JJJ's Ulcer
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Lets say that the cops did actually go to the house on the McDonald's call. As stupid as that sounds, um then what. They can't go investigate the whole house. All they can do is ask him what's up and that wouldn't be reported. The lady who called could be fined for the stupidity of calling 911 over McDonald's. I'm sick and tired of people blaming the police, they did nothing wrong.
The oldest woman (Michelle Knight) wants nothing to do with her family, and it looks like she will move in with the DeJesus family http://www.christianpost.com/news/k...-adopted-by-gina-dejesus-parents-video-95692/
Her mom hired a lawyer to force some sort of reconciliation. She should have hired a private investigator 10 years ago instead.
On what grounds is he pleading not guilty? I would think he would have plead guilty to avoid death. Makes no damn sense.
Perhaps he would take death over prison. He can always hope for some sort of irregularity in the prosecution.
Meh. I'm about all Ramsey-ed out. Don't care about his priors. Do care about the fact he apparently stole credit from the first guy who was helping on the scene, a Spanish neighbor who doesn't speak English. Where are his burgers and Anderson Cooper interviews?
www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/201...ng_nobody_s_praising_the_less_flamboyant.html
Plus, now Ramsey is broke and homeless and lost his job.The other guy is better off. I'm not sure I would want all that media attention, even though I would have done the same thing. And all those free burgers would kill you before your time.
Just on the news, Castro pleading guilty on the charges
No he's not.Plus, now Ramsey is broke and homeless and lost his job.
Ohio corrections officials say Ariel Castro who held three women captive
in his home for nearly a decade has committed suicide at a state prison facility.