They allow the photographer to dictate what exercises he wants to see and shoot.
  Also, they never really explain why they do what they do. 
  At least with Craig, whatever you see him doing, he really does.   He won't change the workout or his eating just to do a photo shoot.
  And yes, this is the gym Steve Weinberger owns.
  I will tell you this, Steve has always treated me very nicely and even with respect.  He has been very helpful to Craig throughout the years, offering good advice and
always inviting us to train at this gym.  Every time we are there (which is maybe once a year), he stops what he is doing, comes out and spends time greeting both of us as if
we actually matter.
  As far as Bev, I can tell you that I once lost the 16 tickets I bought to the NY Pro and called Steve in a panic.  I had people coming in from all over and now, with no tickets.
  Bev met me and my people at the door, had already figured out where we would be sitting and had us all escorted to the seats.  You have to take into account just how busy
and how much chaos there was when she was doing all this.  It wasn't easy and it was a real pain for her, yet she was very patient, kind and understanding, so much so, I sent her
flowers to thank her.
Harley

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Re: New Jersey man admits to beating friend to death with 25-pound dumbbell
« Reply #163 on: August 06, 2015, 03:53:54 AM »
Hey Guys,
  In an effort to create a little buzz about Craig Richardson's return to the Mr. Olympia state (this time, at 212), we are on our way today to
Bev Francis' Powerhouse Gym in Long Island to have Frank Sepe interview and film a workout for NPC News which has online videos.
  Ok, so you ask, "What the hell is the difference?"
  Answer: We are doing our actual shoulder workout.  What some don't know is that the pros, when filmed or for photos, don't actually show you what they really do.
They allow the photographer to dictate what exercises he wants to see and shoot.
  Also, they never really explain why they do what they do.  
  At least with Craig, whatever you see him doing, he really does.   He won't change the workout or his eating just to do a photo shoot.
  And yes, this is the gym Steve Weinberger owns.
  I will tell you this, Steve has always treated me very nicely and even with respect.  He has been very helpful to Craig throughout the years, offering good advice and
always inviting us to train at this gym.  Every time we are there (which is maybe once a year), he stops what he is doing, comes out and spends time greeting both of us as if
we actually matter.
  As far as Bev, I can tell you that I once lost the 16 tickets I bought to the NY Pro and called Steve in a panic.  I had people coming in from all over and now, with no tickets.
  Bev met me and my people at the door, had already figured out where we would be sitting and had us all escorted to the seats.  You have to take into account just how busy
and how much chaos there was when she was doing all this.  It wasn't easy and it was a real pain for her, yet she was very patient, kind and understanding, so much so, I sent her
flowers to thank her.
Harley

Hope it all goes well, have a blast.

Please please write Getbig on your hand in biro for the video, or can I have a shout out?   ;D

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Re: New Jersey man admits to beating friend to death with 25-pound dumbbell
« Reply #164 on: August 06, 2015, 04:00:12 AM »
Hey Guys,
  Here is what I am going to do because you have all been so nice to me:
  At some point, given that I am actually in the video, I will speak and thank people
on Craig's behalf and I will thank GetBig.com for all their support.
  How is that?
  Remember, that will probably piss off Frank Sepe and his people, but then again,
true GetBiggers are probably almost always pissing off the Establishment.  At least I hope so.
Harley

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Re: New Jersey man admits to beating friend to death with 25-pound dumbbell
« Reply #165 on: August 06, 2015, 04:06:02 AM »
Hey Guys,
  Here is what I am going to do because you have all been so nice to me:
  At some point, given that I am actually in the video, I will speak and thank people
on Craig's behalf and I will thank GetBig.com for all their support.
  How is that?
  Remember, that will probably piss off Frank Sepe and his people, but then again,
true GetBiggers are probably almost always pissing off the Establishment.  At least I hope so.
Harley

You're a cool dude Harley.  :D

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Re: New Jersey man admits to beating friend to death with 25-pound dumbbell
« Reply #166 on: August 06, 2015, 04:12:19 AM »
Hey Guys,
  Here is what I am going to do because you have all been so nice to me:
  At some point, given that I am actually in the video, I will speak and thank people
on Craig's behalf and I will thank GetBig.com for all their support.
  How is that?
  Remember, that will probably piss off Frank Sepe and his people, but then again,
true GetBiggers are probably almost always pissing off the Establishment.  At least I hope so.
Harley

Haha, lol!

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Re: New Jersey man admits to beating friend to death with 25-pound dumbbell
« Reply #167 on: August 06, 2015, 03:04:19 PM »
Hey Guys,
  So I guess you all already know Kai Greene has left MHP.
  I've just returned from Bev Francis' Powerhouse Gym where NPCNewsonline.com
videotaped Craig's workout.
  Craig gave a short interview which included him thanking everyone at GetBig.com
  They said it should be up on line by Monday.
Harley

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Re: New Jersey man admits to beating friend to death with 25-pound dumbbell
« Reply #168 on: August 06, 2015, 03:12:21 PM »
Hey Guys,
  So I guess you all already know Kai Greene has left MHP.
  I've just returned from Bev Francis' Powerhouse Gym where NPCNewsonline.com
videotaped Craig's workout.
  Craig gave a short interview which included him thanking everyone at GetBig.com
  They said it should be up on line by Monday.
Harley
Sorry to have doubted you Harley. Its easy to be skeptical around here.

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Re: New Jersey man admits to beating friend to death with 25-pound dumbbell
« Reply #169 on: August 06, 2015, 05:12:51 PM »
Dear Shizzo,
  No problem.
  It appears as if I have scooped Get Big with the news of Kai having officially left MHP.
  When that hits, please remember I let you guys know first.
Harley

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« Reply #170 on: August 06, 2015, 05:15:21 PM »
Dear Shizzo,
  No problem.
  It appears as if I have scooped Get Big with the news of Kai having officially left MHP.
  When that hits, please remember I let you guys know first.
Harley

Until "Vince Goodrum MsC PhD BaDAss" confirms, nothing is set.

Vince, can you confirm. Come in, Vince!

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« Reply #171 on: August 06, 2015, 05:19:42 PM »
Hey AJ,
  I sort of enjoy the challenge of having to win you over.
  I promise you, Kai has left MHP and on his own terms. 
  The call was made to MHP and it's done.
  They should've known it was coming as he had still not yet
signed his contract.
Harley

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« Reply #172 on: August 06, 2015, 05:21:32 PM »
Harley,

The Vince thing is kinda a running joke. Just roll with it.

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« Reply #173 on: August 06, 2015, 05:27:18 PM »
Dear AJ,
  Thanks for letting me in on the joke.
  Always more fun to be in on the joke than to be the joke.
  I am still learning my way around here.
  I saw IFBB Pro Kenny Jones today who recounted that he had recently fell 10 stories and was in a coma and then paralyzed.
His apparent recovery is incredible as he looks damn good.
  Kevin English was there and Craig asked me to be on my best behavior as I have a habit for
"Trash Talking" guys while I train.  I do it loud and publicly but only while they are there and able to hear it.  Kevin is a very quiet guy
so I don't think he takes to well to that and he did walk over once after I said I would only use shoulder machines that "Kevin English did NOT use."
There also may have been a jab at what it means to be contest ready.  The thing is, I don't mind being trashed talked to as I accept the fact that those
who give it out better be able to take it too.   I had some fierce times with Jason Arntz and Matt Duvall where members of the gym were scared a fight was
about to erupt.  Just a little fun, that's all.
Harley

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« Reply #174 on: August 06, 2015, 08:44:51 PM »
And here I thought scooping the news that Kai Greene left MHP would draw some chatter.
Well, I agree, it's not very earth shattering.