Teen strangled, slit 9-year-old's throat
Wednesday, Nov. 18 2009 @ 11:51AM
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| Cathouse star Brooke Phillips and another woman were shot before the home was set aflame |
David Allen Tyner, a suspect in the murder-arson case that left four people dead in Oklahoma City, has turned himself in after an arrest warrant was issued. Police believe he may be responsible for the murders of Milagrous Barrerra, Brooke Phillips -- who appeared in HBO's Cathouse series -- and two people still unidentified.
Tyner has yet to face official charges, but since Barrerra and Phillips were both pregnant, he's expected to be hit with six counts of homicide. Both women were shot before the house was set on fire. Because the bodies were so badly burned, police are having a hard time identifying the victims...
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Monday, Nov. 9 2009 @ 9:00AM
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| Xavier Cortes was Coconut Grove's magical meter fairy before being forcibly retired by police |
The Parking Wars
Beatings, stabbings, and the wholesale weirdness of just trying to find a parking space in Miami.
The Date Rape Coverup
University of Arizona frat steals 10,000 papers to bury story about girl's drugging at their party.
Ooops, Forget What We Said About the Gangbangers
In its early reporting, CNN suspected soldier/gangbangers in Fort Hood Massacre.
Sunday, Nov. 8 2009 @ 8:48AM
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| Giuseppe "Clutch Hand" Morello, the ruthless boss of America's first Mafia family |
Terror, Extortion, Revenge, Murder and the Birth of the American Mafia
By Mike Dash
Random House
Subject: Giuseppe "Clutch Hand" Morello and what's believed to be America's first truly organized Mafia family.
The Upside: Most Mafia books tend to be first-person tell-alls by the Mafiosi themselves, usually ghost-written by writers whose pact with the subject forces them to not challenge the narrator or dig too deep. And since these tales are being cast by congenital liars, it's hard to know what's fact, what's fiction, and why the career criminal sewing the story tends to be painted in such an honorable light, especially when you know he's really a scumbag...
Sunday, Nov. 8 2009 @ 6:05AM
BBC reporter Paresh Patel was simply trying to do his job, setting up a live shot in Manchester, England. But two dopes decided to harass the TV talker, stalking him for a half-hour through the streets, insulting him and trying to pick a fight.
Patel does his best to defuse the situation, continually walking away. And that's very healthy for our morons. What they don't know is that he's a former international martial arts champ. The chief jerkoff is fortunate to get smacked to the pavement just once before police arrive to save his sorry ass.
Thursday, Oct. 29 2009 @ 2:12PM
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| Lou Dobbs believes his enemies are being inflamed by the liberal media |
"This shot was fired with my wife not, I don't know, 15 feet away, and we had threatening phone calls that I decided not to report because I get threatening phone calls."
New Jersey State police were called to the home that day after Dobbs and his wife heard gunfire. The bullet struck the side of the house and fell to the ground. It's now being analyzed. "We're not sure what the intended target was," Sgt. Steve Jones told Fox News. "It's still under investigation..."
Sunday, Oct. 25 2009 @ 7:11AM
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| William Fenzau was found stabbed multiple times in the chest |
Rush to Justice
Miami police scurry to make an arrest in the murder of a gay meth dealer. Blame it on the 48-hour deadline imposed by reality TV.
He Robbed the Wrong Woman
A Seattle women stabs home invader in the shoulder, then chases him down the street.
Fido Don't Fight No More
A dogfighting ring is busted in Boynton Beach, Florida thanks to an alert animal control officer.
Thursday, Sep. 3 2009 @ 8:11AM
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| Steve Buscemi, the new-old boss of Atlantic City |
This should be good. Martin Scorsese directed the pilot, and he's teaming up with Mark Wahlberg and Terence Winter (a writer for The Sopranos) as producers.
The series is based on the book Boardwalk Empire: The Birth, High Times and Corruption of Atlantic City, by Nelson Johnson. It also stars Dabney Coleman, Michael Pitt and Kelly MacDonald.
