Body of missing Georgia hiker is found; bond denied to woman's accused kidnapper

AP ^ | 1/8/08 | Ap

[wyowolf]

yes, but i meant a needle filled with bleach...

[doodad]

There is also a young lady who went missing while walking her dog near Athens on the 29th. Very similar circumstances with the dog found roaming around a neighborhood. Athens is a very easy drive from where the POS lived and from the mountains.

[sergeantdave]

FYI -

The US Senate is considering legislation that would allow the American serf to legally carry concealed arms in the federal socialist national parks.

This sensible idea is being met with bleats from castrated sheep infesting the eastern big cities.

The purse-carrying metrosexuals at the New York Times, for one, insisted that bearing arms is only allowed for the national guard.

Disregarding the silly prattle from the wimps, we know that concealed carry is a sure-fire way to protect yourself from national park predators, both the four and two-legged kinds.

Many national parks, especially those in the southwest, are roads for criminals who smuggle drugs and illegal aliens. Crime like robbery and rape is also increasing in our national parks. Concealed carry would place scumbags on notice that their next intended victim might ventilate them.

Besides, there aren’t enough rangers to protect everyone and never will be. Nor should we need to check our civil right to bear arms at the park’s gate. And we certainly aren’t meant to be dinner for a grizzly.

Here are the 10 most dangerous parks:
1. Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, Arizona
2. Amistad National Recreation Area, Texas
3. Big Bend National Park, Texas
4. Lake Mead National Recreation Area, Nevada/Arizona
5. Coronado National Memorial Arizona
6. Biscayne National Park, Florida
7. Shenandoah National Park, Virginia
8. Delaware Water Gap, New Jersey/Pennsylvania
9. Edison National Historic Site, New Jersey
10. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
Source: U.S. Park Rangers Lodge of the Fraternal Order of Police

[AnAmericanMother]

He has a minor criminal record -- two convictions for nonviolent crimes. Can't recall exactly what they were, but one I think was theft by taking.

If he's committed crimes under an alias, the fingerprints will turn that up pretty quickly.

[mass55th]

"Athens is a very easy drive from where the POS lived and from the mountains."

He had his own hunting grounds.

[mass55th]

"That was just dumb."

Lazy and sloppy is more like it. He probably has killed before, and not having been caught for any of them, he became arrogant and sloppy as time passed.

During the years I worked in NY State prisons, people couldn't believe some of the dumb things criminals do that lead to their arrests. We used to tell them: "Well, there not in here because they're bright!"

[festus]

I’ve never understood why they don’t just put it back on the table once the perp cooperates.