Jury Seeks Death for Slasher
Tuesday, January 24, 2012 at 6:26 am
Breakfast reading from the Village Voice Empire: After Speicher told of being raped by a fake officer, authorities flew into action, assigning eight people to the investigation and holding a news conference. Guess how happy the cops are now. Westword has the story.
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Breakfast reading from the Village Voice Empire: After Stover allegedly claimed she had uterine cancer, co-workers donated paid leave so she could undergo experimental treatments that turned out to be bogus, and covered her car payments, mortgage and more. Westword has the story.
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Breakfast reading from the Village Voice Empire: Federal auditor Maxwell found evidence of underpaid oil company revenues. Problem is, some of the agency staffers were in bed with industry types -- literally. And then there were the drugs. Westword has the story.
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Breakfast reading from the Village Voice Empire: A pair of cadets failed the exam twice, but when they showed up for a third try, proctor Johnson-Garcia was out of tests -- so she e-mailed them copies. Lo and behold, they passed, and then shared the info with pals. Westword has the story.
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Cops say a woman used a fake certificate to con her way into a psychologist job at a clinic. Karena Garcia's bosses said her work was actually not bad, but if they'd seen her epic Facebook and YouTube rants they might have had second thoughts.Houston Press has the story.
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| Looks like a hack job to me |
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Vintage holiday-season breakfast reading from the Village Voice Empire: A Mendenhall's client asked him to split a $62,000 annuity among his kids after his wife's death. But Mendenhall talked him into investing in a real estate deal instead. Guess how that worked out. Westword has the story.
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Vintage holiday-season breakfast reading from the Village Voice Empire: Former Denver Broncos quarterback John Elway and his partner invested $15 million in Sean Mueller's Ponzi scheme. But it was only discovered when Mueller threatened to jump off a parking garage. Westword has the story.
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Computer giant Hewlett-Packard offers big discounts to companies that place large orders and are expected to be recurring customers. So, prosecutors say, British citizen Mark James set up a series of fake companies, got merchandise cheap, and then resold it for a profit to the tune of $10 million. Houston Press has the story.
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Breakfast reading from the Village Voice Empire: After Lobatos fell off a ladder, he claimed to suffer from vertigo. But symptoms soon escalated to a near-vegetative state, at least when he was visiting doctors. After putting him under surveillance, authorities got an eyeful. Westword has the story.
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