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Force really gave us very little on the "real" Willie. We never got to meet him as a character, but I think he was flawed person whose family saw him as a piggybank. Lots of people have crap families, but they don't use people around them and underage prostitutes.
I agree Anita. We don't know the "real" Willie. Wander Franco, of the Tampa Bay Ray's is under investigation for allegations of relationships with underage girls. It was a surprise when it came out. Money makes some people think they are above the law.
I agree. We didn't get to know the "real" Willie. But, I have to say I was disappointed with how his story turned out. I felt really bad for him when I thought he was a family man who make a simple mistake and ended up dead. After finding out that he was spending time with Jamie, and then with underage prostitutes, I didn't have much empathy for him.
Willie turned out to be a real slime and I feel sorry for his wife and children. I cannot accept his new found fame and money or his family situation as an excuse for his abusing underage girls for sex. A person has to be fundamentally sick and twisted to do this - the real Willie was evil.
I felt more sympathy for Lind who was obviously suffering from manic-depression or some other mental / brain disorder. He needed help that he didn't get.
Good point Lauren. Lind needed help and no one did anything to help him. I wanted Willie to be a good guy. I was disappointed when we found out he wasn't.
A mother of a few sons in our town, who happened to own the hair salon where I got my hair cut, was bragging that her goal was to sleep with every single man on the professional baseball team nearest to us. Apparently, she already had a few notches in her gun.I was appalled then, and it was close to thirty years ago.
Charlene wrote: "was bragging that her goal was to sleep with every single man on the professional baseball team nearest to us.."At least she wasn't breaking up any marriages.
Oh, Lauren, I didn't mean that she was aiming at only single-as-in-unmarried, but every single one of the team, married or not.

