Ten Executions Gone Shockingly Wrong
Thursday, May 16, 2013 at 7:36 am
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Tags: Arizona, Phoenix New Times
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: The Discovery Channel had just cancelled American Guns after the Sandy Hook tragedy when burglars struck, followed quickly by the I.R.S. agents -- who claim the reality-TV family was, in reality, scamming the feds big time. Westword has the story.
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: A robbery victim in St. Louis, Missouri was so fed up with the break-ins at her home that she decided to write her suspects a letter explaining just how awful these experiences were for her. Did it help? Riverfront Times has the story. 
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: Ryan Hudson, 20, and an accomplice were apparently not satisfied with their first kidnapping/robbery of two St. Louis, Missouri women. So they came back to the same home -- and terrorized them again. Riverfront Times has the story. 
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: The fact that a 49-year-old woman was holding her infant grandchild did not stop three suspects from robbing her at her home -- and slapping her with a handgun. What did they get out of the ordeal? Riverfront Times has the story. 
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A man was bending genders and the law when he showed up to a PNC bank in Sebastian, Florida this week dressed in women's clothes complete with a handgun in his purse. While his lacy pink sweater and matching pink, fuzzy slippers suggested something casual, the man meant business and demanded cash from the teller. Miami New Times has the story.
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: 18-year-old Jamond Carter is accused of breaking into a St. Louis, Missouri home -- robbing the residents at gunpoint and threatening the family, which included four children, ages one, three, four and six. His accomplice's crimes were worse. Riverfront Times has the story. 
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Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: The pair allegedly got a lot done in an hour and a half, including a truck theft, one armed robbery that didn't work, one that did and a police chase. Kids grow up so fast these days. Westword has the story.
Reading from the Village Voice Empire: Dallas police are on the lookout for a 6'2", 300-pound Hispanic man who staged an expert robbery of a Victoria Secret on the eve of Valentine's Day. The man walked through the front door and stole 20 sets of pajamas. Dallas Observer has the full story. 
