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Runaway Bride Jennifer Wilbanks is indicted
AP Wire | 5/25/05

Posted on 05/25/2005 8:25:05 AM PDT by Brian Mosely

LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. (AP) — Runaway Bride Jennifer Wilbanks is indicted with making a false statement and reporting a false crime.


TOPICS: Crime/Corruption; Culture/Society; News/Current Events; US: Georgia; US: New Mexico
KEYWORDS: ditzybroad; jenniferwilbanks; runawaybride; wilbanks
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To: Xenalyte; cajungirl; maggiefluffs; SoVaDPJ

after all we went through together with Jenn, and i have to find this out just by seeing it go by in RECENT POSTs??? /sob


101 posted on 05/25/2005 9:01:45 AM PDT by xsmommy
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To: brigette

It's a new age masterpiece!


102 posted on 05/25/2005 9:02:19 AM PDT by gopwinsin04
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To: Quilla

He's the uncensored version:

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/0513051wilbanks1.html


103 posted on 05/25/2005 9:04:43 AM PDT by maggief
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To: xsmommy

Think I'll bake her a cake with Grande Baroque sterling flatware in it.

*sob*


104 posted on 05/25/2005 9:06:08 AM PDT by maggief
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To: Semper Paratus

Remember that song: "She has Marty Feldman Eyes"?


105 posted on 05/25/2005 9:06:41 AM PDT by fish hawk (I am only one, but I am not the only one.)
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To: rog4vmi
Aside from the sums spent in the search effort -- please tell me who was harmed here? It's a victimless crime.

From Dictionary.com

vic·tim ( P ) Pronunciation Key (vktm) n.

1. One who is harmed or killed by another: a victim of a mugging.

2. A living creature slain and offered as a sacrifice during a religious rite.

3. One who is harmed by or made to suffer from an act, circumstance, agency, or condition: victims of war.

4. A person who suffers injury, loss, or death as a result of a voluntary undertaking: You are a victim of your own scheming.

5. A person who is tricked, swindled, or taken advantage of: the victim of a cruel hoax.

Glad you are a former procecutor. Many people were victimized by this woman's stunt and think she should be held accountable for her actions. Members of law enforcement have better things to do with their time than searching for someone who staged a phony abduction. Countless volunteers missed work and other events in order to help find her.

Your own words make the case that she should be punished:
At a time when there are real crimes (e.g., rape, murder, robbery) being committed across the country, our collective focus needs to be placed on those quarters that deserve our attention.

The plague of sexual predators stalking our children is but one example.


It's hard for law enforcement to fight crime when they're busy chasing their tails for someone who doesn't need or deserve their help.

106 posted on 05/25/2005 9:07:37 AM PDT by demkicker (We were nuked by 7 RINOS)
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To: xzins
Yep. Putting her in jail would serve no purpose at all. As a matter of fact, I am against putting people in jail for nonviolent crimes. I feel that they can best punished by making them pay for their crimes in other ways. Martha Stewart could have worked for Habit for Humanity for one thing. Or, she could have worked in a soup kitchen. She could have used her talents for good for the time of her jail sentence instead of using taxpayers' money to house her in prison. White collar criminals could serve sentences on the outside in much better ways and save taxpayers' money and help society as well.
107 posted on 05/25/2005 9:07:43 AM PDT by Goodgirlinred ( GoodGirlInRed Four More Years!!!!!)
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To: Brian Mosely
I'm surprised.

She will probably be offered a plea deal to avoid jail time. I hope that part of the deal includes getting counseling for a couple of years.

108 posted on 05/25/2005 9:07:43 AM PDT by george wythe
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To: AUsome Joy

CNN radio reported that the (local ?) law enforcement folks want her to pay $43,000 in restitution, but Wilbanks wants to pay only $13,000.


109 posted on 05/25/2005 9:07:58 AM PDT by LibFreeOrDie (L'chaim!)
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To: Brian Mosely

In a related story, Jennifer Wilbanks' fiance was indicted for being a moron. Sean Hannity is expected to be called as a character witness.


110 posted on 05/25/2005 9:08:22 AM PDT by ArmedNReady
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To: xsmommy

That's what I get for not having my ping list up here!

HUGE apologies!


111 posted on 05/25/2005 9:09:58 AM PDT by Xenalyte (End women's suffrage! Hasn't the country suffered enough?)
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To: Xenalyte

that's ok.../sniff


112 posted on 05/25/2005 9:10:46 AM PDT by xsmommy
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To: Goodgirlinred
White collar criminals could serve sentences on the outside in much better ways and save taxpayers' money and help society as well.

Why should white-collar criminals be treated special? Blue-collar criminals have many talents (often more useful than white-collar workers) that could help society.

113 posted on 05/25/2005 9:11:49 AM PDT by LibFreeOrDie (L'chaim!)
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To: maggiefluffs

Yikes!


114 posted on 05/25/2005 9:12:53 AM PDT by Quilla
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To: rog4vmi
Careful, you're makin' sense right off the bat and the deputies of smug are liable to kick yer ass.

Welcome to FR !

115 posted on 05/25/2005 9:16:17 AM PDT by tomkat
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To: rog4vmi

If we imprisoned everyone who lied to the police we would need about ten times more prisons.


116 posted on 05/25/2005 9:17:46 AM PDT by stinkerpot65
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To: rog4vmi

'In the end, this woman will likely make a plea -- and receive a misdemeanor. In the end, much ado about nothing. '

The why the bleating? As a 'former prosecutor' you should have seen this type of activity quite often.


117 posted on 05/25/2005 9:18:15 AM PDT by xone
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To: Brian Mosely

I'm wondering if it was Georgia or New Mexico who handed down the indictment. She committed no crime in Georgia.


118 posted on 05/25/2005 9:18:33 AM PDT by Bloody Sam Roberts (If you only knew the powerrrrr of the Tagline.)
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To: rog4vmi

I know I'll sleep a lot better at night knowing this dangerous woman is behind bars for 5 years while Michael Jackson continues to read bedtime stories to little boys.


119 posted on 05/25/2005 9:19:07 AM PDT by Texas Deb
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To: maggiefluffs


How can Georgia charge her when she made the police report in Nevada?

Seems the FBI or Nevada would have to charge her. Not Georgia.


120 posted on 05/25/2005 9:20:26 AM PDT by FD_Pilot
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