Dog-the Bounty Hunter

“I thought that I was cool enough in the black world to be able to use that word as a brother to a brother, I’m not. I didn’t know really know until three or four days ago what that meant to black people. I now learned I’m not black at all" AHAHAHAHA!

I'm ashamed to say that....

I have gotten sucked into the MTV's new dating reality show A Shot at Love with Tila Tequila..

There I said it...I feel much better. On to my point. My new fav. Dani. Why? you ask...I dunno, really I don't. She's just cool. And she's a firefighter. Can you say best of both worlds? LOL

Quick bio of Dani: From Fort Lauderdale, 29-year-old Dani Campbell is a tomboy who thinks that she is not feminine and not butch, but a little of both. She is a firefighter who seeks the flames of love as a shy romantic. Her hobbies include watching movies, reading, camping, playing paintball, kickball and softball. A firefighter and paramedic, she used to work as a bartender back when she was in college. She enjoys her current job of saving people's lives, as it means a lot to her.

That's my pick. Period. Times two.

Megan Meier had said....."He's Hot"..... when a cute teenage boy named Josh contacted her on My Space and began exchanging messages with her.
Megan, a 13-year-old who suffered from depression and attention deficit disorder, corresponded with Josh for more than a month before he abruptly ended their friendship, telling her he had heard she was cruel.
The next day Megan committed suicide. Her family learned later that Josh never actually existed; he was created by members of a neighborhood family that included a former friend of Megan's.
Now Megan's parents hope the people who made the fraudulent profile on the social networking Web site will be prosecuted, and they are seeking legal changes to safeguard children on the Internet.
The girl's mother, Tina Meier, said she doesn't think anyone involved intended for her daughter to kill herself.
"But when adults are involved and continue to screw with a 13-year-old, with or without mental problems, it is absolutely vile," she told the Suburban Journals of Greater St. Louis, which first reported on the case.
Tina Meier said law enforcement officials told her the case did not fit into any law. But sheriff's officials have not closed the case and pledged to consider new evidence if it emerges.
Megan Meier hanged herself in her bedroom on Oct. 16, 2006, and died the next day. She was described as a "bubbly, goofy" girl who loved spending time with her friends, watching movies and fishing with her dad.
Megan had been on medication, but had been upbeat before her death, her mother said, after striking up a relationship on MySpace with Josh Evans about six weeks before her death.
Josh told her he was born in Florida and had recently moved to the nearby community of O'Fallon. He said he was homeschooled, and didn't yet have a phone number in the area to give her.
Megan's parents said she received a message from him on Oct. 15 of last year, essentially saying he didn't want to be her friend anymore, that he had heard she wasn't nice to her friends.
The next day, as Megan's mother headed out the door to take another daughter to the orthodontist, she knew Megan was upset about Internet messages. She asked Megan to log off. Users on MySpace must be at least 14, though Megan was not when she opened her account. A MySpace spokeswoman did not return calls seeking comment.
Someone using Josh's account was sending cruel messages. Then, Megan called her mother, saying electronic bulletins were being posted about her, saying things like, "Megan Meier is a slut. Megan Meier is fat."
Megan's mother, who monitored her daughter's online communications, returned home and said she was shocked at the vulgar language her own daughter was sending. She told her daughter how upset she was about it.
Megan ran upstairs, and her father, Ron, tried to tell her everything would be fine. About 20 minutes later, she was found in her bedroom. She died the next day.
Her father said he found a message the next day from Josh, which he said law enforcement authorities have not been able to retrieve. It told the girl she was a bad person and the world would be better without her, he has said.
Another parent, who learned of the MySpace account from her own daughter who had access to the Josh profile, told Megan's parents about the hoax in a counselor's office about six weeks after Megan died. That's when they learned Josh was imaginary, they said.
The woman who created the fake profile, Lori Drew, has not been charged with a crime. She allegedly told the St. Charles County Sheriff's Department she created Josh's profile because she wanted to gain Megan's confidence to know what Megan was saying about her own child online.
The mother from down the street told police that she, her daughter and another person all typed and monitored the communication between the fictitious boy and Megan.
A person who answered the door at the family's house told an Associated Press reporter on Friday afternoon that they had been advised not to comment.
Megan's parents had been storing a foosball table for the family that created the MySpace character. Six weeks after Megan's death, they learned the other family had created the profile and responded by destroying the foosball table, dumping it on the neighbors' driveway and encouraging them to move away.
Megan's parents are now separated and plan to divorce.


Sick....Sick Sick Sick


Because Megan was killed by her friend's parents, Lori Drew and Curt Drew, using lethal hate words and Internets, justice must be served! In the same vein as people who are almost raped want sympathy, many butthurt news commentators have insisted the local authorities and FBI press charges for murder in this case. Unfortunately, as it turns out, suicide isn't murder. But there is hope! Killing someone with e-mail is the closest thing to murder since trepanation, and that gives Megan's parents greater leverage in the American justice system.


Lori Drew Shame on You!


Update: Ex-Cop's Third Wife Was Killed
A story I've been following is Stacy Peterson who's been missing for a few weeks now and still no sign although her husband, Drew Peterson, is now officially being named a suspect in her disappearance. Also, Peterson's third wife, Kathleen Savio, who's death in 2004 had been ruled an accidental drowning, has been exhumed and officials have re-named her death a homicide and are now re-opening the investigation into her death. Things are not looking well for Drew, who resigned last week as Police Sergeant in his local Bollingbrook, Illinois law enforcement department.

Drew Peterson told NBC’s “Today” that his wife fell into a deep depression after her sister died of cancer, and had been taking medication. They often had fights after that, he said.
“I’m not trying to be funny, but Stacy would ask me for divorce after her sister died on a regular basis,” Peterson said. “It was based on her menstrual cycle.”

This guy is an ASS. This is like watching Scott Peterson all over again. *Sigh* *Gag*

And like a textbook....

An exhumation is the latest twist in a story that's developed since Sgt. Drew Peterson's wife, Stacy Peterson, disappeared last month. Family members of Kathleen Savio, Peterson's third wife, say authorities have told them they're going to exhume the woman's body. Savio died in 2004. Melissa Marie Doman, Savio's niece, said family members support the decision by the Will County State's Attorney's Office. The family has said that they've long suspected that Savio didn't drown accidentally in her bath tub as was determined by the coroner's office.

A neighbor who was with Drew Peterson when he found his third wife dead in a bathtub said on Thursday, that finding the body would be forever fused into his memory. "It's something you'd see in a movie; it was something I'll never forget," said Steve Carcerano, who was Peterson's neighbor when he was married to Kathleen Savio.
Carcerano described Peterson's reaction when he saw Savio's body in the tub. "He ran upstairs and upon seeing her, he just broke down and started screaming, 'Oh my God, oh my God! What am I gonna tell my kids?'" he said. "Do you want to comment on the coroner's statement?" a reporter asked Peterson as he was going from his SUV to his front door Thursday night. "I have no comments for the media because they did everything wrong," he said, barely showing his face under a hooded sweatshirt. Vatis said that Savio's sister has come forward with more background on the couple's marriage. While they had gotten a divorce, she said, the finances were left uncertain and that Savio feared Peterson. She testified that Savio once told her that if she should die, "it may look like an accident, but it isn't."

Not rocket science people.....I'll just sit back and wait for this one to unfold how I'm sure we all suspect it's going to. Enjoy your last days as a free man Mr. Peterson... kiss your kids....say your prayers and hope they don't one day throw you away for doing such to their mother's.