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RF Member Indicted For Crime!
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Sounds like your average citizen...
I don't see the problem here.
Besides, who on the forum can count up to 50, anyways?
I'm managing and handling the donations.
Viker
Your beloved eccentric Auntie Cristal
I lurned me that back in collidge. Fergot it.
The trick is to count by 50's.
ummmm..I found it that way
As you see, the mess was bad enough... why did you add to it?
Sgt. Pepper
All you need is love.
And you think you know somebody. She seemed like such a nice person, but I guess you never know about people.
I once had a guy doing computer maintenance for me.
He seemed a nice competent little fellow. Then one
day the cops showed up at my business looking for
some people who'd been tenants of mine.
It turns out they thought they might've been killed by
my computer guy. He's now residing in a prison on
the west side of the state. He's never getting out
because of the many people he killed.
So you're right....ya never really know people.
Sgt. Pepper
All you need is love.
I had the prosecutor over for dinner once. TurnsHoly cow!
out that they weren't sure what his real name is.
Deception and mystery mark case
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
NAH..I found it that way..honest
I believe that.
'Unable to find a lawyer?' 'Guilt?'
Sorry, my client, @JustGeorge, is merely charged with the crime, as you kindly pointed out in your paragraph of contrary statements. Like you and every other citizen in this country, she is presumed innocent until proven guilty. I know that's not the way it works in the media, but it is legally how it works.
Interesting that the authorities found the mud and grass in the sink. If mud and grass---such harmless things---are merely present in a sink, how is that in any way a threat to public health? There is no connection between the inside of her sink and public health. Washing grass down the sink that has poison on it might be a threat to public health, but there is no indication that my client was going to do such a thing. Additionally, depending on how much mud was in the sink, washing mud down the sink would clog the pipes. I doubt my client or her husband would seriously want that.
There is no law anywhere in the State of Iowa that states a resident cannot hang his or her bath tissue roll that way.
The case of The State of Iowa vs. George will easily be lost by the former party if not be quickly dismissed by the judge. And, if I were the chief of police in her city, I would dismiss the officers who made this into the laughable hype that it is.
@JustGeorge, we'll celebrate your vindication over pizza after the trial.
@JustGeorge, we'll celebrate your vindication over pizza after the trial.
Can it be broccoli pizza?
If that's what you want. Frankly, it sounds delicious!
SA Huguenot
Well-Known Member
Further evidence by the Police investigation showed that the accused attempted to get rid of her hydroponics farm when the police arrived at her propperty.'Unable to find a lawyer?' 'Guilt?'
Sorry, my client, @JustGeorge, is merely charged with the crime, as you kindly pointed out in your paragraph of contrary statements. Like you and every other citizen in this country, she is presumed innocent until proven guilty. I know that's not the way it works in the media, but it is legally how it works.
Interesting that the authorities found the mud and grass in the sink. If mud and grass---such harmless things---are merely present in a sink, how is that in any way a threat to public health? There is no connection between the inside of her sink and public health. Washing grass down the sink that has poison on it might be a threat to public health, but there is no indication that my client was going to do such a thing. Additionally, depending on how much mud was in the sink, washing mud down the sink would clog the pipes. I doubt my client or her husband would seriously want that.
There is no law anywhere in the State of Iowa that states a resident cannot hang his or her bath tissue roll that way.
The case of The State of Iowa vs. George will easily be lost by the former party if not be quickly dismissed by the judge. And, if I were the chief of police in her city, I would dismiss the officers who made this into the laughable hype that it is.
@JustGeorge, we'll celebrate your vindication over pizza after the trial.
Most of the "GRASS" was lost, but a handfull remained behind as evidence.
The defence attorney for the accused is playing foul tricks and demands that the GRASS first dry out to determine if the limited grams permitted to carry by a person, was within legal limits.
The state prosecuter refused this request, and further investigation is underway to attain a search warrent to go through her laundry.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
@JustGeorge spray painted street signs, renaming streets to musicians of 90s hard rock, alt, grunge, and weird bands. She now lives on S. Weiland Street. She's planning on letting an impressionable little black girl take the heat.
Nah... I'll let Ares take the heat. He loves controversy.
The 'evidence' does not show anything yet. The jury will look at it and determine what happened while taking into account many other factors.
Evidence of what, that my client likes the Spider Flower?
If there is fake news, this is it.
The state is going to feel as silly as it sounds.
[Edit: Judging by how serious I sound in these posts, I reckon I could play a lawyer on television. Lol.]