Vegas. Rough town. Could end up swimmin' with the fishes. Maybe it should be called ex-People magazine.
To: Libloather
“The victim’s clothes and shoes were sold at Kmart in the mid-to-late 1970s,”
Why do they have to embarrass the guy like that?
To: Libloather
Digging a grave sized hole in the desert is hard work and takes a lot of time.
To: Libloather
No doubt a silenced .22 rimfire behind the ear. A favorite of the pinky rings.
CC
4 posted on
07/27/2022 1:43:09 AM PDT by
Celtic Conservative
(My cats are more amusing than 200 channels worth of TV.)
To: Libloather
They’re finding all kinds of things because the drought has affected the water level. Look on the bright side of climate change: Lots of Vegas cold case crimes may be solved now. 🤣
To: Libloather
Either somebody couldn't repay a loanshark, or somebody owned some property that was "too good for them" and refused the proverbial offer.
-PJ
6 posted on
07/27/2022 2:03:47 AM PDT by
Political Junkie Too
( * LAAP = Left-wing Activist Agitprop Press (formerly known as the MSM))
To: Libloather
I thought standard practice was to put them in a hole in the desert with their feet out of the ground so the coyotes could dispose of the evidence.
Dumping them in the lake doesn’t get rid of the body and is also ecologically harmful.
To: Libloather
“what happens in Vegas....”
10 posted on
07/27/2022 4:52:07 AM PDT by
nevermorelenore
( If My people will pray ....)
To: Libloather
I read years ago about a village in England that had a graveyard on the hill above the village. All the water wells in the whole area tested to contain human proteins.
They've been drinking their ancestors whose remains from the graveyard seeped in to the ground water drinking supply long ago.
I suppose Las Vegas has been drinking 'humans' too.
12 posted on
07/27/2022 5:42:45 AM PDT by
blam
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