"Well, looks like this heir cashed in his chips ... and found a hole in one."
YYYYEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAA!
Posted on 03/25/2010 11:23:55 AM PDT by JoeProBono
Major Bashinsky Bound Hands, Taped Mouth, Left Threatening Note And Shot Himself:
The mysterious case of the missing heir to an Alabama potato chip fortune took another bizarre turn after investigators determined that the man found floating in a golf course pond, bound, gagged and shot in the head had committed suicide and tried to make it look like a murder....
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OMG ARKANCIDE IS SPREADING!!!
He’d grown increasing ruffled in recent days.
LOL, great one!
He wanted to Do Rita.
"Well, looks like this heir cashed in his chips ... and found a hole in one."
YYYYEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAA!
If that’s a golf course, where is the grass?
What a Wiseguy.
Golden Flake
Golden Flake
Type Public (NASDAQ: GLDC)
Industry Food
Founded 1923
Founder(s) Mose Lischkoff and Frank Mosher
Headquarters Birmingham, Alabama, United States
Revenue ▲$122 Million USD (2009)
Website Golden Flake Snack FoodsGolden Flake Snack Foods, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Golden Enterprises, is a producer of potato chips, tortilla chips, corn chips, cheese curls, fried pork skins, and other snack foods in the southern United States. The Golden Flake brand (originally known as Magic City Foods) was established in the 1920s by Mose Lischkoff and Frank Mosher in a Birmingham, Alabama grocery store basement. The company changed its name from Magic City Foods to Golden Flake, Inc. in 1957 after having been bought and sold by several different owners. One of its most famous owners was Paul "Bear" Bryant, the legendary head football coach for the Alabama Crimson Tide. For Years the potato chips, along with Coca-Cola, were marketed with the slogan, "'Great Pair' says 'the Bear'".In 1968, the company went public, changing its name again to Golden Enterprises, Inc. It is still publicly traded today, listed in the NASDAQ under the symbol "GLDC".
He couldn’t have just one?
From what I read this morning they found the gun in the pond, found an unspent cartridge in his car, have him on surveillance tapes buying duct tape and rope, the entry wound was from a weapon pressed right up to his head, and the tape and rope was very loosely tied. Also, they recovered his computer flash drive that had several drafts of the letter that was sent to his office that was derotatory toward Golden Flakes, Inc. Yep, I’d say he committed suicide!
It could have been...awkward.
A label off of a Golden Flake bag was stuck to the roof of his mouth.
There were no signs of a struggle against the tape or the rope.
Bashinksy, a 63-year-year-old lawyer and financial adviser, disappeared March 3. His body was found March 15 in the golf course pond.
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