Attorney Dimitrios Biller was the former managing counsel for Toyota Motor Sales USA and handled rollover cases for the company. He has now done a rollover of his own — accusing the car manufacturer of destroying evidence of rollover in a “ruthless conspiracy” to hide dangers.
Archive for August, 2009
Rollover: Former Toyota Lawyer Accuses Company of Destroying Evidence of Rollover Problems
Published 1, August 31, 2009 Lawyering , Society , Torts 10 CommentsBrooklyn “Doctor” Wins Bail — Just $11 Million in Cash
Published 1, August 31, 2009 Bizarre , Constitutional Law , Criminal law , Lawyering , Society 4 Comments
Michail Sorodsky, a Brooklyn man accused of practicing medicine without a license and abusing patients under anesthesia, has won bail — sort of. The court set bail at either $11 million cash or $33 million bail bond. The constitutional question is whether an $11 million bail is the same as a denial of bond.
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Shock Video: Officers Beat DUI Suspect in Cell — and Later Cleared in Internal Investigation
Published 1, August 31, 2009 Bizarre , Constitutional Law , Criminal law , Politics , Society 13 CommentsAn Illinois sheriff this week is seeking to reverse a board decision reinstating three officers in Tazewell county, Illinois despite this shocking video tape. On the video, Sergeant Richard Johnston, and correctional officers Jeffery Bieber and Justin Piro are shown beating Becky Behm after she was arrested on a charge of driving under the influence of alcohol October 17, 2008.
De-Evolution: Missouri School Officials Order Return of Band T-Shirts Showing Picture of Evolution
Published 1, August 31, 2009 Academics , Bizarre , Politics , Religion , Society 61 Comments
Evolution in Sedalia, Missouri appears to be moving in reverse. The band leaders of the Smith-Cotton High School Tiger Pride Marching Band thought that they had a cute idea in showing the images of monkeys evolving into band members under the words “Brass Evolutions 2009.” Parents and teachers objected that evolution (a scientific theory) was advancing a “religious” viewpoint. Amazingly, the school agreed and ordered the t-shirts turned in by the students.
West Virginia Lawyer Tells Jury that Raped Prostitutes Were Not Like Their Mothers and Daughters — Nothing More Than “Whores” and “Tramps”
Published 1, August 31, 2009 Bizarre , Criminal law , Lawyering , Society 26 Comments
West Virginia defense lawyer Ed ReBrook had a difficult case in representing Thomas H. Gravely, 31, who was accused of raping Charleston prostitutes. However, critics charge that he made a difficult case worse by calling no witnesses and using highly offensive terms to describe the victims.
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You read the Tennessee Williams play. Now you can see the real thing.
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The Big Easy: Former Deputy and Current Illinois Reserve Officer Arrested in Drug Bust
Published 1, August 30, 2009 Bizarre , Criminal law , Society 2 Comments
While Memphis is dealing with an officer who allegedly helped run a major cocaine operation (here), Illinois police are dealing with a former Harvey police deputy marshal and an Illinois State Police reserve officer who has been arrested in a drugs and weapons operation. Leroy Grant, 38, is accused of both running drugs and selling weapons for a Chicago drug dealer. Grant reportedly told the drug dealer: “Money’s what … we here for!. And if it’s easy, it’s easy!”
The Thin White Line: Memphis Officer Arrested in Major Cocaine Bust
Published 1, August 30, 2009 Bizarre , Criminal law , Society 7 Comments
While Memphis officials trying to keep tasers out of the hands of their officers (here), they are also trying to do the same with narcotics. A major bust this week led to the arrest of officer Lowell Duke, 37, who is accused of participating in a large drug operation.
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Memphis Turns Down Tasers For Its Officers
Published 1, August 30, 2009 Criminal law , Politics , Society 9 Comments
In a rare departure from the trend in the expanding use of tasers by law enforcement, the city council of Memphis has refused a request by the Memphis Police Department to add tasers to its arsenal.
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You Had Me At “Hello, Your Honor”: Houston Judge Indicted After Allegedly Offering to Help Woman in Exchange for a Sexual Relationship
Published 1, August 30, 2009 Bizarre , Courts , Criminal law , Lawyering , Politics , Society 6 Comments
Harris County Criminal Court-at-Law judge Donald W. Jackson, 59, has been indicted on a misdemeanor charge of official oppression – allegedly offering to get a DWI defendant help in dismissing her case in exchange for a sexual relationship. Notably, he allegedly insisted that he was not interested in “a one-night stand” in seeking to secure counsel for Ariana M. Venegas. If so, it is a new variation on past judicial pick-up lines that simply offer to trade sex for rulings.
Who Would You Want to Drive You to the Governor’s Mansion? Corzine Spokesperson Raises Driving Skills As Criteria for Office
Published 1, August 30, 2009 Bizarre , Politics , Society 5 Comments
In an interesting twist to the usual negative political traditions in New Jersey, a spokeswoman for New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine has attacked Republican challenger Chris Christie’s driving record, denouncing him as “a complete menace to society on the highways of New Jersey” with 13 moving violations over the last two and a half decades. If you recall, Corzine had two speeding tickets going back to 1992, and most importantly a third ticket for failing to wear a seat belt in the car accident that nearly killed him in 2007.
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South Carolina Man Goes Dragonfly Hunting with Rifle and Shoots Friend
Published 1, August 29, 2009 Bizarre , Criminal law , Environment , Society 12 Comments
It appears that folks in South Carolina prefer to bag for dragonflies with old-fashioned way: with a hunting rifle. A South Carolina man reportedly decided to use a rifle rather than a net to catch dragonflies at a hunting club in Johnsonville, South Carolina (pop. 1418 and an unknown number of dragonflies). He ended shooting his friend when he walked in front of the gun.
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Ways and Means Chairman Charlie Rangel “Amends” Financial Disclosure Form to More Than Double His Reported Income
Published 1, August 29, 2009 Congress , Criminal law , Media , Politics , Society 18 Comments
Ways and Means Committee Chairman Charlie Rangel has played a large role in tax policy — and advocated increasing taxes to pay for the massive spending of this Congress. He is now accused of underreporting his own income by a shocking degree. Republicans have complained that the media and blogs have been relatively muted in covering the story.
Florida Police Officer Drives 100-Miles-an-Hour Without Lights, Siren, or Reason and Cripples Teenager — Not Given Sobriety Test and Will Not Be Criminally Charged
Published 1, August 29, 2009 Bizarre , Criminal law , Society 18 Comments
Former Altamonte Springs police officer Mark Maupin drove 100-mile-an-hour without siren or lights for no apparent reason. He ended up hitting teenager Erskin Bell who was left paralyzed and his family was left with massive monthly medical bills. Officers at the scene, however, did not give Maupin a sobriety test and now he will not be charged with any crime. He only faces the loss of his license but will keep his $5,000 a month in state retirement.
The Trouble With Hairy: Nebraska Man Arrested For Entering Ladies Room at Health Club Covered in Towels
Published 1, August 29, 2009 Academics , Criminal law , Society 4 Comments
Lincoln, Nebraska (The Weekly Vice) – Gregory Tyrrell, 45, is a registered sex offender who allegedly came up with what he thought was a brilliantly simple idea. He covered himself with towels from head to toe and repeatedly went into the women’s locker room in a Lincoln, Nebraska health club. The problem was the hairy legs, which women had a hard time missing.
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Accused Pedophile Commits Suicide Minutes Before Jury Delivers Not Guilty Verdict
Published 1, August 29, 2009 Bizarre , Criminal law , Society 6 Comments
William Telano Evans committed suicide in Florida this week just minutes before a jury reaching a verdict acquitting him of sexually abusing a girl three decades ago.
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Pastor Prays for President Obama’s Death on Eve of His Visit to Arizona
Published 1, August 28, 2009 Bizarre , Constitutional Law , Criminal law , Media , Politics , Religion , Society 85 Comments
Pastor Steven Anderson has used his position at Faithful World Baptist Church, in Tempe, Arizona to bring just a little more hate into the world. Pastor Anderson is praying for the death of President Obama and an eternity in hell.
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Dutch Royals Win While Italian PM Sues Media
Published 1, August 28, 2009 International , Society , Torts 2 Comments
The Dutch royal family of Crown Prince Willem-Alexander has prevailed in its suit against the Associated Press for taking pictures of them on vacation in Argentina. In Italy, Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is suing the media for the coverage of his private life. Both cases turn on the right to privacy of public officials and public figures.
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California Deputy Attorney General Ellyn Levinson Loses Torts Case Involving Horseback Riding Injury
Published 1, August 28, 2009 Lawyering , Society , Torts 2 Comments
California Deputy Attorney General Ellyn Levinson has lost her personal injury case against a rancher who allowed her to ride one of his horses as a party. A California court ruled that falling off the horse was Levinson’s own fault and not that of the owner.
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Blameless? Novelist Lisa Ann Reardon Arrested for Attempted Murder of Father
Published 1, August 28, 2009 Bizarre , Criminal law , Media , Society 3 Comments
Novelist Lisa Ann Reardon, 47, has been arrested for shooting her father in . . . well . . . the rear. George Hicks escaped the assault by running into his house when Reardon allegedly fired repeated shots from a 20-gauge shotgun.
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Good Citizens Don’t Wear Plaid: Richmond Schools Ban Stripes and Plaids as Key to Success
Published 1, August 28, 2009 Academics , Bizarre , Politics , Society 14 Comments
While other school officials are struggling against the scourges of drugs and violence, officials at the Richmond Community Schools in Indiana have started a campaign against the ravages of stripes and plaids. Officials have prohibited clothing other than solid colors and have parents seeing solid red.
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Cincinnati Police Officer Suspended After Tasering Woman on Her Knees With Her Hands in the Air
Published 1, August 28, 2009 Constitutional Law , Criminal law , Politics , Society 13 Comments
Cincinnati Police Officer Anthony Plummer is accused of tasering the wrong person in the wrong way. First, he allegedly tasered a woman who was on her knees with her hands in the air. Second, it turned out to be Celeste Thomas, 26, daughter of City Councilman Cecil Thomas, a former police officer who heads the council’s law and safety committee.
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Video: Rep. Lynn Jenkins Announces that Republicans Are Looking for “Great White Hope”
Published 1, August 27, 2009 Bizarre , Politics , Society 44 Comments
The Topeka Capitol-Journal is reporting that Rep. Lynn Jenkins (R-KS) told a town hall meeting that Republicans are searching for the “great white hope.” In the videotape, the newspaper reports that Jenkins says “Republicans are struggling right now to find the great white hope. I suggest to any of you who are concerned about that, who are Republican, there are some great young Republican minds in Washington.”
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D.C. Attorney General’s Declaration in Protest Case Challenged by Council Members and Lawyers
Published 1, August 27, 2009 Constitutional Law , Courts , Criminal law , Lawyering , Media , Politics 3 Comments
The controversy continues over the District’s alleged destruction of evidence and withholding of documents in the World Bank protest case. The case deals with the mass arrests conducted without probable cause during the World Bank/IMF protests of 2002. Under orders from Judge Sullivan, D.C. Attorney General Peter Nickles filed a declaration explaining his actions and that of his staff. It has now been challenged by members of the city council and the litigants.
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Saudi Arabian Father Forces 10-Year-Old Daughter To Return to 80-Year-Old Husband
Published 1, August 27, 2009 Bizarre , International , Politics , Religion , Society 5 Comments
A ten-year-old girl found hiding in her aunt’s home was forcibly returned to her eighty-year-old husband by her father. While the man would be called a pedophile in the West, he is called a husband under Sharia law in Saudi Arabia and could rightfully demand the return of the child wife.
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Florida: No Parents Better Than Gay Parents
Published 1, August 27, 2009 Constitutional Law , Politics , Religion , Society , Supreme Court 16 Comments
The state of Florida has argued that its ban on gay foster parents is based on the “fact” that gay households are often unstable and unhealthy. The law is a lingering remnant of the reprehensible national campaign by Anita Bryant against gay rights.
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Florida Parents Protest Ban on Students Wearing “Islam is of the Devil” T-Shirts
Published 1, August 27, 2009 Bizarre , Constitutional Law , Politics , Religion , Society 27 Comments
Parents of the Dove World Outreach Center recently sent their children to local public schools with their own messages of faith: t-shirts that read “ISLAM IS OF THE DEVIL.” They then protested after school officials sent their children home and are threatening possible legal action. Parent Wayne Sapp insists the problem is runaway tolerance. The rise of the Sapps and others lacks either a constitutional or moral basis for objection to the school policy.
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Former Adjunct Law Professor Arrested After Taking Two Guns and 53 Rounds of Ammunition in Law Library
Published 1, August 27, 2009 Academics , Bizarre , Politics , Society 7 Comments
Former University of Louisville Adjunct Law Professor Thomas H. Irwin, 56, was arrested this week after bringing two handguns and 53 rounds of ammunition into the campus law library. Irwin had been declared a “persona non grata” in December 2008 for alleged harassment of another employee at the school.
Detroit Muslim Woman Sues After Being Told To Remove Hijab in Court
Published 1, August 27, 2009 Constitutional Law , Courts , Lawyering , Religion , Society 11 Comments
Raneen Albaghdady, a Muslim in Detroit, is suing ayne Circuit Judge J. William Callahan who told her to remove her hijab or scarf in his courtroom (like the one shown to the left of a different woman). She alleges denial of her freedom of religion as well as denial of access to the courts. She is also suing Wayne County.
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Saudi Arabia Bans “Evil” Summer Festivals
Published 1, August 26, 2009 Bizarre , Criminal law , International , Politics , Religion , Society 25 Comments
The morals police in Saudi Arabia has directed their attention toward the latest conspiracy to corrupt the youth and undermine Islam: summer festivals. The religious police have declared that these festivals improperly encourage the mixing of men and women and involve such evil acts as dancing and magic shows.
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Indiana Deputy Sheriff Arrested For Allegedly Soliciting Women at Speedway Gas Station
Published 1, August 26, 2009 Criminal law , Society 10 Comments
Indianapolis deputy sheriff, Paul Wagner, 25, has been arrested for allegedly soliciting women for sex by offering them free sodas or candy bars while working as a security officer at a Speedway gas station.
Oregon Police Do NOT Taser Naked Man
Published 1, August 26, 2009 Bizarre , Criminal law , Society 7 Comments
Raymond Lawrence Roberson, 70, first threatened to blow up his van, threatened anyone who came near him, paraded around with a rifle, and then shutdown a highway after barricading himself in his van. When he emerged, he stripped naked and was tackled by police. The most amazing and redeeming aspect of this story is what the police did not do: they did not shoot him or use a taser. They simply subdued the man with the least possible force.
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Client Calls: Former Client Shoots Lawyer in Chicago While Lawyer Shoots Former Client in North Carolina
Published 1, August 26, 2009 Criminal law , Lawyering , Politics , Society 2 Comments
We have two cases of lawyers encountering former clients in their homes in stories this week. In one case, Chicago retired attorney Carl Kuhn, 82, was allegedly killed by his former client Terry Bratcher, 43, and another man, Keith Allen, 21. In South Carolina, attorney and state senator R.C. Soles Jr. shot former client Thomas Kyle Blackburn, 22, in his home.
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The ‘Lion of the Senate” is dead. Massachusetts Sen. Edward Kennedy lost his battle with brain cancer on Tuesday and died at 77. With his death, the country lost one of the most tireless and passionate voices for the poor and powerless in our nation.
Meet Meth Man and Crank Boy: Police Break Up Alleged Meth and Comics Ring
Published 1, August 25, 2009 Bizarre , Criminal law , Society 7 Comments 
Holy Crystal Ice, Batman, those comic dealers could be meth dealers. Brothers Aaron and Alfonzo Castro are accused of running a large methamphetamine ring in the Denver area and laundering the cash through a high-end comic business, including first-edition Superman and Batman titles.
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Obama Administration Loses Bid to Keep Secret the Recipients of $2 Trillion in Stimulus Money
Published 1, August 25, 2009 Congress , Constitutional Law , Courts , International , Justice , Media , Politics , Society 18 Comments
For months, many Democrats and civil libertarians have complained about the disconnect between what President Obama says and what he does as President. One area of the greatest criticism has been the effort of the Obama Administration to block public review of embarrassing pictures, White House logs, controversial memoranda, or disclosure of governmental actions — despite his promise to guarantee transparency in government. One such person who appears to have lost patience with the Administration is Chief U.S. District Judge Loretta Preska. Judge Preska has rejected efforts by the Obama Administration to withhold information on who received $2 trillion dollars in bailout funds. The Obama administration argued that the public has no right to know such information. Given today’s news that the federal debt level will be reach $9 trillion, many people would like to look a bit closer at what Congress and the White House has been doing with the public fisc.
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With new reports on a soaring deficit and runaway spending and debt, this sign could not be more apropos. It is part of a website showing an array of humor-based pitches for change.
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Walmart Conquers the Wilderness: Virginia Board Allows Big Box Store to Build Near Civil War Battlefield
Published 1, August 25, 2009 Academics , Bizarre , International , Military , Politics , Society 39 Comments
It took almost 150 years, but Virginia has finally surrendered at the Battle for the Wilderness — without firing a shot. In a terrible blow to historians and preservationists, the Orange County Board of Supervisors caved into pressure from Walmart and business groups to allow the construction of a huge Walmart store next to the historic Wilderness battlefield where 145,000 Union and Confederate soldiers fought and close to 30,000 were killed or wounded. Despite international objections to the damage to this historic area, the pro-development board voted 4-1 to side put a big box store ahead of its own proud legacy.
Judges in “Kids for Cash” Scandal Drop Pleas and Demand Trial
Published 1, August 25, 2009 Courts , Criminal law , Justice , Lawyering , Politics , Society 14 Comments
The former Pennsylvania judges charged in the “kids for cash” corruption scandal — Luzerne County Judges Mark Ciavarella and Michael Conahan — have withdrawn their guilty pleas and demanded a trial. They took the step after Senior U.S. District Judge Edward M. Kosik refused to accept their plea agreement with prosecutors in light of their failure to take responsibility for their actions.
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Stephen Colbert: The “Sexualized” Stalinesque Anti-Christ
Published 1, August 25, 2009 Bizarre , Politics , Religion , Society 19 Comments
The good people at Christwire have finally identified the threat to both this nation and its collective soul. It is not Al Qaeda or gay gym teachers. It is Stephen Colbert. Stephenson Billings who bills himself as an Investigative Journalist, Motivational Children’s Party Entertainer and Antique Soda Bottle Collector has written a widely circulated column that uncovers Colbert for what he is: an insidious and corrupting threat to all that we hold dear in this nation.
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Rhode Island to Shutdown for Twelve Days
Published 1, August 25, 2009 Bizarre , Politics , Society 14 Comments
Rhode Island is the latest state government to discover that the public simply cannot afford a government — at least for twelve days. With hundreds of billions spent on Iraq and Afghanistan (with new calls for an increase in Afghanistan), it is understandably confusing for many citizens as states sell off government buildings and cities shutdown to avoid bankruptcy.
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Bitter Port: Formerly Anonymous Blogger Attacks Model and Announces Lawsuit Against Google
Published 1, August 24, 2009 Bizarre , Media , Society , Torts 11 Comments
The anonymous blogger who called model Liskula Cohen a “ho” and “skank” has been identified. According to reports, it was blogger Rosemary Port, who is now threatening a lawsuit of her own against Google.
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Man v. Cat: Utah Man Arrested After Shooting Bystanders in Confrontation with Feline
Published 1, August 24, 2009 Bizarre , Criminal law , Society 10 Comments
Besides taking one of the most memorable mug shots, Kay Fotheringham, 52, is notable as the latest victim of the cat conspiracy. We have already seen how a cat framed a man by downloading porn on his computer (here). Now, a feline felon caused Fotheringham to wound a driver’s ed instructor and student in a perfect set-up of a biped.
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Report: Justice Department To Re-Open Nearly a Dozen Prisoner-Abuse Cases
Published 1, August 24, 2009 Congress , Constitutional Law , Criminal law , Justice , Lawyering , Society 89 Comments
The Justice Department appears close to re-opening nearly a dozen prisoner abuse cases that were all but buried by the Bush Administration. The move comes after a recommendation of the Justice Department’s Office of Professional Responsibility. The Obama Administration, however, is still blocking any investigation into war crimes and the torture program. I discussed the appointment of Mr. Durham in <a href="“>this segment of Countdown.
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A Pence of Power and a Paucity of Sense: London Police Drop Case Against Film Maker For Stealing .003 Pence in Electricity — After Spending $8,200
Published 1, August 24, 2009 Bizarre , Criminal law , International , Society 7 Comments
Mark Guard, 44, is a film maker and electricity thief. Arrested for stealing .003 pence of power, the police and prosecutors spent $8,200 prosecuting Guard before dropping the case and finally letting their Guard down.
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Flip and Fall: Chicago Woman Sues Zoo for Dolphin-Induced Fall
Published 1, August 24, 2009 Bizarre , Environment , Society , Torts 7 Comments
The Dolphin did it. That is likely to be the defense of the Brookfield Zoo near Chicago, which is being sued for the 2008 fall of Allecyn Edwards. Edwards fell while walking near the exhibit of Atlantic bottlenose dolphins.
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Man Steals Painting of Virgin Mary to Pay For Abortion For an Underaged Girl He Raped
Published 1, August 23, 2009 Bizarre , Criminal law , International , Religion , Society 10 Comments
If I recall correctly from my high school preparatory seminary, there are venial sinners and mortal sinners, but we might have to find a third category for Aurelio Vallerillo-Sanchez, 39. He was convicted of stealing a 300-year-old painting of the Virgin Mary to pay for an abortion for a teenage girl whom he is accused of raping. That should cover the bases for a one-way ticket to the hot zone.
During the dog days of summer, there are certain signs to look for when it is time to service the ac unit.
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Connecticut Police Officer Accused of Impersonating Brother and Raping His Girlfriend
Published 1, August 23, 2009 Bizarre , Criminal law , Society 15 Comments
Jared Rohrig, an Orange, Connecticut police officer was charged in a bizarre crime this week: he raped his twin brother’s girlfriend by posing as Joe Rohrig on July 19th. The likeness was so close that the girlfriend was unable to spot the trick until she noticed the telltale absence of a cowboy tatoo on his left buttocks.
British MP Under Attack for Walking Out of Segregated Wedding in East London
Published 1, August 23, 2009 Bizarre , International , Politics , Religion , Society 14 Comments
MP Jim Fitzpatrick is under fire by the large Muslim population in East London after he and his wife left a wedding party when they were told that it was segregated by gender due to the Islamic faith of the couple. Tory candidate Tim Archer attacked Fitzpatrick, saying that he “is playing a certain race card to save his skin at the next election.”
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