John Mark Karr goes free??????
Let me see if I can get this straight. John Mark Karr, the JonBenet Ramsey murder suspect and a previous suspect in another unsolved murder, fled the country to Thailand after being released from jail, awaiting trial for child pornography charges. Then he is flown back to Colorado by federal law enforcement officers (where, by the way, he dined on and drank some of the delicacies that many of us will never be able to enjoy) after telling reporters that he was guilty of the JonBenet Ramsey murder. Then he said he didn't kill JonBenet, but he was there with her when she died. DNA tests then prove that he wasn't the murderer. Then he is brought back to Sacramento to face the original child pornography charges and what happens today? The judge has dismissed all charges and John Mark Karr is a free man. HUH?????
You have got to be kidding me!!! Isn't there something that this guy could be locked up on? What about the original child pornography charges? Let's say, as is reported, that the prosecution lost some of the original evidence. Nice job by the way. Isn't there the little problem that he did flee in the first place. Last time I checked that was against the law, isn't it? Or how about this? Doesn't this country lock people up in mental hospitals all the time for being, well, crazy? Can you get more crazier than to tell people you were guilty of one of the more infamous, unsolved murders in the history of this country? I don't know about you all, but that would seem to be the textbook definition of someone who's a few cards shy of a full deck. Know what I mean? Unbeeeeeeeeeeeeeelievable!!! By the way, who footed the bill for this traveling roadshow, that's right you the taxpayer. And as if this story was not weird enough, ABC's Good Morning America was preparing to do a story on Mr. Karr. They were chauffeuring him around in a limo, checking out the sites where he used to live and work, when Mr. Karr gets out of the limo and starts peeking in the windows of the school where he used to work. ABC decided to pull the plug on the interview, stating that, oh you will love this, "Mr. Karr's behavior gave us serious pause." LOL. Nothing before that gave ABC the reason to believe he was a little weird, huh?
So, what have we learned from all of this? That's simple, next time any of us is stopped by a police officer, we confess to the JonBenet Ramsey murder. We will get swept away in a private jet, dining on duck and drinking champagne, given a free DNA test, and then driven around our childhood homes in a limousine by the good people at ABC. Is this the greatest country on Earth, or what?
Hope you enjoyed it, good night and we will talk again tomorrow.
You have got to be kidding me!!! Isn't there something that this guy could be locked up on? What about the original child pornography charges? Let's say, as is reported, that the prosecution lost some of the original evidence. Nice job by the way. Isn't there the little problem that he did flee in the first place. Last time I checked that was against the law, isn't it? Or how about this? Doesn't this country lock people up in mental hospitals all the time for being, well, crazy? Can you get more crazier than to tell people you were guilty of one of the more infamous, unsolved murders in the history of this country? I don't know about you all, but that would seem to be the textbook definition of someone who's a few cards shy of a full deck. Know what I mean? Unbeeeeeeeeeeeeeelievable!!! By the way, who footed the bill for this traveling roadshow, that's right you the taxpayer. And as if this story was not weird enough, ABC's Good Morning America was preparing to do a story on Mr. Karr. They were chauffeuring him around in a limo, checking out the sites where he used to live and work, when Mr. Karr gets out of the limo and starts peeking in the windows of the school where he used to work. ABC decided to pull the plug on the interview, stating that, oh you will love this, "Mr. Karr's behavior gave us serious pause." LOL. Nothing before that gave ABC the reason to believe he was a little weird, huh?
So, what have we learned from all of this? That's simple, next time any of us is stopped by a police officer, we confess to the JonBenet Ramsey murder. We will get swept away in a private jet, dining on duck and drinking champagne, given a free DNA test, and then driven around our childhood homes in a limousine by the good people at ABC. Is this the greatest country on Earth, or what?
Hope you enjoyed it, good night and we will talk again tomorrow.
posted by D. Williams at
6:48 PM
1 Comments:
Nice blog, like the dark blue, your writing, but some photos, different fonts, format might liven it up some.
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thnks dave
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