Posted on 10/22/2010 10:45:02 AM PDT by library user
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A former real estate agent drove with the partially mummified body of a homeless woman in the passenger seat of her car for between three and 10 months, according to a report.
The grim discovery was made after the car was left partially blocking a driveway in Costa Mesa, Calif., on Monday and the police were called, the Orange County Register reported.
When the officers arrived, they noticed a foul smell coming from inside the vehicle, a 1997 Mercury Marquis, and then saw a leg poking out from a pile of clothes used to conceal the body.
They smashed a window and found the body, along with a box of baking soda which had been used to reduce the odor.
"This person was somewhat used to the smell," Costa Mesa Police Sgt. Ed Everett said.
The 57-year-old former real estate agent said she had been too afraid to call the police after she found the body of the woman, the Register reported.
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WHAT are you talking about????
That was Lazamataz trying to hit it.
How would you like to have been a home buyer riding around with her on a hot Saturday afternoon looking at listings?
HOV-3 or HOV-4 is definitely the target when it comes to live commuters.
Guess they don’t have to worry about the passenger side airbag deploying.
Either a Social Security sham or an attempt to cross the border with drugs in the mummified body.
Some real estate agents just don’t give up.
Bet she’s an Obama supporter.
Henry: Hey! Fred! I hear to got a skunk for a pet!
Fred: Yep! Sure do!
Henry: So where do you keep him?
Fred: Under my bed.
Henry: What about the smell?
Fred: Oh. Well, he’ll have to get used to it like I did.
She was just waiting for the election. The Dems need all the votes they can get.
I’am the passenger...and I ride and I ride........
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