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Like that stripper told me once, "Don't talk. And watch out. These parrots here talk behind your back."
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Interesting/bizarre/unique/funny crime thread? they drove dead roommate to the bank to withdraw his money (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Nathan R. Jessep
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Like that stripper told me once, "Don't talk. And watch out. These parrots here talk behind your back."
Nathan R. Jessep
Footballguy
Nathan R. Jessep
Footballguy
Alleged Serial Wedding Crasher Arrested at Wedding
57-year-old is accused of stealing money, cards
Nathan R. Jessep
Footballguy
I'd say this is interesting, but not a crime
Zow
Footballguy
Well, this is published and in the public domain:
cronkitenews.azpbs.org
Homeland Security agents engaged in sex acts with suspected trafficking victims
HSI agents went undercover to break up an alleged sex-trafficking ring, but their “investigative techniques” collapsed the case and let suspected traffickers go free.
cronkitenews.azpbs.org
Nathan R. Jessep
Footballguy
ohhh interesting, thanks! Will check it out when I have more timeWell, this is published and in the public domain:
Homeland Security agents engaged in sex acts with suspected trafficking victims
HSI agents went undercover to break up an alleged sex-trafficking ring, but their “investigative techniques” collapsed the case and let suspected traffickers go free.
Nathan R. Jessep
Footballguy
This is one of the craziest stories I've ever seen. 
news.yahoo.com
"Mississippi authorities have been under scrutiny for their burial and notification policies since it was revealed that Dexter Wade was struck and killed by a police vehicle and buried without notifying his mother, who spent months looking for her son while authorities declined to tell her that he had died. A report about the case revealed that a second Black man, Marrio Moore, had been killed in a separate incident and buried on the same day and at the same location as Wade, again without his family being notified. The cases of Wade and Moore were part of a series of reports by NBC News on failures in the death notification systems used by authorities. This report eventually led the news organization to obtain county coroner’s records for Hinds County, which led to the identification of 215 people who had been buried in the pauper’s cemetery since 2016. The news network has published the names and basic identifying information about the 215 people in hopes of allowing members of the public to find their missing relatives or loved ones."
215 bodies found in unmarked graves behind Mississippi jail
Families in Mississippi are upset after learning why and where their loved ones are buried.
"Mississippi authorities have been under scrutiny for their burial and notification policies since it was revealed that Dexter Wade was struck and killed by a police vehicle and buried without notifying his mother, who spent months looking for her son while authorities declined to tell her that he had died. A report about the case revealed that a second Black man, Marrio Moore, had been killed in a separate incident and buried on the same day and at the same location as Wade, again without his family being notified. The cases of Wade and Moore were part of a series of reports by NBC News on failures in the death notification systems used by authorities. This report eventually led the news organization to obtain county coroner’s records for Hinds County, which led to the identification of 215 people who had been buried in the pauper’s cemetery since 2016. The news network has published the names and basic identifying information about the 215 people in hopes of allowing members of the public to find their missing relatives or loved ones."
Nathan R. Jessep
Footballguy
Severed Hand Found In Colorado Security Guard's Coat Pocket: Report | iHeart
Authorities suspect him of killing a woman whose body was discovered in a creek. | iHeart
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Footballguy
meh. my ex wife did that for years.
Hot Diggity Dog
Footballguy
If the hand does not fit, you must acquit!
Severed Hand Found In Colorado Security Guard's Coat Pocket: Report | iHeart
Authorities suspect him of killing a woman whose body was discovered in a creek. | iHeartwww.iheart.com
Nathan R. Jessep
Footballguy
Dead Ohio man's roommates drove body to withdraw money from his bank account, police say
Two suspects, who lived with the man in Ashtabula, Ohio, were charged with gross abuse of a corpse.
www.nbcnews.com
Leroy Hoard
Footballguy
I sense another Weekend at Bernie's sequel coming up.Dead Ohio man's roommates drove body to withdraw money from his bank account, police say
Two suspects, who lived with the man in Ashtabula, Ohio, were charged with gross abuse of a corpse.
fatness
Footballguy
2 men charged with blowing up woman's home, planning to use large python to eat her daughter
They planned to mail dog feces and dead rats to the home and scalp the victim.
massraider
Footballguy
I haven't looked at a map recently, but Ohio is closer to Florida than I remember.Dead Ohio man's roommates drove body to withdraw money from his bank account, police say
Two suspects, who lived with the man in Ashtabula, Ohio, were charged with gross abuse of a corpse.
fatness
Footballguy
British banks scramble after a Big Lebowski-inspired ‘Dudeist priest’ in Northern Ireland filed hundreds of false documents
Banks NatWest, HSBC and more linked to fake document filed by 'Dudeist priest' | Fortune
The person behind hundreds of false charge-settlement filings reflected on the U.K.'s Companies House site is an ordained "Dudeist" priest.
fortune.com
massraider
Footballguy
Nathan R. Jessep
Footballguy
Wow. A/C guys found something to exploit?
DA RAIDERS
Footballguy
It’s the duct cleaners. Never click on those…
fatness
Footballguy
"Murder Shell" is closing.
www.riverfronttimes.com
Shutdown of St. Louis’ ‘Murder Shell’ Offers Guide for Neighbors of Nuisances
The city didn’t take action — but an obscure state law let neighbors act anyway