Badger, badger, badger, badger, badger, badger, badger, badger....
Posted on 03/08/2006 6:54:36 AM PST by commish
NO story yet, just a blurb on website and TV.
(Excerpt) Read more at cnn.com ...
Ah yes, the sarcastic line used each time someone thinks their hiccups are the fault of Muslims.
Turned out to be white guys. The knee-jerkers are again deeply saddened.
LOL!
I noticed that too....Bet me loosing a heel on my favorite shoe was their fault too (they've recruited the gophers >:>)
Well, either they want the perps to remain secret in order to catch others , the race/religion/nationality of the perps would be inflammatory, or they are minors.
"Certain surnames are predominantly black?"
They are where I live. If you meet a white guy with the last name Washington or Jefferson, let me know. There are other surnames in this part of the country that are predominanly black. Whoopie. So what?
You ain't been reading the thread, FRiend...
Arrests Made In Alabama Church Fires
POSTED: 9:44 am CST March 8, 2006
UPDATED: 10:49 am CST March 8, 2006
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- Two college students have been arrested in connection with a string of church fires in Alabama.
According to the Alabama Fire Marshal, the two are students at Birmingham Southern College, and were arrested outside their dorms. One of the men owns a vehicle that matches the description of a vehicle that witnesses had placed at the scene of several of the fires.
A spokesman for Birmingham Southern told NBC 13 the school had been informed of the investigation by authorities, and had been cooperating with officials from the church fire task force.
Ben Moseley, 19 and Russell DuBusk are due to appear in Federal court Wednesday and are expected to be charged with conspiracy and individual counts of arson.
Police are also searching for a third man, Matthew Lee Cloyd, reportedly a student attending the University of Alabama-Birmingham.
According to law enforcement officials, there is footprint and fingerprint evidence from the scene, which they believe link the men to the individual crime scenes.
The Baptist churches in rural parts of the state were burned by arsonists last month. Nine of the fires -- five on Feb. 3 in Bibb County and four on Feb. 7 in west Alabama - have been linked. Another church fire on Feb. 11 in Lamar County has been ruled arson, but investigators have not determined if it is connected to the others.
A press conference about the arrests will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, and will include the lead investigators from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco Firearms and Explosives and Federal Bureau of Investigation, law enforcement officials from Bibb, Greene, Pickens, Lamar, Sumter & Tuscaloosa Counties as well as State Fire Marshal Raymond Montgomery, the Birmingham Southern College chief of police, U.S. Attorney Alice H. Martin and Gov. Bob Riley.
Source: http://www.nbc13.com/news/7811631/detail.html
AT the time of my irst post there was no news, so I posted what I thought at the time.
Badger, badger, badger, badger, badger, badger, badger, badger....
What are their DU login names?
I never heard of MySpace until a couple weeks ago
The principal from my kids grade school sent home to parents a 3 page memo about that site with a warning that parents should watch where their kids are surfing on the Internet
#161 Some colleges will accept any warm body, and he's got a lot of body.
That looks a LOT like a bunch of roommates I had a few years ago.
Well, I don't live in your state, but there are lots of white-skinned folks where I am with last names of Washington and Jefferson.
I'll bet there are in your area, too. You just don't know them, so you play the stereotype game. How moronic a thing to say.
They got better worse...
Alabama-Birmingham (UAB) isn't "Roll Tide". They are the Blazers. THE University of Alabama which is in Tuscaloosa is the Crimson Tide.
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