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02/23/2008 01:57:09 PMPost actions · #1
//abclocal.go.com/wpvi/story?section=news/local&id=5975529
This guy was the photographer for my Bar Mitzvah 20 years ago.
~TerryMessage edited by author 2008-02-23 14:07:55.
02/23/2008 02:04:56 PMPost actions · #2
Do you still have the pants you wore that day? Check the pockets.
02/23/2008 02:25:25 PMPost actions · #3
What a scumbag. Friends of mine had about a third of their gift envelopes stolen from their wedding. What's wrong with people in this world..
02/23/2008 02:28:17 PMPost actions · #4
That is the most expensive bag of dog food I have ever seen!
02/23/2008 02:35:58 PMPost actions · #5
Bizarre story. Perhaps they needed money for a new lens.
02/23/2008 02:51:17 PMPost actions · #6
no they needed the money for the dog food, 68 bucks for dog food!!!!
02/23/2008 02:55:16 PMPost actions · #7
that must be one big pup :)
02/23/2008 04:38:33 PMPost actions · #8
On the news report they said it was a warehouse club (think Sam's Club, BJ's or Costco). It was probably a 50-lb or larger bag.
~Terry
02/23/2008 04:39:22 PMPost actions · #9
if i were the accused i'd immediately fire the current lawyer...
Originally posted by bad_lawyer:
"There is no explanation. Sometimes people do stupid things," said their attorney, William Honig.
Message edited by author 2008-02-23 16:41:13.
02/23/2008 04:41:36 PMPost actions · #10
The accused already confessed and handed over the card to police, so what else is the lawyer going to say?
~TerryMessage edited by author 2008-02-23 16:42:33.
02/23/2008 04:43:26 PMPost actions · #11
i dunno - ' No comment ' ...
not add to the humiliation already involved...Message edited by author 2008-02-23 16:43:57.
02/23/2008 04:51:15 PMPost actions · #12
I'm sure at this point the lawyer's goal is to keep his client of jail, in which case, he seems to be taking exactly the right approach.
~Terry
02/23/2008 04:58:14 PMPost actions · #13
i spose - maybe it just read odd to me.
though, i'm not certain i'd like to be called stupid, publically by my lawyer
02/23/2008 05:20:19 PMPost actions · #14
"Stupid?" That's a nice way of saying it. At least no one was physically hurt.
That kind of thing happens more than we think. My mother in law started about 10 credit cards using my wife's ID information. That was several years ago, and it still isn't completely concluded legally. You never know about people.