"Dog" Chapman Not Out of the Woods

1. F U C this old crackhead..................................

Posted at 7:01PM on Aug 3rd 2007 by michael

2. Man, that mullet flows like ribbons of gold!

Posted at 7:03PM on Aug 3rd 2007 by DLC

3. Why boyccot Mexico?

Imagine if a mexican bounty hunter (of which there are none because bounty hunting is illegal in Mexico, as is in all of the other OECD nations), came to the U.S. to arrest someone and to then try to smuggle him out of the U.S. without having being allowed the U.S. constitutional rights.

Would this be acceptable? NO WAY.

Dog did wrong in Mexico, and the Mexican government has tried to let the case go without trial. If the Dog would not publicize this, his case would be dismissed (as it is being).

But don't open fire against Mexico, he violated Mexican and international laws. He's being let out the nice way out of the problem. He should stay quiet and thankful with Mexico and with the Mexican attorneys that helped him out.

Posted at 7:05PM on Aug 3rd 2007 by Pistor

4. He's yucky, and his wife looks like trailer park trash.

Posted at 7:10PM on Aug 3rd 2007 by hello, it\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\

5. LEAVE DOG'S FREAK FLAG ALONE.

Posted at 7:22PM on Aug 3rd 2007 by MISS C

6. dog did the world a favor when he did what he did we do not need trash like the man he got off the streets of mexico or our own streets we need more men like dog and more women like Beth she stands by her family .god bless both of them .Dc in clearwater florida

Posted at 9:06PM on Aug 5th 2007 by DC

7. Keep doing what you are doing Dog... get after the criminals; keep spreading your message.

Posted at 7:18PM on Aug 3rd 2007 by Donna

8. I'm no fan of the Dog,but I'm glad to see that he's happily settling his problems with Mexican authorities(and he's free to go back to his bounty hunter gig)and that this isn't another one of those endless "Britney,Lindsay,Nicole,and Paris,Oh My!!!!....Britney,Lindsay,Nicole,and Paris,Oh,My !!!!" stories.

Posted at 7:21PM on Aug 3rd 2007 by Steven Millan

9. TMZ I wouldn't say boycott Mexico. There alot of mexicans in the U.S. and your just stir up more racisim that we shouldn't be stirring up. As a mexican I am more of an american than anything and I probably will never go to mexico but that was kinda of wrong. I take a lil offense but not that much because I am a mexican american and was born in the states as well as my parents but your probably going to get some hate response from people now.

Posted at 7:23PM on Aug 3rd 2007 by Dee

10. Hey # 4

Imagine ( no really, close your eyes and imagine) Andrew Luster raped your mother, your wife, your sister and your daughter.

Would that be acceptable? NO WAY

Not to mention, if someone commits a crime in Mexico and then comes to hide in the US and a bounty hunter ( even tho they don't have any) comes to take them back to Mexico and tries to sneak them out of the country, denying thier constitutional US rights, well THEY DONT HAVE ANY US RIGHTS THEY ARE NOT CITIZENS

Im sorry but Andrew Luster is serving a 124yr sentance for his crimes. What exactly Mexican Rights was he denied by being brought back here to Justice? And why would you care. The boycott Mexico thing was obviously a joke

geez man :)

Posted at 7:55PM on Aug 3rd 2007 by No Muslims for Prez! B Informed.

11. Good for the prosecution. Chapman is an out-of-control, vicious, self-righteous bully who needs to be put in his place -- even that place is jail for awhile. These bounty hunters are out of control; they have killed people.

Posted at 7:29PM on Aug 3rd 2007 by Snarksnarksnark

12. Why boycott Mexico when he broke the law in Mexico?

Stupid TMZ, an example i get to the U.S. illegaly, then deport me, should we Mexicans boycott the U.S. when i broke the law in the U.S.?

TMZ is plain stupid

Posted at 3:46AM on Aug 4th 2007 by Mexifornio

13. Totally Pistor!
It's not like Mexican Nationals break US laws and get away with it all the time, IS IT??
Nope no precedent for that.
And saintly Mexico is so helpful in extraditing them back to face the music,and is in no way hypocritical or unwilling to hand their citizens over for such minor crimes as murder and rape.
Dog is not blameless (he's a doofus,and should have known better), but all this self righteous defense of Poor old Mexico is ludicrous.

Posted at 7:31PM on Aug 3rd 2007 by Viva Texico!

14. I have never like Dog or his fat 'ol lady....both are Ugly, that's w/a capital U...my only regret is that Mexico is being so darn nice. They should of give the Dog, a real taste of Mexico. I'm American as very proud of it, but I also have a 2nd home on a pristine beach in Mexico, where I'll be permanently once I my quack of a USA dr. signs me off as disabled. which he will in afew more visits.

Posted at 7:39PM on Aug 3rd 2007 by BOW WOW

15. To Pistor (#4)

I don't think anyone would have a major problem for the US to waive protection for a Mexican-national CONVICTED SERIAL RAPIST. I mean why does Mexico want to protect Andrew Luster so badly? You'd think that Mexico would want nothing to do with this guy....

Posted at 7:40PM on Aug 3rd 2007 by Baltic