[CherylBower]

What a great family reunion. They are the lowest of the low. Oh wait, they are crack addicts. Redundancy.

Goza the Gozarian has come.

[MrLeRoy]

If crack was illegal, this never would have happened.

[TheBigB]

If anything deserved a "Just damn" alert...

[wideawake]

If crack were legal, these great-grandkids would have stopped by to see him, given hima big hug, looked at some photo albums and then taken their beloved great-grandpa out for dinner.

[Walkingfeather]

those that want to legalize drugs please ask yourself these 3 questions....

What child would say that their parents were better parents when taking drugs?

What parent would say their children were better children when they took drugs?

What Great grand father would say his Great Grandchildren were better grand children when they were taking drugs?

[jmc813]

WOD Ping

[sweet_diane]

I hope these kids are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law!!

[Khurkris]

"Reed said Ernest C. Goza, 89, of the Mt. Vernon community in DeKalb County, heard a knock at his door at 4 a.m. on Sept. 14 and found his great-granddaughter, 27-year-old Jennifer Goza, standing at the doorstep.

Reed said Waylon Goza began beating his great-grandfather with a wooden stick. Jennifer Goza then took Ernest Goza's wallet, and the two then left the house, Reed said.

"He was badly beaten, and it took all his strength to get up and go over to his son's house for help," Reed told the Fort Payne Times-Journal.

Ernest Goza's son took him to DeKalb Baptist hospital, and he later was transferred to Erlanger Hospital in Chattanooga, Tenn., Reed said. Goza spent three days in Erlanger's trauma unit and was unable to speak to investigators until Monday.

I thought this thread was about this horrible event.