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Pablo Lyle biography: 13 things about Mexican actor born in Mazatlan, Sinaloa
Pablo Lyle biography: 13 things about Mexican actor born in Mazatlan, Sinaloa
Pablo Daniel Lyle López is a Mexican actor. He is 6’0″ tall.
Lopez is professionally known as Pablo Lyle. Here are 13 more things about him:
He was born in Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico.
In 2019, he played Baldomero Perea Olmos in “Verano de Amor”.
In 2010, he placed Marcelo in a “Mujeres Asesinas” episode.
In 2011, he played Pepe Lopez Torres in “Una Familia Con Suerte”.
In 2012, he played…
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Declaran al actor Pablo Lyle culpable de homicidio involuntario
Declaran al actor Pablo Lyle culpable de homicidio involuntario
La sentencia se dictará el 26 de octubre; puede ser de 10 años aunque el fiscal pide 15
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Pablo Lyle culpable de homicidio involuntario del cubano Juan Ricardo Hernández
El mexicano lleva tres años en prisión domiciliaria por este caso, lo que podría contar a su favor a la hora de dictar la sentencia en su contra.
Tras casi una semana de juicio, esta tarde, Pablo Lyle fue declarado culpable por el homicidio involuntario de Juan Ricardo Hernández, un hombre de origen cubano con quien se enfrentó en marzo del 2019 y quien falleció luego de que el actor lo golpeara.
Recordemos que el mexicano lleva ya tres años en prisión domiciliaria por este caso, lo que podría contar a su favor a la hora de dictar la…
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Sentencian a 5 años de prisión a Pablo Lyle por homicidio involuntario en EU
Tras varias audiencias reprogramadas y un nulo intento de sus abogados por llevar a cabo un nuevo juicio, Pablo Lyle recibió una condena de 5 años de cárcel y 8 en libertad condicional.
MIAMI.- Después de protagonizar un incidente vial en 2019 que derivó en la muerte de un ciudadano cubano de 63 años, Pablo Lyle finalmente recibió su sentencia este viernes 3 de febrero con 13 años, 5 en prisión y 8 en libertad condicional.
Además, el actor deberá tomar algunas clases de resolución de la ira y deberá cumplir 100 horas de servicio comunitario. La decisión de la jueza Marisa…
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HAPPY 54TH BIRTHDAY, JAVIER BARDEM!!!
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Declaran culpable a Pablo Lyle de homicidio involuntario
Declaran culpable a Pablo Lyle de homicidio involuntario
Fiscal solicitó 15 años de cárcel para el mexicano
Ciudad de México.- Este martes el actor mexicano Pablo Lyle fue declarado culpable de homicidio involuntario por golpear y provocarle la muerte a un hombre de nacionalidad cubana en Miami.
Durante la audiencia, el jurado declaró culpable al actor, por lo que el fiscal solicitó 15 años de cárcel para el mexicano.
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Pablo D Lyle, Florida inmate S61685, born 1986, incarceration intake February 2023 at age 36, scheduled for release 08/24/2027; subject to immigration hold and detention
Manslaughter
In February 2023, a Mexican actor convicted of involuntary manslaughter was sentenced to five years in prison for issuing a deadly punch during a road rage confrontation in Miami in 2019.
Pablo Lyle, 36, a well regardied Mexican telenovela star who appeared in Netflix’s “Yankee,” faced a maximum sentence of up to 15 years in prison in the death of 63-year-old Juan Ricardo Hernández.
Security cameras reportedly showed Lyle punch Hernández in the face after an argument on the road. Lyle claimed the punch was in self-defense, adding that he feared the man was armed and his children were scared. According to press accounts, Hernández was not armed and died at the hospital four days later from a traumatic brain injury.
The sentencing by Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Marisa Tinkler Mendez came almost four years after Lyle was charged with murder in the incident and two months after she rejected the actor’s request for a new trial.
In addition to the five-year sentence, the judge ordered Lyle to eight years of probation, conflict resolution management and 500 hours of community service.
During the sentencing hearing, which lasted more than three hours, Lyle reportedly looked calm and expressed remorse for his actions.
“I am very sorry,” Lyle said in Spanish, looking at some of Hernández’s family members who were in the courtroom. “I always pray for him and for you, with all my heart.” The victim’s son was among those family members and had reportedly asked the judge to sentence Lyle to the 15-year maximum. He said he was with his father the day before the altercation.
“I didn’t want to believe it was him,” Hernández’s son said of going to the hospital to see his father after receiving news of the incident. He described his father as a “very happy, attentive person, with good health and principles.”
During the trial, Lyle’s lawyers argued that the punch was in self-defense and said there were inconsistencies with the evidence provided.
The judge, on the other hand, said Lyle made a “poor decision” by acting “out of anger.” “The evidence shows that the action of Mr. Lyle was an act of violence,” Tinkler said. “Mr. Lyle has to be held responsible for those actions.”
The incident took place on March 31, 2019, when Lyle’s bother-in-law was taking him, his wife and two children to the airport. Surveillance video released at the time showed Hernández get out of his car at a stop light to confront Lyle’s brother-in-law, who was in front of him at the light, for reportedly cutting him off.
The brother-in-law got out of the car to argue with Hernández, who eventually turned around to head back toward his car. At that moment, Lyle jumped out of the car, ran toward Hernández and punched him before getting back into the car and leaving the scene.
Hernández reportedly collapsed in the road near his car.
Lyle had been in custody since his conviction on October 4, 2022.
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Chapter 1 - Intentions
Noah Diaz x Female!OC
Summary: Shaolin, a university student that comes from a tight-knit family, has always kept her nose clean and followed the rules. Aside from her mouth occasionally being her undoing, her mother could always count on her daughter to be the best version of herself: smart, capable, independent. Then came a freckled stranger who turned out to not be as much of a stranger as she thought.
18+!! | Third-person omniscient | AU/AT |
Warnings: Language, Themes of the adoption system, slight classism if you squint, slight age gap (OC 19, Noah 23), Forbidden/sneaky love, secrets, eventual SMUT, not beta'd
Words: 3K
A/N: I update warnings with each chapter. Only proceed if you can handle the themes included in the warnings. This AU probably doesn't satisfy anyone but myself
Minors DNI, DL;DR, if I miss a warning, please let me know
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"Shaolin! Breakfast!" Her mom yelled from the kitchen. Shaolin had woken up later than she wanted, so she didn't make it downstairs before her mom began shouting across the apartment.
She rushed to put on her clothes and shoes, brush her teeth, and play with her curly hair for a grand total of eight minutes before she decided it was useless. There was no looking cute after sleeping in. "Shao! Hurry up, will ya?" She heard again.
The young woman exited the tiny bathroom in a huff, deciding this day had already gone to shit. Worse: it was exam day in Professor Gordon's class.
Fuck, I didn't study for shit last night. She panicked in her head. She had, in fact, studied for an hour before getting a phone call from Josie, who had to spend hours complaining about her boyfriend Tyler and the insensitive prick he is for the third time this month. Shaolin knew it didn't matter. Josie would be right back in Tyler's Mustang by noon today.
As Shaolin entered the kitchen, she realized just how late she was. Her brother Lyle had already left for school, and her mom was decked out in her restaurant gear: non-slip shoes, black yoga pants, and her forest green shirt that read 'Pablo's' in big white letters.
"Morning, mamá." Shaolin greeted as she watched her mother elegantly move a hot cast iron pan with her bare, calloused hand. Valeria Morales was the perfect example of an everywoman. She was a mother, the chef at a restaurant she owned and operated, and she still managed to wake up and cook breakfast for everyone with a smile.
"Buenos dias mija." She replied, holding out a blue plate with chorizo and eggs for her to take. "Eat."
"I'm already behind schedule, ma," Shaolin said, denying the offering and making a B-line to her bookbag that hung off of her seat at the table. Before she realized she made a wrong move, her mother's eyes went cold and commanded her attention.
"You have time to eat breakfast," Mom stated, causing her daughter to sit at the chair and take the food without further protest. Her mother continued as she scooped a forkful of red eggs into her mouth. "You need to pick your brother up after practice today, okay? Thomas will be late at the station."
"Lyle's thirteen. Why can't he walk home alone?"
"Because he's thirteen, Shao."
"I was walking home alone when I was ten." Shaolin mumbled as she chewed, which garnered another icy glare from her mom. "Right, different circumstances, I know."
By different circumstances, she meant different neighborhood. Before her grandmother got bad and caused them to move into this place, they lived over in Flushing. Mom was less trustworthy of Downtown Brooklyn, having grown up here and seen the ugly underbelly.
"I'll have Tina take over dinner rush so we can have family night later, okay?" Mom promised as she gathered her purse and kissed her daughter on the head. "I love you."
"I love you too, mamá," Shaolin responded. The second her mother was out the door, the remaining eggs went down the disposal, and she grabbed her belongings, stopping only to assess herself in the mirror by the door one more time and concluding that she still looked like she just rolled out of bed.
Once Shao was out the door, she was stopped by a man standing in the hall outside her apartment. He smiled at her right away, all perfect teeth surrounded by freckles. She had never seen this dude in her life and had never made an effort to speak to random men, but he seemed like he was about to knock on her door.
"Can I help you?" She asked after she had already caught his attention. He wasn't a bad-looking guy by any means, but she was skeptical of his smile that didn't falter at her question.
"Actually, you probably can. I'm looking for Gloria Morales." He said with an accent that told her he must be from around here. Still, she crossed her arms.
"My GG? She died a couple years ago. Sorry." Shaolin said, continuing her descent to the stairwell without questioning why he was asking for her, of all people.
"Damn, I'm sorry." He expressed his remorse before he continued. "How about Valeria? Is she around?" He queried again while he followed at a distance. Though she appreciated him for respecting her space as he followed, she didn't care for his asking about her mother.
A stranger that knows GG and Mom but doesn't know GG's dead? Who the fuck?
"You just missed her." She slightly snapped. "Who the hell are you, even?"
Judging from the context, he gathered that this was Valeria's daughter. He barely remembered her, only that he was just a bit older than her. He understood her irritation and couldn't help but think of how beautiful she was as she snapped at him.
"My name's Noah Diaz." The man began. "I was fostered by Gloria when I was really young. Too young to really remember, but I did some digging. I was hoping she'd be around."
Upon hearing this, Shao thought back to all the times she was told about this baby that GG kept when he was born. The baby that somehow made it into all the family albums but never crossed her path. The ah-ha moment was visible as they retreated from the breezeway door onto the sidewalk.
"Baby Noah? The one adopted by some big-shot up on the upper east side. I've heard about you."
"That would be me," Noah confirmed with another million-dollar grin. He had no idea that they referred to him as that.
Just as Shaolin thought to give this guy the time of day, she checked her watch and realized the time.
"Shit, I'm gonna be late. See ya." She spoke abruptly and took off down the sidewalk, clutching her bookbag.
As Noah watched her figure grow smaller before she turned a corner, he realized he didn't get her name but figured he would get it eventually. After all, they were neighbors now.
Though Shaolin wasn't sure how she did on her exam, she was glad to not be as late as she thought. The rest of her classes for the day went smoothly, also.
Her relief slowly dwindled when she ran into Josie, who confirmed yet again that she was back with Tyler and it was all a misunderstanding.
"I don't know why you put yourself through this shit, girl," Shao grumbled as they weaved between cars in the campus parking lot. She didn't want to talk about Tyler anymore, but the unfortunate truth was they never had much else to discuss these days.
Josie and Shaolin had been friends since Freshman year of high school, back when Josie seemed to care about things and shared interests with her. Back when they could truly call each other best friends.
That all changed when Tyler came into the picture with his car, money, and superiority complex. Josie was head over heels; ever since, it was nothing but a blur of toxicity with their on-again, off-again bullshit.
It was Tyler and Josie who set Shao up with Josh—the cream of the fucking crop, it seemed like. Everything that Shao was taught that she was supposed to be into. Ten-percent body fat, straight teeth, driver's license... wannabe carbon copy of Michael B. Jordan, yet he still had the slimiest personality she'd ever known.
"It's called being soulmates. You always work it out." Josie said, breaking Shao from her thoughts. A cynical snicker forced its way through her lips,
"I don't believe in all that garbage. Boyfriends have done nothing but disappoint me. Only thing is, I don't usually give them a second chance to do it again." She dug.
"Clearly, you've never gotten a proper lay either." Josie returned Shao's energy as the wind whipped her blonde hair around her face and shoulders.
Yeah, and you'd know that if you bothered to discuss something that wasn't Tyler for fuckin' once.
She used to want to be like Josie, but now? Josie couldn't be further from the person Shao saw herself as. Even if she felt inadequate.
It didn't help that Josie was her only friend if you could even call what they shared a friendship anymore. More than anything, it was Josie who felt that she needed Shao, though she would never admit such a thing.
"Says the girl who went on and on about how Tyler has a choad." Shaolin teased as the pair heard Da Baby blasting in the distance, signaling Tyler's arrival on campus.
A douche will have douchey taste, after all. Shao thought as the red sports car came into view and stopped for the girl she stood with. Josie turned and shrugged at her,
"I was just mad, okay?" She defended as she opened the car door. The douche in question gave Shao a nod in greeting before pulling off. "Talk soon!" Josie shouted as they started leaving.
On her way home, Shaolin stopped by Lyle's school to walk with him. It was a rare occurrence, given that Tom always made time to pick him up in his squad car and take him home after soccer. They didn't relate much, being six years apart with two different fathers.
Shao could barely remember her dad personality-wise. She spent time with him when she was little until, one day, he stopped picking her up. Mom always said it was because he ran out of money and didn't want to pay child support anymore.
On the other hand, Lyle's dad was still around and got visitation on weekends. Shaolin used to be jealous of this, even if she would never admit it. Billy loved Lyle, and though Shao attempted to find a father figure in Billy, it just didn't stick.
However, when Tom came into the picture, her life was turned upside-down. The second he showed up, he tried to assert himself as their stepdad. Shao relented and refused to see him that way. He was just Mom's boyfriend to her, and the older Lyle got, the more he saw that also.
"Hopefully, Officer Blowhard doesn't make it to family night." Lyle cracked, unlooking from his phone as they turned the corner into their street. Shaolin laughed at their inside joke, referring to Officer Tom Billard as Blowhard.
As their building came into view, she realized her mom had come home early and was having a seemingly jovial chat outside with none other than Baby Noah. Instead of wondering why he was here again, she figured she would ask.
"Still standing around out here, stalker?" She teased on the approach. His curly head turned and smiled at her the second he heard her. Mom didn't seem nearly as pleased about the comment.
"Be nice, Shaolin!" She snapped slightly. "Have you two already met?"
Noah was about to answer before he realized he had just accidentally learned the girl's name. Shaolin. He decided to use that.
"Wu-Tang fan?" He asked, directing the question at Valeria, who rolled her eyes.
"Die-hard when I was seventeen and didn't realize how ridiculous that name would sound later on." She laughed. Noah liked it, though. He barely knew the girl but thought it suited her.
Before anyone knew it, they were all inside the Morales residence, continuing this conversation as Val passed out the Chinese takeout. She wasn't expecting any guests, especially the one she got, but she always ordered extra.
Between Val and Noah catching up like they were long-lost pals, he would attempt to exchange words with Shaolin, who seemed much less conversational. He took a different approach and looked at Lyle, who didn't appear much older than his little brother.
"So, what grade you in?"
"Eighth," Lyle answered shortly, entranced by a video on his phone. Val wised up to this quickly and snapped her fingers over the table.
"Put it away, or I'll take it." She said with a stone-cold expression that quickly returned to a smile once he slipped the device into his pocket.
"Oh yeah? Do you like it?" Noah asked, attention still on the boy. Lyle began to nod, but before he could speak, Shao had to take a moment to be the snarky sister.
"His straight C's say otherwise." She mumbled, picking at her bowl of rice. Expecting the third degree from Val, she was surprised when it became an opportunity to brag about her achievements.
"Not everyone can be an honor student, Shao." She spoke before turning back to Noah. "Full ride scholarship to CUNY, by the way. We're very proud of her."
Valeria took every opportunity to boast about her daughter's success, which always made her uncomfortable. This time, however, she couldn't help but notice that Noah was impressed by this and felt good about it. Happy, even, that she didn't have to bring it up herself.
Why the fuck do you care how this guy feels? She thought to herself before snapping back to reality as her mom asked Noah what he was up to these days.
"I'm a mechanic. Work over in a shop near Bed-Stuy. It's why I just moved here." He explained. "Right next door, actually. 2-C."
2-C? Shao thought to herself, realizing they were in 4-C. Ms. Lang had just moved out of 2-C. She had been tasked many times with feeding the old woman's fish while she was gone, and as she remembered how her place was mapped—the main bedroom was separated from Shao's room by only a thin wall. Many nights she could hear Andy Griffith reruns while lying in bed.
The room grew suddenly silent as the entrance to the apartment opened, followed by the sound of heavy feet stepping inside. Enter Officer Blowhard: a white-bread man with a beer gut and a receding hairline that was never quite good enough to be a detective. He caught a glimpse of the full table as he walked in and tried to hide a frown.
"Hey, Val. Kiddos." He greeted before his eyes stopped on Noah. "Who's this?"
"This is Baby Noah!" Val informed, placing a hand on his shoulder. "One of the kid's my ma used to foster."
Though Noah did his best to greet Tom politely, as he did everyone, Blowhard stood firm, giving him only a single nod before looking back to Val, who quickly realized that there was no room at the table for him. "There's food up here, hun."
"I'm gonna catch a shower first," Tom replied before double-taking at the stranger, then disappearing into a dark hallway. The awkward silence remained until Noah began to stand up.
"I think I'ma head out." He announced as he pushed his chair in. "This was wonderful, Val. Thank you."
Valeria's face lit up. "Anytime! It was great to see you." She said as she stood up to hug him goodbye. With her head over Noah's shoulder, she looked at Shao, "Walk Noah out, please, Shao."
The request was standard for when they had guests around her age, but Shaolin found it absurd since, apparently, Noah lived right next door now. Still, she complied and followed the young man out.
Nothing was said initially, but Noah started the conversation as he dug into his pocket for his key.
"CUNY, huh? Whatcha studying?"
"Nursing," Shao answered flatly, trying not to give away that she was ecstatic over his interest. He was almost too handsome for her to believe he was honest as she reminded herself that a guy like this could pretend to be interested for weeks if that's what it takes.
And still, her mind raced with images of him scooping her up or pulling her close and kissing her suddenly.
You read too many books. Shaolin thought. Don't be a creep.
"It was probably weird between us this morning, asking about your grandmother and all." Noah acknowledged as he turned the key in the door. Shaolin focused on his hand and how strong it looked. Mechanic work will do that. As her throat grew dry, she swallowed and nodded,
"It was bizarre." She agreed with a nervous laugh. His gorgeous grin showed again as the lock clicked.
"Yeah, can never be too careful around here." He said as his hand wrapped around the doorknob. "A lot of strangers around with bad intentions."
"Sure are," Shao replied, sounding weaker than she intended and immediately feeling panic rush over her.
But what are your intentions?
He finally looked up from the knob with his eyes that reminded her of ocean-wetted sand.
"Don't be a stranger, Shaolin Morales." He spoke confidently, but Shao's previously airless lungs filled back up at the uttering of what he assumed was her last name. The newfound oxygen was expelled quickly as she laughed, which confused Noah. "What's so funny?" he said, laughing a bit to not feel left out. Shao shook her head,
"Jackson." She corrected. "My last name's Jackson, like my dad."
It was Noah's turn to feel a tinge of embarrassment, knowing it made sense as he opened the door to his near-baron apartment.
"Shit, my bad." He said as he continued to laugh at himself. "Shaolin Jackson." He finished with another broad smile, liking the mouthfeel of it. Shao felt the muscles in her legs tremble at the sound of him saying her name correctly this time. Almost like he noticed, he gave her a wink before walking into his place. "Have a good night."
Once Noah disappeared behind the closed door, Shao thought she would fall over and braced herself on the wall beside her. She never got like this, refused to fall all over herself over any guy, yet here she was. She felt herself sinking into the curiosity of the unknown.
As Shaolin returned home, she caught the end of a conversation between Blowhard and her mom in the kitchen that broke her out of her flustered state.
"He's a criminal, Val. A criminal just ate dinner in my seat with your kids."
Shao was baffled by what she was hearing and knew she couldn't just eavesdrop, as they must have heard her come back in. She crossed the threshold and eyed them, cocking her head.
"What'd he do?" She asked, gaining Mom's attention from the table. She looked disappointed.
"Tom recognized him from an arrest he made a few years ago. He stole a car, Shao." She informed.
"Yeah, took it for a joyride with some friend of his," Blowhard added before returning to Mom. "He's trouble, Val, I'm telling you."
To Shaolin's shock, Val seemed to agree with him on that. Ever since she took over the restaurant from her dad, she's given ex-cons an opportunity for employment at Pablo's when nobody else gave them a chance. The change of heart, all because Blowhard said something, aggravated her.
"I can't do anything about him living next door, but I certainly don't want him around Lyle or in my home again." Mom spoke before pointing at Shao. "I've done everything I can to keep Lyle out of that shit. You know that."
All Shao could do was nod in agreement. She knew her mom always kept her kids out of trouble, even if that meant cutting people off. Her family was different from the restaurant.
This is it. The excuse you needed to keep your distance.
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Happy Groundhog Day
Sonny and Cher - I've Got You Babe (1965)
Sonny Bono
from:
"Look at Us" (LP)
Pop | Baroque Pop
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Personnel:
Cher: Co-Lead Vocals
Sonny Bono: Co-Lead Vocals
Produced by Sonny Bono
Arrangement by Harold Battiste
Studio Musicians: The Wrecking Crew
Steve Mann: Guitar
Don Peake: Guitar
Barney Kessel: Guitar
Irv Coleman: Guitar
Warren Webb: Oboe
Morris Crawford: Bassoon
Don Randi: Keyboards
Michel Rubini: Harpsichord
Julius Wechter: Bells
Lyle Ritz: Bass
Frank Capp: Drums
Hal Blaine: Drums (Overdubs)
Recorded:
@ The Gold Star Studios
in Hollywood, California USA
on June 7, 1965
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UB40 with Chrissie Hynde - I Got You Babe (1985)
Sonny Bono
from: "Baggariddims" (LP)
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Personnel:
Chrissie Hynde: Co-Lead Vocals
Ali Campbell: Co-Lead Vocals / Guitar
Robin Campbell Guitarist / Backing Vocals
Astro: Trumpet / Backing Vocals
Brian Travers: Saxophone / Lyricon
Michael Virtue: Keyboards
Norman Lamont Hassan: Trombone / Percussion / Backing Vocals
Earl Falconer: Bass
Jim Brown: Drums / Syncussion
Produced by Ray Pablo Falconer / UB40
Recorded:
@ The Abattoir Studio
Birmingham, England UK
in 1985
Released:
on September 2, 1985
DEP International Records
#I've Got You Babe#Sonny Bono#Sonny and Cher#Baroque Pop#UB40#Chrissie Hynde#Reggae-Pop#Ali Campbell#1960's#1980's#Groundhog Day#1990's Cinema
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Horacio Pancheri reveals Pablo Lyle's wish before being found guilty that he will not be able to fulfill
Horacio Pancheri reveals Pablo Lyle’s wish before being found guilty that he will not be able to fulfill
Horacio Pancherywho has an eight-year friendship with paul lyle, shared his opinion about the verdict that the actor received for the involuntary manslaughter of Juan Hernandez whom he hit in 2019 during a traffic incident in Miami, Florida. In an interview with the program ‘Al Rojo Vivo’, the Argentine revealed one of the last messages he received from his friend.
Last Tuesday, October 4, the…
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Declaran culpable a Pablo Lyle de homicidio involuntario
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Declaran culpable a Pablo Lyle de homicidio involuntario.
04 de octubre 2022.-Pablo Lyle fue declarado culpable en el juicio que se sigue en su contra por un caso de homicidio involuntario ocurrido en 2019, hechos que resultaron en la muerte de Juan Ricardo Hernández, de 63 años y origen cubano.
Lyle, de 35 años, fue declarado culpable luego del veredicto del jurado por lo que la jueza Marisa Tinkler Méndez, al frente del caso en la Corte Criminal de…
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El actor Pablo Lyle no testificará en juicio por homicidio involuntario
El actor Pablo Lyle no testificará en juicio por homicidio involuntario
El actor mexicano Pablo Lyle comunicó que no testificará este lunes en el juicio que se sigue en su contra por un caso de homicidio involuntario ocurrido en 2019, hechos que resultaron en la muerte de Juan Ricardo Hernández, de 63 años y origen cubano.
Lyle, de 35 años, comunicó a la jueza Marisa Tinkler Méndez, al frente del caso en la Corte Criminal de Miami-Dade, que por iniciativa propia y…
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Ana Araujo, esposa de Pablo Lyle, declara en el juicio del actor
Ana Araujo dio su testimonio durante el juicio que enfrenta el actor Pablo Lyle y aclaró que noestán separados.
Después de tres años de retraso debido a la pandemia, inició el juicio, donde el jurado determinará la responsabilidad del actor Pablo Lyle en la muerte de un hombre de origen cubano.
Finalmente, será juzgado por aquel altercado vial en el que se le vio involucrado y por el…
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Chapters
0:00 - 0:53 Receiving the alien message
0:53 - 3:15 Interpreting the radio signal
3:15 - 5:00 Mysterious white squares
5:00 - 5:43 Mysterious purple blob
5:43 - 7:27 Mysterious green clusters
7:27 - 7:36 Mysterious blue twirlies
7:36 - 8:05 Mysterious red figure
8:05 - 9:34 More mysterious white squares
9:34 - 10:28 Mysterious yellow dots
10:28 - 11:12 Mysterious purple thing
11:12 - 13:08 Even MORE mysterious white squares
13:08 - Fun fact about the Arecibo message
13:48 Thank you Skillshare!
Creator - Jade Tan-Holmes
Script - Joshua Daniel
Editing - Christian Pearson and Jade Tan-Holmes
Music - epidemicsound.com
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José Alvarado sumó su quinto salvado para los Phillies. El zuliano Pablo López y Jesús Luzardo se reencontraron con la victoria. Salvador Pérez despertó al batear de 4-3, 3 impulsadas, con un cuadrangular y anotó.
[caption id="attachment_72442" align="aligncenter" width="591"] Salvador Pérez despertó en grande ante Minnesota. Foto Cortesía.[/caption]
Gran momento el que vive José Alvarado, quien un paso a la vez se consolida como el cerrador principal para los Phillies de Philadelphia, elenco que este viernes comienza serie de 3 partidos en casa de los Astros de Houston, reedición de la Serie Mundial 2022.
Con categoría el zurdo de Maracaibo coloca el candado ante la peligrosa ofensiva sideral; abanica al caliente Mauricio Dubón, a Jeremy Peña, que lograra cuadrangular en este encuentro, mientras Kyle Tucker entrega el out final por la vía 43.
Así Alvarado consigue su 5 rescate y mejora su promedio de carreras limpias permitidas a un minúsculo 0.73; para conseguirlo apela a 14 lanzamientos. Hasta ahora se ha enfrentado a 43 bateadores esta temporada pasando por la guillotina a 24.
Los cuáqueros se imponen con pizarra final de 3x1.
Previamente, la visita pica adelante en el mismo primer tramo, cuando Kyle Schwarber suena su 5to jonrón; la respuesta de los locales es inmediata con el mencionado vuelacercas de su campocorto dominicano.
Desde ese punto, la noche es dominada por los lanzadores abridores, Aaron Nola (2-2, 4.46) por los Phillies y Framber Valdez (2-3, 2.54) por los Astros; el primero prevalece en labor de 8 innings, solo 3 indiscutibles cedidos, 1 carrera que es limpia, sin boletos y 6 abanicados. El segundo tampoco desluce por 7 entradas de 8 indiscutibles, 3 rayitas que son merecidas, tampoco da pasaportes y poncha a 3.
Esas otras 2 carreras de Philadelphia llegan en el 5to y 7mo, por intermedio de doble para Cristian Pache, así como sencillo de Brandon Marsh.
Pablo López resistió la ofensiva
[caption id="attachment_72440" align="aligncenter" width="696"] Pablo López (Foto: AP)InicioVe[/caption]
Pablo Lopéz salió ileso este viernes en su sexta salida de la temporada, esta vez ante los Reales de Kansas City en el triunfo de los Mellizos de Minnesota 8-6.
López lanzó seis entradas completas, permitió ocho hits, le anotaron seis carreras limpias y ponchó a siete bateadores.
El único cuadrangular de los Reales en este compromiso fue conectado por Salvador Perez, precisamente ante su compatriota Pablo Lopez.
Esta es la sexta salida del zuliano y deja su récord en dos victorias y dos derrotas. Lopez tiene efectividad de 4.00.
Salvador Perez en brilló en este compromiso al irse de 4-3 con tres impulsadas por los Royals. Edward Olivares también se fue de 4-3 pero con dos carreras anotadas para Kansas City.
El pitcher perdedor fue Jordan Lyles y Jorge López se acreditó el juego salvado.
Luzardo se reencontró con el dominio
[caption id="attachment_72441" align="aligncenter" width="696"] Jesús Luzardo. (Foto: AP)[/caption]
Luego de dos salidas tambaleantes, Jesús Luzardo volvió a firmar una salida de calidad este viernes y los Marlins de Miami vencieron 3-2 a los Cachorros de Chicago.
El zurdo lanzó seis inning y un tercio de apenas dos carreras producto de un jonrón de Nelson Velázquez y un sencillo de Eric Hosmer. Entregó un par de boletos y ponchó a seis.
65 de sus 96 lanzamientos estuvieron en zona de strike y su efectividad mejoró a 3.48.
Aunque Luzardo dejó el juego perdiendo (2-1), Jean Segura se encargó de rescatar su labor y se convirtió en el héroe de los peces. Empató las acciones con un sencillo en el séptimo y los dejó en el terreno en el noveno con una línea al centro.
Pese a que no pudo hacerse con la victoria, su presentación resultó un espaldarazo, especialmente porque en sus últimas dos presentaciones no había logrado completar las cinco entradas y en total permitió s
iete carreras.
Al final la victoria fue para A.J. Punk (3), que retiró en blanco el noveno de los Cachorros. Y el revés fue a cuenta de Michael Rucker.
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Twins Fend Off Royals!
Royals 6 Twins 8 W-Lopez (2-2) L-Lyles (0-5) SV-Lopez (2)
The Minnesota Twins have cleaned up on the lowly Kansas City Royals this year. They had won all four meetings this year and looked for more today at Target Field. The Royals got the scoring started in the first inning as Bobby Witt led-off with a double to right. Later in the inning, Salvador Perez hit a sacrifice fly to right as the Royals struck first. Max Kepler answered in the bottom of the first when he belted a Jordan Lyles fastball out to right for a solo homer. This tied the game at one after an inning of play. The Twins got back to work in the third with a Trevor Larnach lead-off walk and Jose Miranda double. Joey Gallo drew a walk to load up the bases and Michael Taylor drew a bases loaded walk. Max Kepler hit a sac fly to left and the Twins had a 3-1 lead. The Royals would not go away as Edward Olivarez lined a two-out double in the fourth. Nick Pratto hit a run-scoring single to right and Kansas City was within a run. The Twins would respond in the fourth when Joey Gallo led-off with a triple. Michael Taylor laid down a perfect bunt and nobody was covering second base for a double. Max Kepler drew a walk and Jorge Polanco smoked a Jordan Lyles fastball out to right for a three-run homer. Minnesota had a four-run lead after four innings of play. Jose Miranda added one more in the fifth when he smacked a Josh Taylor slider out to left. The solo homer put the Twins up 7-2, but the Royals kept chipping away. Salvador Perez took Pablo Lopez deep in the sixth and Edward Olivares lined a triple to left. Nick Pratto singled him home and Kansas City was within four. Hunter Dozier led-off the seventh with a walk andd Michael Massey reached on an infield single. Bobby Witt plated a run with a groundout and Salvador Perez hit an RBI single to left. The Royals were within a pair and the Twins bullpen tried to hold up. Griffin Jax got out of the seventh with the lead and Caleb Thielbar got out of trouble in the eighth. Jorge Lopez loaded up the bases before striking out Nick Pratto to end the game. The Twins have won all five meetings with the Royals this season.
-Final Thoughts- Pablo Lopez had an up-and-down start today. He went six-plus innings and allowed six runs on eight hits with seven strikeouts and a walk. Griffin Jax struck out two in the seventh, Caleb Thielbar got in and out of trouble in the eighth, and Jorge Lopez walked a tight rope in the ninth. Jose Miranda led the team with two hits. The Twins hit 2-for-7 with runners in scoring position and left four men on base. Jhoan Duran was unavailable today because he needed to take care of an immigration thing. Today’s game started after a two-hour delay. Tomorrow, Brad Keller faces Bailey Ober in Game 3.
-Chris Kreibich-
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