[First Degree]

This is the most irresponsible and cowardice act I have ever witnessed in my whole martial arts career. What real martial artist, instructor or student allows something like this to happen. How embarrassing for the instructor/owner of that dojo. This person was obviously confused and inexperienced in the arts. This guy was what we call a movie martial artist. Someone who watches to much tv or movies and perpetrates being an artist. Though disrespectful, this does not give you the right to be judge and jury. Acts like this damage the outlook of folks wanting to get involved in the martial arts by forcing them to believe you have to somehow be involved in violence sometime in your career as an artist. Scary to think people like this instruct our children. I hope Booby Joe Blythe and his band of boobs meet the same fate. A foot to the nuts and a fist to the mug!!! Idiots!

[First Degree]

I also wanted to point out that the black belt bad ass had horrible technique and the dumbasses that praised him for being a tuff marine aught to check yur vagina's. It took this idiot forever to take out this confused, inexperienced, movie martial artist that was obviously begging him to stop. What pussy attacks a civilian knowing that you've been trained and he hasn't? Anyone that can justify this act by stating, "he deserved it because he messed with a marine" is an ignorant, unqualified moron with an IQ of a barnyard animal. Morals, justice and simply caring for one another people, that's what separates us from our early ancestors that stood up and started walking. God this shit pisses me off!!!!

[Azimuth]

Originally Posted by bustamante. ↗

this is the kinda shit that makes me not even want to save marines

there to big headed
remember navy corpsman are the ones saving your ass

Then you're just as disgraceful as the piece of shit in this video, and you have no business being a corpsman.

[chupin16]

that is SOOOOOO fucked up id like to fuck those assholes up

[chupin16]

that is SOOOOOO fucked up id like to fuck those assholes up

[Azimuth]

Originally Posted by 666Marduk999 ↗

A few points:


. You get ONE death rattle, when you exhale for the last time and your larynx is completely relaxed.

Actually the death rattle can last up to 24 hours. It's just a stage of death. Sounds awful, but the person is pretty much gone and doesn't feel it. They just can't swallow, or clear their throat, and it is considered too invasive to suction because it would have to be done so often.

This guy was snoring, he was knocked out.

[mrayzorsharp]

homie actually looked impressive......... well the opening moments of the "fight" take this as a lessoon. jesus led this man astray. when God gives you lemons... YOU FIND A NEW GOD!!

[balrogg]

Originally Posted by azimuth ↗

Actually the death rattle can last up to 24 hours. It's just a stage of death. Sounds awful, but the person is pretty much gone and doesn't feel it. They just can't swallow, or clear their throat, and it is considered too invasive to suction because it would have to be done so often.

This guy was snoring, he was knocked out.

nah

[vampiro2345]

at 4:53 the first stomp of the neck is when the sound started A death rattle is a gurgling or rattle-like noise produced shortly before or after death by the accumulation of excessive respiratory secretions in the throat. Those who are dying may lose their ability to swallow, resulting in such an accumulation. While death rattle is a strong indication that someone is near death,[1] it can also be produced by other problems that cause interference with the swallowing reflex, for instance, brain injuries. not all death rattles are the same but this is one they can all be different sounded like one a friends grandmother died he said was very similar to the one he [unknown man] had http://www.morganharary.com/2009/07/last-breath/
Abolition of "no body, no murder" The United States case of People v. Scott 176 Cal. App. 2d 458 (1960) held that "circumstantial evidence, when sufficient to exclude every other reasonable hypothesis, may prove the death of a missing person, the existence of a homicide and the guilt of the accused".[ it is equally clear that the fact of death, like any other fact, can be proved by circumstantial evidence, that is to say, evidence of facts which lead to one conclusion, provided that the jury are satisfied and are warned that it must lead to one conclusion only."[

[slider1964]

Hard to believe but he might not have been killed !! Published: September 8, 2009

Prince William County police are searching for the beating victim in a 25-year-old video that recently surfaced and went viral.

The probe into the 1984 video of a severe beating at a Dumfries karate dojo hasn’t led to the identity of the man seen bleeding and unconscious. But it has uncovered at least one other victim, detectives said.

That man recently told police that members of the karate school invited him to the dojo in the late 1980s to display his fighting style. The next thing the man remembered was waking up in the back of an ambulance on its way to the hospital, he told detectives.

Police said it is also possible that someone witnessed a student chase the victim through the parking lot of the dojo, which was located in the Dumfries Shopping Center on U.S. 1.

For weeks now, police have been searching for another victim who was beaten at the dojo in December 1984.

That beating was videotaped, and it recently surfaced on YouTube and has since gone viral. The brutality of the beating caused many to speculate that the victim was killed.

Police originally said that wasn’t the case. Now they aren’t so sure, Prince William police Maj. Ray Colgan said.

In the video, the victim tells Bobby Joe Blythe, identified online as the school’s owner, that Jesus taught him how to be a black belt martial artist. Blythe then invited him to display his skills on one of the students.

On tape, the victim tells the student that he is “not a fighter” and that he will not touch his opponent. But the student attacks the victim, and a brief fight ensues.

Eventually the student knocks the victim to the floor and beats him until he is bloody. The unconscious victim is then shown being dragged out of the dojo’s back door.

Blythe can then be heard on the tape giving the time and date the assault occurred.

“It is evident from the tape that the guy has some type of karate or judo experience,” said Prince William police Detective Paul J. Masterson. “He holds his own pretty well for at least a few minutes. He may have gotten that from the military. He may have been stationed at Quantico.”

Many who have posted to the Internet about the assault believe the victim was left for dead in a Dumpster behind the dojo. Prince William police Detective T.R. Troutner said he believes the man could still be alive today.

He has examined information on unidentified bodies that appeared in local coroner’s offices during that time period, but his searches have yielded nothing new.

“We have checked with the medical examiner’s office here in the county, as well as offices between D.C. and Richmond and nothing has turned up,” Troutner said.

If the victim died from complications from his injuries weeks, months or even years later, Troutner admits that fact would be hard to track.

Investigators have also encountered problems recovering spotty records kept years ago.

“There was no computerized records database back then. Many reports were handwritten and some of them, because they are so old, have been destroyed as part of general record-keeping policies,” said county police Sgt. Mike Fernald.

Masterson also said there is no statute of limitations on felony assault charges. If identified, the attacker in the video could be charged with malicious wounding or aggravated assault.

The investigators credit the Internet with bringing the case to light.

In 1985, NBC’s “Today Show” came to the Dumfries dojo and interviewed Blythe. The story, now on YouTube, centered on how he was training women to become corporate bodyguards.

In another video shot around the same time, Blythe talks about what he expects from his black belt students. The same man who assaulted the victim in the video appears to be standing next to him.

“Show your power and enjoy yourself … don’t beg for a thing … demand it or take it … we can do anything we want in this [expletive] dojo. If they come through that door, it’s open season … it’s my school … I do what I want in my home, I do what I want in my place of business,” said Blythe.

In the same speech, he also told the students that others avoid his school because of his unconventional methods. Police are investigating Blythe, who they believe is now living in California.

However, they can’t be certain of the identity of the man in the video seen assaulting the victim.

Others can be seen and heard in the room as the man is assaulted and dragged across the floor.

Police say they need to find out the identity of that victim, and to hear from anyone else who may have witnessed beatings at the dojo.

“Who knew this would surface 25 years later and they would do this to more than one person?” Colgan asked.

Anyone with information is asked to call Prince William Crime Solvers at 703-670-3700.