← Back to context Comment by AreShoesFeet000 19 hours ago This is interesting. They really can’t keep you locked forever. 3 comments AreShoesFeet000 Reply Barbing 19 hours ago >released from prison after a decade>Tommy Thompson, 73No not _forever_ :) MBCook 18 hours ago This link said that his contempt violated a plea agreement and that’s why they were able to hold him longer than the standard limit of 18 months.https://apnews.com/article/tommy-thompson-gold-coins-shipwre... dwedge 15 hours ago Which is such bull. His guilty plea was about missing a hearing, and they kept him indefinitely on another accusation
Barbing 19 hours ago >released from prison after a decade>Tommy Thompson, 73No not _forever_ :) MBCook 18 hours ago This link said that his contempt violated a plea agreement and that’s why they were able to hold him longer than the standard limit of 18 months.https://apnews.com/article/tommy-thompson-gold-coins-shipwre... dwedge 15 hours ago Which is such bull. His guilty plea was about missing a hearing, and they kept him indefinitely on another accusation
MBCook 18 hours ago This link said that his contempt violated a plea agreement and that’s why they were able to hold him longer than the standard limit of 18 months.https://apnews.com/article/tommy-thompson-gold-coins-shipwre... dwedge 15 hours ago Which is such bull. His guilty plea was about missing a hearing, and they kept him indefinitely on another accusation
dwedge 15 hours ago Which is such bull. His guilty plea was about missing a hearing, and they kept him indefinitely on another accusation
>released from prison after a decade
>Tommy Thompson, 73
No not _forever_ :)
This link said that his contempt violated a plea agreement and that’s why they were able to hold him longer than the standard limit of 18 months.
https://apnews.com/article/tommy-thompson-gold-coins-shipwre...
Which is such bull. His guilty plea was about missing a hearing, and they kept him indefinitely on another accusation