What a sad, sad story ... a poor woman throws away her life for a love fantasy. She must've been very lonely indeed.

Happens all the time - https://abcnews.go.com/US/joyce-mit...ase-years-helping-convicted/story?id=68789748

They even investigate why and tell them how to avoid it - https://www.corrections1.com/staff-...what-can-be-done-to-stop-it-gCmbflIEe3ro0kz2/

 

http://www.phylon-tgonzalez.com/downingaduck.html
The prison jargon term “duck” refers to an institution employee who can be manipulated or easily fooled.

“Only one thing. Now that you are back in prison, are you trying to acquire, or have you acquired another duck?”
I leaned back on my chair, fixed my eyes on the petitioner as I thought about the question, took a stick of chewing
gum from my shirt pocket, unwrapped it, and slowly slid it into my mouth. I stood to leave the room, paused at the
door, smiled, and said, “They don’t sell gum in these joints…later, man!”

 

"I need an extra-long rake."

 

What a sad, sad story ... a poor woman throws away her life for a love fantasy. She must've been very lonely indeed.

WFT?
Casey White could be charged with Vicky White's murder

An escape charge would be hard to prove, murder, impossible IMO. I would say (as a lawyer) she was a kidnapper with guns, handcuffs, money and committed suicide when about to be arrested for her many crimes to my client and society.

 

WFT?
Casey White could be charged with Vicky White's murder

An escape charge would be hard to prove, murder, impossible IMO. I would say (as a lawyer) she was a kidnapper with guns, handcuffs, money and committed suicide when about to be arrested for her many crimes to my client and society.

The rather important ability of logical thinking seems to be badly lacking in our law enforcement institutions nowadays ...

 

http://www.phylon-tgonzalez.com/downingaduck.html
The prison jargon term “duck” refers to an institution employee who can be manipulated or easily fooled.

If she is a "duck", it's really funny that she is described as...
"It’s also been reported that Vicky White walks with a waddle."

https://1025wowcountry.com/2022/05/...former-officer-found-in-williamson-county-tn/

 

WFT?
Casey White could be charged with Vicky White's murder

An escape charge would be hard to prove, murder, impossible IMO. I would say (as a lawyer) she was a kidnapper with guns, handcuffs, money and committed suicide when about to be arrested for her many crimes to my client and society.

Root cause was likely loneliness - that being the case, her friends and family sould also be charged with murder (unless nobody gets charged with murder).

 

South Carolina man dies of heart attack while burying girlfriend he killed, authorities say​

A South Carolina man accused of strangling his girlfriend died of a heart attack while burying her in their yard in a twist of what some might call poetic justice, according to reports

 

Debating from the toilet:

Canada MP regrets calling into debate from toilet

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A Canadian lawmaker has apologised for appearing remotely for a parliamentary session from a toilet cubicle. Liberal MP Shafqat Ali was panned by a Conservative party lawmaker on Friday after colleagues noticed the familiar background of the building's washroom.

 

Not quite what I expected. They have been around forever, but it wasn't until a bit of luck in the mid 1700s that they finally became what we all know today.

 

Finally a case in NK.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...s-it-has-its-first-covid-case-orders-lockdown

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un ordered all cities to be put under lockdown after the state for the first time Thursday said it has Covid-19 in its borders.

“A serious situation has been created due to the introduction of a stealth omicron mutant virus into our precincts,” its official Korean Central News Agency said. At a party meeting attended by Kim, authorities elevated the country’s national quarantine measures to “maximum emergency,” it added.

Kim ordered “all cities and counties across the country to thoroughly lockdown their areas,” so as to “completely block the transmission of malicious virus,” according to KCNA.

 

Finally a case in NK.
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https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...s-it-has-its-first-covid-case-orders-lockdown

So they ran out of ... luck? ... ... or excuses?

 

So they ran out of ... luck? ... ... or excuses?

Ran out of lies?

 

World record turret toss.

 

Ran out of lies?

how dare you suggest such an atrocious thing about the SL of the honorable DPRK!

 

how dare you suggest such an atrocious thing about the SL of the honorable DPRK!

Ok, He is a great dancer.

 

World record turret toss.

US Intel calls the turret issue on a Russian tanks a Jack-in-the-box design flaw.

https://www.cnn.com/2022/04/27/europe/russia-tanks-blown-turrets-intl-hnk-ml/index.html

 

This guy would better start getting busy:

Couple in India sue son for not giving them a grandchild

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A couple in the north Indian state of Uttarakhand are suing their only son and his wife for not giving them a grandchild after six years of marriage. Sanjeev and Sadhana Prasad, 61 and 57, say they used up their savings raising their son, paying for his pilot's training as well as a lavish wedding. They are demanding compensation worth nearly $650,000 (£525,000) if no grandchild is born within a year. The highly unusual lawsuit was filed on grounds of "mental harassment".

 

https://www.theguardian.com/fashion...ot-change-name-despite-letter-from-conde-nast

Cornish pub will not change name despite letter from Vogue owner
Landlords of Star Inn at Vogue says it ‘wouldn’t have taken five minutes’ to find out pub is named after hamlet

The Star Inn has been in the small village of Vogue, near St Day, for hundreds of years, Mark wrote in response – in which his answer to the request was a “categorical no”.

The magazine’s letter was “hilariously funny”, he wrote. He believes it was sent in confusion after the couple changed their trading status to a limited company.

He added: “I presume that at the time when you chose the name Vogue in the capitalised version you didn’t seek permission from the villagers of the real Vogue. I also presume that Madonna did not seek your permission to use the word Vogue (again the capitalised version) for her 1990s song of the same name.”

 

Dancing frenzy:

The people who 'danced themselves to death'

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In 1518, a 'dance plague' saw citizens of French city Strasbourg reportedly dancing uncontrollably for days on end – with fatal results. It's a bizarre event that continues to fascinate artists and writers, writes Rosalind Jana.