To: null and void
Chuck Rosenthal doesn't get my vote anymore (and some other Republicans have decided to stop voting for him as well).
I'd still like to know who murdered the gay lover who originally called the cops on that gay lovemaking session in the apartment. He was an abused lover of one of the men. He had a pending case of assault against one of the men at the time he was murdered. To the best of my knowledge, this case has received ZERO attention (I discovered it on the police website when I did a Google search for background on the men who were involved in the case).
Then again the city of Houston is notably poor at addressing violent crime. Fines are where the money is and the city needs lots of it.
232 posted on
02/23/2006 11:15:30 PM PST by
weegee
("Remember Chappaquiddick!"-Paul Trost (during speech by Ted Kennedy at Massasoit Community College))
To: weegee
In most cities, the typical murder gets about as much attention as a traffic fatality.
If the crime is especially gruesome and the victim is young and pretty, and Fox doesn't already have a young and pretty victim story running, it *might* get mentioned on more than one news cycle.
235 posted on
02/23/2006 11:22:33 PM PST by
null and void
(Imagine what they would be doing if it wasn't a religion of peace!!!)
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