Not hot enough to lose your head over
Posted on 09/28/2020 10:03:24 AM PDT by Signalman
[Neither one looks looks they speak with a “Pepperidge Faahhms Remembahs” accent.]
"... the crown jewel of a man's soul"
(--Michael Douglas in "A Perfect Murder"
Years ago, Rush covered this for clarity...
The article says it was decapitation, not dedicktion...
Barron looks Hispanic. Armando is a first name of Spanish origin. One more gift to the U.S. from the hot tempered overly sensitive quick to take offense hordes of South America completely lacking self-control. These men are genetically insane before they even start to get angry. Their entire obsessive existence and sense of self-worth revolves around the woman in their life. You see it in public everywhere now. We need to stop blaming drugs for violent behavior that’s genetically and culturally pre-determined.
Urinalism today
” was charged with killing Amerault and his wife,”
Which wife did he kill? His own or Amerault’s wife?
Fair question.
At first I thought he killed his own wife for cheating, but it was the other guy’s wife.
Did he make a mask out of the lover’s face?
Asking for a friend
Based on that picture, he told her twice.
““She was cooperative after she got caught,” prosecutor Scott Chase said, according to the paper.”
Better late than never.
“Or she smokes Tareytons”!! Too funny! Nobody under 55 would know that
Not hot enough to lose your head over
I don’t know much about Maine demographics, but I have read that the French minority in Maine was historically very poor, and a very large part of the criminal underclass of an otherwise safe and heterogeneous state. I don’t know if Barron is ethnically French but Amerault definitely is.
“... to love, honor, and obey ...” she said.
Hi.
A picture is worth a thousand words.
5.56mm
Good Lord - LOL!!
Looks like Laz already ‘Hit it!’
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