Muscle Gossip #43: The Fate of Victor Martinez
Everyone is wondering what is happening with Victor Martinez. He has been locked up in a federal holding cell for 88 days, thus missing Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years. Yesterday, on January 6th, Victor went back to court. There has been some information made available about what transpired in court yesterday, but it’s vague and confusing, to say the least. I rounded up all my sources and have attempted to put together a complete picture of what I believe is currently going on with Martinez.

The most important piece of news I discovered concerning Victor’s court appearance, was that Victor’s judge granted his petition; a petition to waive past criminal charges. When entering the US, an important factor considered is one’s criminal past. Since Victor had felony convictions, without this waiver, he certainly would not have been able to officially enter the US.

In all of the reports I have received, I hear the word ‘parole’. Not probation or bail, but ‘parole’. In case you don’t know the difference, it’s worth explaining. If it’s being used correctly in Victor’s case, it’s very telling on what is going on behind the scenes.

Parole is serving the remainder of a sentence outside of prison, where probation is given instead of a prison sentence and as such, tends to place more rigid obligations upon the individual serving the term.

I believe I have heard this term used too many times for it to simply be a mistake. I believe that Victor must have been out on probation for some other criminal charge, and he violated it by leaving the country with an expired Green Card, otherwise he wouldn’t be applying for parole.

The next court date is February 24th, but everyone seems to believe there is a shot that Victor will be out before then, as his lawyer is re-submitting his parole application on Monday. The case coming to a resolution by April or May, should be the worst case scenario here. Those who have gone to visit Victor say he looks healthy, is in better spirits, and is only down around 25lbs. Victor is very hopeful that he will be at the Arnold in March to see the show and represent his sponsor, MHP.

Everyone at RxMuscle is hoping Victor gets out as soon as possible, and is able to continue the upswing his career and life seemed to be on before all of this drama began.

If you would like to send a message to Victor while in holding: Isaac Hinds started a commendable campaign for Victor... Any tweet with the trend #StayStrongVic in it will be mailed directly to Victor. I am sure he can use as many positive wishes and thoughts as possible, so I encourage you to take the time and send him something.

ca commence a sentir bon pour lui , il n'a pas perdu autant de poids que je ne l'aurais imaginé il doit pouvoir s'entrainer un minimum !!!

Je sais pas ; dans ce milieu, ils ont tous une fâcheuse tendance à mentir.

Un peu comme le coup de Tom Prince qui affirmait mordicus qu'il ne pourrait jamais descendre sous 250lbs.

Ou encore sur des clichés où il était censé peser plus de 100kg alors qu'il y apparaissait fortement affaibli par la dialyse, les nombreuses restrictions d'hygiène de vie et les traîtement médicamenteux qui y sont associés. Sans parler des traîtements de substituion aux opiacés qui ne font que compliquer la donne ( ne serait-ce que pour uriner et aller à la selle ).

Il a par la suite, repris un peu de poids.

Je serais déjà curieux de savoir si Martinez a accès à des traîtements de substitution hormonaux.

on verra dans quel état il va sortir de tout cela, que ce soit dans le monde du body ou dans la vie de quotidien , ce mec a pas de chance ou est poissard

Le top 6 olympia les mecs sont génétiquement supérieur donc ils perdent pas leur masse si rapidement que ça

y ont surtout pas mal de parade pour reprendre du poil de la bète

Those who have gone to visit Victor say he looks healthy, is in better spirits, and is only down around 25lbs
Perdre 10 kilos après une compétition donc dans une forme écorchée ... c'est énorme.
ça fait au moins 10 kilos de muscle sec en moins mais je pense plus que ça. Je doute qu'il soit écorché avec ses 10 kilos en moins donc probablement plus que 10 kilos secs en moins.
Alors pour moi c'est pas "only" c'est énorme.
Et rien de plus normal avec 3 mois sans s'entrainer, une bouffe de m... et pas de "suppléments" mhp et autres ...
S'il se sort de cette poisse et qu'il concourt à nouveau un jour je pense oui qu'il sera top.
Je pense qu'il a jamais du arrêter l'entrainement et le reste aussi longtemps.
Good luck dog !

pauvre victor partir aussi longtemps en taule pour une histoir de paperas c'est pas cool

loutfi a écrit:

Those who have gone to visit Victor say he looks healthy, is in better spirits, and is only down around 25lbs
Perdre 10 kilos après une compétition donc dans une forme écorchée ... c'est énorme.
ça fait au moins 10 kilos de muscle sec en moins mais je pense plus que ça. Je doute qu'il soit écorché avec ses 10 kilos en moins donc probablement plus que 10 kilos secs en moins.
Alors pour moi c'est pas "only" c'est énorme.
Et rien de plus normal avec 3 mois sans s'entrainer, une bouffe de m... et pas de "suppléments" mhp et autres ...
S'il se sort de cette poisse et qu'il concourt à nouveau un jour je pense oui qu'il sera top.
Je pense qu'il a jamais du arrêter l'entrainement et le reste aussi longtemps.
Good luck dog !

d'accord avec toi 10 kilos en moins sur un physique comme le sien ca se voit direct !!!

Victor Martinez Bides His Time Behind Bars - Interview with Ron Harris


Exclusive Interview by Ron Harris for Muscular Development

The last time Victor had called me, I really couldn’t talk. It was about 10:00 p.m. on New Year’s Eve and I was walking into Mohegan Sun casino to ring in the New Year with about 200,000 other happy (and drunk) revelers. Meanwhile, the reigning Arnold Classic Europe champ was locked up in New Jersey as he waited for his next hearing to determine his fate. That hearing happened on January 6, and as often happens in our justice system, all that came of it was a postponement until the next hearing on February 24 where he will be given his final hearing date. Theoretically, Victor might be in there until April or May before he hopefully is released and can start getting his life back in order. By then, he will have been incarcerated for roughly seven months. I spoke to him last night, and under the circumstances Martinez sounded remarkably calm.

MD: Victor, I saw that one encouraging thing came out of the hearing a few days ago. Your application to waive the criminal charges was approved by the judge. Does that mean they won’t count against you in the final decision whether to let you stay in the USA?

VM: Yes, and that’s major.

MD: I don’t understand why you haven’t been granted bail, though. Usually I thought people weren’t given bail mainly because they were considered a flight risk. You’re trying to stay here. It’s not like you’re going to disappear into the Midwest and live under a false name. You’re a professional athlete and a public figure.

VM: For whatever reason, it’s harder for legal aliens like me to get bail. I still have a good chance of getting that, though; my lawyer is still working on it.

MD: I also understand that you might be a citizen after all this? Would the judge just grant it to you automatically if he decides to let you stay?

VM: No, it’s not like that. I would have to apply for it again. But that would be my first priority, obviously! I also want to let the ladies know that I’m not an illegal alien, so I don’t need to get married.

MD: What, have you been getting proposals?

VM: Yeah, a few women have offered to bail me out and marry me so I can stay here. Some are women I know, others I’ve never even heard of. My girlfriend wouldn’t be too happy about that.

MD: Who was at the hearing on Friday, anyone we know?

VM: Jonathan De La Rosa was there with his dad and Juan Morel. Jon’s dad is bigger than me now! Victor Munoz was at the hearing, so was my friend Ralph, plus my sisters, my aunt, my niece, and my nephews. Lot of support and I appreciated it.

MD: I hate to ask you this, but a ton of people on the MD boards have been speculating and wondering what you weigh now. Do you even know? Do you have access to a scale?

VM: No, but I don’t need a scale. I feel about 230, and I know my body pretty well so that’s gotta be close. I came in here at about 265. I won’t lose any more weight, though. I’ve leveled off and this is where my body will stay.

MD: Has the exercise situation improved? Do you have access to any weights at all?

VM: Nope. Listen up, meatheads— don’t do anything in the state of New Jersey, ‘cus there ain’t no weights in their jails!

MD: Whoever we got the info about the hearing from said you looked rested. Have you been sleeping more than usual?

VM: Oh, definitely. I spend most of the day reading and writing to fans. I’ve gotten letters from Hawaii, England, Spain, all over.

MD: I meant to ask, if people write to you, should they include a self-addressed stamped envelope?

VM: They can include an envelope, but we have to pay for postage out of our commissary account, and that has a $125 limit. Guess who owns the commissary? The Bush family!

MD: No shit?

VM: Yeah, I gotta tell Gerard he should get some MHP protein bars in the prison commissaries— he could make a killing. Everything they sell now is candy bars and chips.

MD: What time do you have to be in your cell for the night by?

VM: That’s what I wanted to say. They won’t move me to the dorms in the immigration section. I have friends over there. This whole time I’ve been stuck in the intake section where they have us locked up at 9. Immigration doesn’t lock down until 11. The other thing is, there’s a chin-up bar and dipping bars over there I could be using. All we have in my section is a chin-up bar outside, and if the weather’s bad they won’t even let me out there.

MD: That sucks. I know jail isn’t supposed to be the Ritz-Carlton, but how is your cell?

VM: I think it’s about 8 feet by 10 feet. It’s freakin’ cold in here, though, like about 50 degrees. I have a bad cold right now. The bed is just big enough for your body. You can’t move around at all. The mattress is maybe an inch and a half thick.

MD: So, no Posturepedic mattress with memory foam?

VM: No, man.

MD: Couple other random questions— do you have to take showers with a ton of other dudes? Is your hair growing back?

VM: We do have individual shower stalls, but a lot of the showerheads don’t work. Plus the drains are always getting clogged up with I don’t know what. We have a barber in here for my head, but my body hair is all back now. I look like a damn Chia Pet.

MD: You mentioned before that it’s tougher to get bail as a legal alien. What else is different?

VM: You’re better off being an illegal alien or a U.S. citizen charged with a felony. Usually they get bail, and they get less time. But I should say that one bad thing I’ve seen them do with illegals is to keep them totally isolated for the first couple weeks they get here. Then they get scared and confused, and they give them papers to sign out and be deported. They might have a 50/50 chance of beating the case and staying here, but after all that they just want to get out one way or another.

MD: How are you dealing with not being able to train or eat right?

VM: I don’t stress out about it because there’s nothing I can do about it right now. The only thing that really bothers me is not being with my kids. I try to keep busy with a lot of reading. I’m on the third book in the Game of Thrones series now, and I just read Killing Pablo. I read a couple James Patterson books. We usually watch a couple bootleg DVDs every morning, too. Today I saw “Rise of the Planet of the Apes” and “Final Destination 5.”

MD: Well, that’s about all I have for you now before I need to ask you questions for your next MD column, so is there anything you want to say?

VM: Yes, thanks to all my fans and friends for standing by me throughout this. I appreciate all the letters and they help me fill my long days here, so please keep them coming!



http://www.musculardevelopment.com/news/breaking-news/3865-victor-martinez-bides-his-time-behind-bars-interview-with-ron-harris.html

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Victor Martinez à été libéré aujourd'hui

http://forums.musculardevelopment.com/showthread.php/125262-VICTOR-IS-FREE!!!!

bonne nouvelle pour lui.

ah enfin le retour du dominateur dominicain

6 mois de taule tu m'étonne qu'il ai maigri, je lui donne pas longtemps pour redevenir BEEF ! :)

le visage il a rajeuni sais dingue sais vraiment virtuel leur physique

Il faut plus jeune aussi

Il va cartonner en -212 .

N'empêche ,7 mois avant d'obtenir l'asile politique ,les Américains sont pas tendres avec les Rwandais .

il pourra faire un film avec 50cent

putain c'est impressionant au niveau du cou aussi j'esper qui va vite revenir

moi je m'attendais a pire je trouve qu'il a gardé pas mal de masse , on vois bien ses pecs sous la veste .
bonne nouvelle .

"dominateur dominicain" mdr c'est comme ça que on l'appelais en prison ?