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* VillainBall: The episode "Loose Lips" has an [[DomesticAbuser abusive boyfriend]] [[DisproportionateRetribution trying and failing to kill Jamie for intervening in a domestic dispute that led to the former's girlfriend's death]]. He would’ve gotten away with his crimes if [[EvilIsPetty hadn't been petty enough to try to kidnap and kill Eddie in one last big attempt to spite Jamie]] almost immediately after the judge declared all evidence against him circumstantial, allowing the NYPD to put him away for good.
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* VillainBall: The episode "Loose Lips" has an [[DomesticAbuser abusive boyfriend]] [[DisproportionateRetribution trying and failing to kill Jamie for intervening in a domestic dispute that led to the former's girlfriend's death]]. He would’ve gotten away with his crimes if [[EvilIsPetty he hadn't been petty enough to try to kidnap and kill Eddie in one last big attempt to spite Jamie]] almost immediately after the judge declared all evidence against him circumstantial, allowing the NYPD to put him away for good.
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* VillainBall: The episode "Loose Lips" has an [[DomesticAbuser abusive boyfriend]] [[DisproportionateRetribution trying and failing to kill Jamie for intervening in a domestic dispute that led to the former's girlfriend's death]]. He would’ve gotten away with his crimes if [[EvilIsPetty hadn't been petty enough to kidnap and kill Eddie in one last big attempt to spite Jamie]] almost immediately after the judge declared all evidence against him circumstantial, allowing the NYPD to put him away for good.
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* VillainBall: The episode "Loose Lips" has an [[DomesticAbuser abusive boyfriend]] [[DisproportionateRetribution trying and failing to kill Jamie for intervening in a domestic dispute that led to the former's girlfriend's death]]. He would’ve gotten away with his crimes if [[EvilIsPetty hadn't been petty enough to try to kidnap and kill Eddie in one last big attempt to spite Jamie]] almost immediately after the judge declared all evidence against him circumstantial, allowing the NYPD to put him away for good.
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* VillainBall: The episode "Loose Lips" has an [[DomesticAbuser abusive boyfriend]] [[DisproporitonateRetribution trying and failing to kill Jamie for intervening in a domestic dispute that led to the former's girlfriend's death]]. He would’ve gotten away with his crimes if [[EvilIsPetty hadn't been petty enough to kidnap and kill Eddie in one last big attempt to spite Jamie]] almost immediately after the judge declared all evidence against him circumstantial, allowing the NYPD to put him away for good.
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* VillainBall: The episode "Loose Lips" has an [[DomesticAbuser abusive boyfriend]] [[DisproporitonateRetribution [[DisproportionateRetribution trying and failing to kill Jamie for intervening in a domestic dispute that led to the former's girlfriend's death]]. He would’ve gotten away with his crimes if [[EvilIsPetty hadn't been petty enough to kidnap and kill Eddie in one last big attempt to spite Jamie]] almost immediately after the judge declared all evidence against him circumstantial, allowing the NYPD to put him away for good.
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* VillainBall: The episode "Loose Lips" has an [[DomesticAbuser abusive boyfriend]] [[DisproporitonateRetribution trying and failing to kill Jamie for intervening in a domestic dispute that led to the former's girlfriend's death]]. He would’ve gotten away with his crimes if [[EvilIsPetty hadn't been petty enough to kidnap and kill Eddie in one last big attempt to spite Jamie]] almost immediately after the judge declared all evidence against him circumstantial, allowing the NYPD to put him away for good.
