Mike Rossi hits "rock bottom", vows to "become a better person" after being arrested for "simple assault" of woman

Up Runner wrote:

Slowest-motion train wreck of all-time?

Mikey thought he saw light at the end of the tunnel,

he did,

but it was on the front of an oncoming train.

Up Runner wrote:

Slowest-motion train wreck of all-time?

Haha what a mess he's made of his life, no matter what happens at that trial no lawyer will ever win in the court of public opinion, just ask O.J.

We don't know what the outcome of Mike's woman beating story will be, yet he has sealed his doom as a POS in society.

Sure he can employ some expensive defense attorneys to mitigate damage to himself, maybe avoid jail. But where does that leave him when the dust settles?

A wife beating, slimy, has-been DJ who has few friends and a family he destroyed with his own tiny fists.

Instead of coming clean, doing everything humanly possible to save himself with his family, he once again put his narcissistic @ss first to keep his lie of a life alive. Because taking the easy way out has always been his modus operandi.

At this point he is getting all he deserves. The family will have to make do with the life they have been left, maybe something good can come to those who have suffered the most adversity...but not for Mike.

Expect the worst from Mike Rossi and you will not be disappointed. Ever.

More to come.

Simple answer. wrote:

The Commonwealth i.e. prosecution is not ready to continue because the complaining witness was having surgery.

Or so they say. Where is the evidence? I told you numerous times that this is all a misunderstanding. Life is good!

Djhf wrote:

Perry Mason wrote:

I wonder what sort of dollars Mikey is forking out for this kind of representation:

"The Firm Was Recently Named By Newsweek As One of the Top 14 Criminal Defense Attorneys Today"

http://www.phillydefenseattorneys.com/Attorneys/Michael-Parkinson.aspx

You have to wonder if these guys had the referrals to get the property transaction done so quickly.

Do the records show if it went to a reseller,or was a private person found who actually wants to space and time there?

The property sale information is public information. Not very hard to find.

The most important piece of information is that the sale took place last October, so it is not related to the simple assault charge. People sell property all the time for a variety of reasons, including the need for liquidity - that is, cash, especially when you have been fired from your prior long time employer and are working once a week as a karaoke dj in a two-bit restaurant/bar. Of course, now he can't even hold a very part-time karaoke DJ job at a competitor down the road (performed there once before beating a woman at a concert) and had the shortest stint as a fill-in, on-air dj in the smallest state and radio market in Delaware. I don't think he ever made on the air there. So i wouldn't read too much into it since it occurred quite some time in the past. As for the SC condo, that information too is in the public records....Horry County, SC. I am sure of anyone wants to make an offer, he may be willing to consider it...lol.

There are many others who could seek legal relief from Rossi, I urge you to do so. Mike's riches can only last so long given his current status.

Perry Mason wrote:

I wonder what sort of dollars Mikey is forking out for this kind of representation:

"The Firm Was Recently Named By Newsweek As One of the Top 14 Criminal Defense Attorneys Today"

http://www.phillydefenseattorneys.com/Attorneys/Michael-Parkinson.aspx

As with most things or claims, one needs to step back and employ a little bit of critical thinking or analysis and not accept everything on face value, especially when the source has ties to news outlets. First, Newsweek is not some legal journal or source of legal information or recommendations. Second, it is a washed up former magazine that is a shell of its former self. Third and most importantly, the claim, "...recently named by Newsweek as one of the Top 14 Criminal Defense Attorneys Today" is specious at best. Why?

Look at the top of the page after clicking this link,

. It says SPONSOR INSIGHT. Sponsor - a person or organization that provides funds for a project or activity carried out by another, in particular.

That amounts to essentially paid advertising by those fourteen firms/people. Plus fourteen is an odd number if Newsweek had actually done some research and actually produced the list themselves. There have been a number of high profile, criminal cases in and around Philadelphia over the years, and his attorney is not linked to one of them. That does not diminish that he may be a very good and skilled attorney, and the fact that he was part of the DA's office is most certainly a very strong positive attribute for Rossi, but it doesn't make him one of the best in the country.

National Enquirer wrote:

[quote]Perry Mason wrote:

I wonder what sort of dollars Mikey is forking out for this kind of representation:

"The Firm Was Recently Named By Newsweek As One of the Top 14 Criminal Defense Attorneys Today"

http://www.phillydefenseattorneys.com/Attorneys/Michael-Parkinson.aspx

As with most things or claims, one needs to step back and employ a little bit of critical thinking or analysis and not accept everything on face value, especially when the source has ties to news outlets. First, Newsweek is not some legal journal or source of legal information or recommendations. Second, it is a washed up former magazine that is a shell of its former self. Third and most importantly, the claim, "...recently named by Newsweek as one of the Top 14 Criminal Defense Attorneys Today" is specious at best. Why?

Look at the top of the page after clicking this link,

. It says SPONSOR INSIGHT. Sponsor - a person or organization that provides funds for a project or activity carried out by another, in particular.

That amounts to essentially paid advertising by those fourteen firms/people. Plus fourteen is an odd number if Newsweek had actually done some research and actually produced the list themselves. There have been a number of high profile, criminal cases in and around Philadelphia over the years, and his attorney is not linked to one of them. That does not diminish that he may be a very good and skilled attorney, and the fact that he was part of the DA's office is most certainly a very strong positive attribute for Rossi, but it doesn't make him one of the best in the country.[/quote

Much of the success for a defense attorney depends on the level of honesty and truth pertaining to the facts he gets from his client, so the lawyer knows what the truth is to begin with, and how to avoid his client getting what he deserves by "spinning" the truth to benefit his lying, thieving client, so imagine the uphill battle the lawyer faces defending Mike

The funny thing is that the "sponsor insight" advertising game only attracts the dumbest of clients.

Enter Michael A. Rossi.

Moran Mocker wrote:

The funny thing is that the "sponsor insight" advertising game only attracts the dumbest of clients.

Enter Michael A. Rossi.

Whatcha bet within 10 seconds of talking to Mike the lawyer knew Our Hero was full of sh*t.

He's seen many of these low life types. Imagine the pain of having to listen to him, guessing the discomfort was offset with plans of where to spend the fool's gold.

One additional note, as mentioned at the end of the Newsweek Sponsor Insight, you too can contact Newsweek for details on how to get involved in future "Best Lists", just be sure to have your checkbook ready. #fakenews

The only one punched in the face was Rossi. Not the wife. Idiots.

Hey Mike, why don't you provide the proof to back up that claim. Check the thumb drive and bring it to Starbucks, you know which one. So let's get this straight, you got punched in the face and are charged with simple assault. Hmmm, yeah, that logic sounds like Rossi.

Cash from Clowns wrote:

Moran Mocker wrote:

The funny thing is that the "sponsor insight" advertising game only attracts the dumbest of clients.

Enter Michael A. Rossi.

Whatcha bet within 10 seconds of talking to Mike the lawyer knew Our Hero was full of sh*t.

He's seen many of these low life types. Imagine the pain of having to listen to him, guessing the discomfort was offset with plans of where to spend the fool's gold.

In defense lawyer speak, clients like Mikey are considered an annuity.

By all means Mike, give us your complete side of the story, a detailed narrative of what happened at the domestic incident. We'd love to hear it.

Cash from Clowns wrote:

By all means Mike, give us your complete side of the story, a detailed narrative of what happened at the domestic incident. We'd love to hear it.

Please, I like a good fiction story.

Still I'd like to hear his side and then compare it to the facts as they are revealed.

Cash from Clowns wrote:

Still I'd like to hear his side and then compare it to the facts as they are revealed.

You know the drill, on advice of counsel...just come and catch me if you can on 10/30.

Catch me if U can wrote:

Cash from Clowns wrote:

Still I'd like to hear his side and then compare it to the facts as they are revealed.

You know the drill, on advice of counsel...just come and catch me if you can on 10/30.

Mike doesn't need advice from counsel, he can speak for himself. Telling the truth might be difficult for him but what does he have to lose at this point?