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Posted on 08/19/2005 7:02:03 AM PDT by TexKat
"Their justice system is epitome of deals made in the smokey back-room. Nothing is out in the open because it doesn't have to be. Public opinion means nothing to these people..."
This is what keeps the caste system in place.
Reminds of one of the most unforgetable campaign lines of 2004....GLOBAL TEST.
We're still a couple of months away from our second tornado season.
Stay safe.
TAW
Totally unscathed, but our neighbors to the west got hit hard. A lot of debris from their homes landed 60 miles to the east, where I live. I didn't personally find any, but we did have leaves and corn husks fall from the sky that night. Weird, but not unprecedented.
>>>>>>>>>>>>Here....I hope you feel better soon!>>>>>
I get little sleep because whenever the weather radio alarms I jump out of bed to check the radar at Intellicast.com or on the Weather Channel. Mrs. Malichi gets a little po'd at me because I make her get up and put shoes on whenever our county is under a warning.
My daddy had a house blow away around him when he was child. He said he couldn't find his shoes and had to walk through broken glass, nails, and debris because my grandfather was trying to round up his other four siblings. I guess his neurosis about bad weather was passed down to me.
TAW
That might well be but since the authorities say absolutely nothing to anyone, including the Holloway/Twitty family, I'm pretty certain that Ted "give me two sentences and I'll mispronounce every other word" Williams has utterly no idea.
Ok, I see truthluva responded to you Froufrou.
Sorry, had meetings today in the afternoon and I'm just getting back now. Boy, I am tired! :o)
Anything new going on?
LOL. I go to work every day (in Memphis) saying "Here kitty, kitty". Now we gotta win or I'll have to take some time off!
Hey, Lizarde, you've got mail!
Does anybody know why sometimes when I hit the link to SM listed in a post, it takes me right to the post. Other times it takes me to the sign-in and when I do, then I get an error page?
I'm afraid I'm going to have to have CajunGirl sitting next to me at the next RebelClub meeting to translate.
HOTTY TODDY!!!
I would wager a thousand dollars against a dollar (if it were legal) that this synopsis of the case and its conclusion is in error, and I would win because Beth Holloway Twitty won't listen to weakling advice that makes the perps victorious, but saves brain and elbow wear as the perps are hunted down through the twists and reversed turns in their owns alternative stories and accusations
...i am certain you mean well, but don't ever get into business for yourself or offer any services, as your doggedness wins you only the bone (I think the ALE is housing Joran with two inmates for a reason, and I accept they are doing things we cannot see, just as I know they are aware they fumbled the ball repeatedly in the beginning and can only avoid being international clowns forever on one condition, and that is solving this case)...and that's the real truth if you want to win...never teach or coach sports; you'd have them driving home in the third inning
NBC News got an inside tour of the Aruban jail where Joran van der Sloot is being held in connection with the disappearance of Natalee Holloway.
NBC Gets Inside Tour Of Aruban Jail
NBC News got an inside tour of the Aruban jail where Joran van der Sloot is being held in connection with the disappearance of Natalee Holloway.
During the tour, reporter Michelle Kosinski came face to face with van der Sloot, and even talked to him on camera for several minutes.
However, his attorneys took NBC to court in Aruba, where a judge ruled against NBC showing the pictures of the suspect, citing his right to privacy.
The Aruba director of prisons invited NBC News to tour the jail, where van der Sloot has been locked up for nearly three months.
The director showed Kosinski the exercise yard and van der Sloot's cell block.
NBC News found the suspect sitting quietly, reading a book with his feet up.
He said that he was doing fine and could not talk about his case.
Prison Director Fred Maduro said van der Sloot must get up at 6 a.m., but spends most of his day outside his cell watching TV, playing games and exercising. He can stay up until midnight, 1 a.m. on weekends.
Maduro said that van der Sloot was very angry when he first arrived at the prison, but the prisoner has calmed down now.
"Now, he's normal," Maduro said. "He has no problems with no one."
During the tour, reporter Michelle Kosinski came face to face with van der Sloot, and even talked to him on camera for several minutes.
The Aruba director of prisons invited NBC News to tour the jail, where van der Sloot has been locked up for nearly three months.
He said that he was doing fine and could not talk about his case.
NBC News found the suspect sitting quietly, reading a book with his feet up.
I don't think anyone knows for sure who the real Mr Pink is or who he may be connected to on the island. I copied a lot of that stuff back when they were discussing it over at SM. I'll go back and see what I can find and post it for you.
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