worry 081119
More Things to Worry About on Wednesday
Steven Butcher, 50, a homeless transient, was sentenced to four years in prison for being the one responsible for a pair of California fires, and under terms of the law, he'll also be on the hook for the damage the fires did, er, $101 million, and it would really help the state's current budget crunch if Butcher could take care of that right away. Associated Press via San Francisco Chronicle
People Different From Us: Boy, 16, came home Monday afternoon with a fast-food order, but his father yelled at him for getting the order wrong, so the boy shot his dad in the head, and when the police arrived, shot himself. (Bonus: The family is "very reclusive," said a neighbor.) Houston Chronicle
Johnny Lindner, 48, allegedly robbed Young's market in Bishopville, S.C., but his getaway car broke down, and he hailed a taxi to take him to "Lydia" (S.C.), but the driver didn't know how to get there and so stopped to ask directions at one of the few places open at that time of night, Young's market, where the investigating cop and the robbed clerk were just standing there when the taxi pulled up. Busted. WIS-TV (Columbia) via FirstCoastNews.com
Steven Butcher, 50, a homeless transient, was sentenced to four years in prison for being the one responsible for a pair of California fires, and under terms of the law, he'll also be on the hook for the damage the fires did, er, $101 million, and it would really help the state's current budget crunch if Butcher could take care of that right away. Associated Press via San Francisco Chronicle
People Different From Us: Boy, 16, came home Monday afternoon with a fast-food order, but his father yelled at him for getting the order wrong, so the boy shot his dad in the head, and when the police arrived, shot himself. (Bonus: The family is "very reclusive," said a neighbor.) Houston Chronicle
Johnny Lindner, 48, allegedly robbed Young's market in Bishopville, S.C., but his getaway car broke down, and he hailed a taxi to take him to "Lydia" (S.C.), but the driver didn't know how to get there and so stopped to ask directions at one of the few places open at that time of night, Young's market, where the investigating cop and the robbed clerk were just standing there when the taxi pulled up. Busted. WIS-TV (Columbia) via FirstCoastNews.com
Comments
shot his dad in the head So, no one gonna eat those fries, right? Can I have 'em?
Posted by Madd Maxx on 11/19/08 at 08:10 AM
Young's Market If this dude has been recognized how come he's only "alleged"? The sucker's GUILTY and no mug shot necessary!
Posted by Expat47 in Athens, Greece on 11/19/08 at 08:21 AM
Young's Market - Ricky Pearson says "...because he had done something wrong, and God just used me to bring him to justice. And that's what I was thinking."
Ricky, Ricky, Ricky! God decided you were too stupid to catch the dude on your own, what with your custom of consulting the bible for clues to help in solving all your cases. So, he gave you a slam dunk, my friend!
agent j
Ricky, Ricky, Ricky! God decided you were too stupid to catch the dude on your own, what with your custom of consulting the bible for clues to help in solving all your cases. So, he gave you a slam dunk, my friend!
agent j
Posted by agent j in Toronto, Canada on 11/19/08 at 11:47 AM
shot his dad in the head - "Nah, nah! Betcha ya cain't catch me!! You cain't catch me! I got this here gun and this hear brain, so th- bang!!"
agent j
agent j
Posted by agent j in Toronto, Canada on 11/19/08 at 11:49 AM
Neighbor Susie Hickson, 47, said that when she heard about the shooting, "In my head, I thought something had been wrong in the house."
And in the son's head, he heard......nothing!!
agent j
And in the son's head, he heard......nothing!!
agent j
Posted by agent j in Toronto, Canada on 11/19/08 at 11:52 AM
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