Thursday, November 30, 2006

Person of interest named in Trenton Duckett disappearance

Trenton Duckett, a 2 year old boy from Leesburg, Florida, has been missing since August 27, 2006. His mother, Melinda, claimed he had been abducted from his room and she noticed when checking on him. However, much of her story has turned out to be either untrue or not believeable. Melinda and Trenton's father, Joshua, were apparently getting a divorce and there was a dispute over custody. She refused to take a lie-detector test, and then went on The Nancy Grace Show, which turned out to not be in her favor. Melinda committed suicide on September 9, however, the search for Trenton has continued. Joshua is determined to find his son.
It has also come to light that Melinda has been a suspect from the beginning. There were inconsistencies in her apartment (possible blood stains, fresh paint, etc.) and she also threw away in the dumpster all of Trenton's toys, photographs and even one os his sonograms from her pregnancy. Why would a mother do that unless she knew he was not coming home and did not want him home? Most mother's of murdered children hold on to anything and everything that belonged to their child. To me, this was a bad sign.
Now, Melinda's family is trying to sue Nancy Grace, saying she drove Melinda to suicide. Well, in my opinion, that is a crock! She did it out of pure guilt. I realize her family is mourning her loss, and I do feel bad for them, as they loved her very much. Sometimes things in life are not easy to live with or come to terms with. I hope that this situation will have some resolution soon. I do hope and pray that Trenton is alive and well. He has a father and a family that loves him and wants him home. Miracles have happened before!

Help Find Trenton Duckett
Person of interest named in Trenton Duckett disappearance
Investigators Re-Interviewing Potential Witnesses In Duckett Disappearance
America's Most Wanted

Song of the Day: Nobody Rides For Free by Ratt

Wednesday, November 29, 2006

Friday, November 24, 2006

MIchelle Turney's body has been found

Sadly, Kimberly Turney's body was found yesterday, Thanksgiving. However, it was under some strange circumstances. The area where she was found, had been searched several time, and as recently as an hour before. She was found by her cousin, Jeremy. When her body was found, she was very badly beaten, from head to to, covered in bruises. However, since cause of death is not yet known, it is not being classified as a homicide. I am not sure when the autopsy will be, but my guess is that it will then be classified as a homicide. I did read and hear that the police are watching the home of the ex-boyfriend (who she had filed several restraining orders against). It is not known if they are doing this to watch him as a suspect or to make sure that no one goes after him. Both very vaild thoughts.

Right now, my heart goes out to Kim's friends and family, especially her 2 young sons. I hope they find peace in their lives adn can remember her with all the love in the world.


Missing Woman's Body Found Near Vernal
Body of Missing Woman Found
Kim Turney's body found in Uintah County
Body of missing Jensen woman is found

Song of the Day:WKRP - Thanksgiving Turkey Drop

Sure, it is not a song, but it is Thanksgiving and this is one of my favorite clips ever!


Thursday, November 23, 2006

Song of the Day: Black by Pearl Jam

One of my favorites of Pearl Jam. I just love Eddie Vedder's voice.

Wednesday, November 22, 2006

Missing: Kimberly Michelle Turney since 11/17/06 Uintah County, UT

Kimberly Michelle Turney is missing from Uintah County, Utah since last Friday November 17, 2006. Not much has been said about this until yesterday. The Sheriff's Department says that there is no evidence of foul play, but why does that mean no one should be looking for her? And if a burned car and threatening voice mail messages do not throw up a red flag in Uintah County, that is very scary to me. I heard the voice mail messages on the KUTV web site, and I believe those are a bad sign. I hope that they start doing more searches and publicize this more. From all accounts, this is out of character for her. She has 2 children at home and friends and family that are worried about her.


Chopper Crashes In Green River In Eastern Utah
Chopper Crashes During Search for Missing Woman
Green River Chopper Crash Victim's Names Released

Tuesday, November 21, 2006

3 month old Aurora Lee Randles, murdered by mother's boyfriend

Aurora Lee Randles

This beautiful 3-month old little girl was murdered on Saturday November 18, 2006, allegedly by her mother' sboyfriend, Trevor Grover. Apparently he strangled her with a sock. A SOCK. She is only 3 months old. What on earth could she have possibly done to deserve this? Absolutely NOTHING! I hope he rots in hell.



Man Arrested Following Death of 3-month-old Girl
Man Accused of Strangling Baby
Man Charged In Infant Death, Father Returns
South Ogden Child Dead, Man In Custody
Weber County man accused of strangling baby

Trevor Grover

Song of the Day: That Was Yesterday by Foreigner

Another one of my favorite bands.


Monday, November 20, 2006

Song of the Day: Modern Day Cowboy by Tesla

One of my all-time favorite bands.

Sunday, November 19, 2006

WooHoo! We won! Bears over Jets 10 - 0

Thomas Jones



Game Center
Bears turn on Jets in final quarter to take down New York
Bears right at home in Meadowlands, top Jets
Bears Shut Down the Jets
Bears get the job done

Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes get married

Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes married yesterday in an Italian castle north of Rome. They had apparently already been legally married in Los Angeles prior to leaving for Italy to make them legally married, as their Italian ceremony was a Scientologist ceremony, which is not recognized in Italy.

The castle was a beautiful site for their wedding and the bride was radiant and beautiful. I wishe them all of the love and happiness that life can bring them.


Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes wed
Introducing Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cruise
Cruise and Holmes 'on honeymoon'
Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes marry in Italy
Stars fly in for Cruise wedding
All About Tom and Katie

Today's Game: Chicago Bears vs. New York Giants

Muhsin Muhammad

















Game Center
Bears set to battle Jets at Meadowlands
Matchup
Chicago Bears vs. New York Jets: Who the gambling public likes

Song of the Day: Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman by Bryan Adams

one of the most romantic songs ever. And Bryan Adams has the perfect voice for these songs.

Saturday, November 18, 2006

Silly Utah Laws

Silly Utah Laws

You can’t fish from horseback in Utah, but it looks like you can fish from the back of a giraffe or camel.
It’s illegal not to drink milk.
You can marry a first cousin when you reach the age of 50. It’s not illegal to have nuclear weapons, but it’s illegal to ignite them.
Birds have the right of way on all Utah highways.
Whale hunting is an offense in this inland state.
You must ask for the wine list in a restaurant, or it’s not legal to serve you wine with your meals.
Alcoholic beverages can’t contain more than 3.2 percent alcohol.
Nightclubs can only get a liquor license if they claim they are a “real” club or association, and not a for-profit business.
Alcohol cannot be sold during an emergency.
If you’re not a retailer you cannot possess beer in containers bigger than two liters.
If you persist in walking on the cracks between paving stones on the sidewalk of a state highway you are committing a felony.
It’s a crime to curse on a bus.
Women cannot swear.
No dancing cheek to cheek. Daylight must be seen between dancers.
No lovemaking in the back of a moving ambulance. The woman can be charged with a sexual misdemeanor and “her name published in the local newspaper.” Nothing happens to the man.
Falsely accusing a woman of being unchaste is slander and punishable by up to six months in jail and a fine of $1,000.
If a woman commits a criminal act in the presence of her husband, he is responsible.
There’s a $50 fine for snowball throwing.
You cannot carry a violin in a paper bag while walking down the street.
Pharmacists cannot sell gunpowder to cure headaches.
But blind people and quadriplegics have the right to hunt. Killing an on-duty poultry inspector can bring the death penalty.
Consenting, but unmarried, adults who make love can be jailed for six months and fined $1,000.
If you alter the license plate stickers on your car you could receive a 15-year prison sentence and fined $10,000.
A drive-by shooting is punishable by five years in jail and a $5,000 fine.
Boxing matches allowing biting are not allowed.
Despite the fact that all 40 school districts in Utah forbid corporal punishment, parents can give written permission for teachers to spank their kids.
Raffles are defined by law as illegal lotteries. However, they are routinely used by charities and nonprofit groups for fundraisers.
It is illegal to cause a catastrophe.
Auctions can’t be advertised by hiring trombone players to play on the street..

Stupid Criminal of the day

October 23, 1985

Oklahoma City - Dennis Newton was on trial for the armed robbery of a convenience store in a district court this week when he fired his lawyer.

Assistant district attorney Larry Jones said Newton, 47, was doing a fair job of defending himself until the store manager testified that Newton was the robber.

Newton jumped up, accused the woman of lying and then said, "I should of blown you [expletive] head off."

The defendant paused, then quickly added, "-- if I'd been the one that was there."

The jury took 20 minutes to convict Hewton and recommend a 30-year sentence.

Human Skull Found In City Creek Canyon

Human Skull Found In City Creek Canyon

Nov 18, 2006 5:04 pm US/Mountain

Human Skull Found In City Creek Canyon
(KUTV) SALT LAKE CITY A startling discovery for workers in city creek canyon Saturday.

They found a human skull which had been partially buried.

Police say workers trimming trees discovered the skull about a mile up the canyon.

The medical examiner is on the case trying to I.D. the skull, and determine how old it is.

(© MMVI, CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved.)


Interesting indeed!

Top 19 Excuses For Missing Work

Top 19 Excuses For Missing Work

1. If it is all the same to you I won't be coming in to work. The voices told me to clean all the guns today.
2. When I got up this morning I took two Ex-Lax in addition to my Prozac. I can't get off the john, but I feel good about it.
3. I set half the clocks in my house ahead an hour and theother half back an hour Saturday and spent 18 hours in some kind of space-time continuum loop, reliving Sunday (right up until the explosion). I was able to exit the loop only by reversing the polarity of the power source exactly e*log(pi) clocks in the house while simultaneously rapping my dog on the snout with a rolled up Times. Accordingly, I will be in late, or early.
4. My stigmata's acting up.
5. I can't come in to work today because I'll be stalking my previous boss, who fired me for not showing up for work. OK?
6. I have a rare case of 48-hour projectile leprosy, but I know we have that deadline to meet...
7. I am stuck in the blood pressure machine down at the Food Giant.
8. Yes, I seem to have contracted some attention-deficit disorder and, hey, how about them Skins, huh? So, I won't be able to, yes, could I help you? No, no, I'll be sticking with Sprint, but thank you for calling.
9. Constipation has made me a walking time bomb.
10. I just found out that I was switched at birth. Legally, I shouldn't come to work knowing my employee records may now contain false information.
11. The psychiatrist said it was an excellent session. He even gave me this jaw restraint so I won't bite things when I am startled.
12. The dog ate my car keys. We're going to hitchhike to the vet.
13. I prefer to remain an enigma.
14. My mother-in-law has come back as one of the Undead and we must track her to her coffin to drive a stake through her heart and give her eternal peace. One day should do it.
15. I can't come to work today because the EPA has determined that my house is completely surrounded by wetlands and I have to arrange for helicopter transportation.
16. I am converting my calendar from Julian to Gregorian.
17. I am extremely sensitive to a rise in the interest rates.
18. I refuse to travel to my job in the District until there is a commuter tax. I insist on paying my fair share.
19. I've used up all my sick days...so I'm calling in dead!

David Allen Tuck: Got what he deserved.

This week in a Texas courtroom, David Allen Tuck was convicted of the heinous aggravated sexual assault of a minor, a 17 year old Hispanic teen. The attack was extremely violent and brutal, committed with another teen, Keith Robert Turner (who goes to trial in December, I believe). They were all at a party, drinking and using drugs. These two teens sodomized the Hispanice youth with a perforated pipe while shouting racial statements about "white power" and then pouring bleach all over his body. The boy almost died from his injuries, but miraculously cannot remember anything about the attack. He has had numberous surgeries and will still need more. I cannot imagine what he has been through but can only hope that he will be able to movie on with his life. From everything I have read, his family, friends, fellow classmates and community are supporting him and trying to help him. It truly saddens me that anyone has to go through something like this. Unfortunately, this victim was not David Allen Tuck's first victim, as he has been in trouble (and convicted at least once) or other assaults, which I believe were all racially motivated also. In my opinion, the life sentence that David Allen Tuck received is what he deserved. He will not be eligible for parole for at least 30 years, but I am sure by then that he may have received more punishment in prison. Maybe even a taste of what the victim had to go through. I am sure there are some to look up to him, in some strange twisted way, but all he is just a punk sociopath and deserves to spend the rest of his life locked up, so that he may never hurt another member of his community (or any other for that matter)

Students who knew suspects not surprised
Teen Accused of Brutal Houston Attack Says Drugs Made Him Do It
Prosecutor: Hispanic Teen's Beating at Party Was Race Related
Neighbors: Teen's suspected attacker has Nazi sympathies
What happened inside Tuck's house?
Girl whose kiss triggered brutal Spring attack testifies
Woman found beaten Hispanic teen in yard
Jury finds teen guilty in brutal Spring pipe attack
Tuck gets life for savage pipe attack
'I am so sorry,' says one teen's mother to another
'Evil' teen jailed for savage party beating


Song of the Day: Cemetary Gates by Pantera

Friday, November 17, 2006

Football Coaching Legend Bob Schembechler dies today

















Bo Schembechler dies
Michigan Legend Bo Schembechler Dies at 77
Don Shane Remarks on the Passing of Bo Schembechler
Ex-Mich. Coach Schembechler Dies
Ex-Michigan coach Bo Schembechler dies
Bo Schembechler, Former Michigan Football Coach, Dies

UT Breaking News: Missing Boating Couple Bodies found

Update: Destiny Norton murder Craig Roger Gregerson Preliminary Hearing


Gregerson Waives Hearing

Alleged Killer Of Destiny Norton Waives Hearing

UT Breaking News: Shooting in West Point, UT

Police Search West Point Neighborhood For Shooter

Nov 17, 2006 6:47 am US/Mountain

Police Search West Point Neighborhood For Shooter
(KUTV) WEST POINT Police are investigating a shooting in Davis County this morning.

A man was shot twice at a home near 3600 South 1700 West in West Point.

The suspected shooter then took off in the victim’s 1993 white Jeep Wrangler Renegade.

Police found the Jeep several blocks away from the crime scene at 125 S. 1415 W. Police are scouring the neighborhood searching for the suspect.

The victim was transported to the hospital. Officials say his injuries are not life-threatening.


(© MMVI, CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved.)

Song of the Day: Too Late For Love by Def Leppard

Thursday, November 16, 2006

Wednesday, November 15, 2006

Song of the Day: A Toute Le Monde by Megadeth

I love this song. It is the mighty Dave Mustaine and friends.

George Clooney: Sexiest Man Alive? don't think so!

Well, once again George Clooney has been picked as the Sexist Man Alive for People Magazine. Hmm, while he may be nice looking, a decent actor, has a good sense of humor and apparently fairly intelligent, I do not concur! Nor does anyone I know! While my choices may not be, shall we say, mainstream (I would say Dave Mustaine! or Scott William Winters, or his brother Dean, or the ever popular Orlando Bloom), I just don't see what People Magazine sees in him. But, to each his or her own I guess! I will stand by my choice of Dave Mustaine

People picks its 'Sexiest Man Alive'

Tuesday, November 14, 2006

Murder and Rape in Salt Lake City, UT

This is an "interesting" case, to say the least. At first, we were told of a body being found on a lawn. His identity turned out to be Raymond McGaughy, who apparently was recently released from prison (drug related charges). Then we heard that the house where his body was dropped off was under investigation for another crime, a gang rape. In a house where children lived and were at the time of the alleged rape, whose mother allegedly held the victim down and stuck a sock in her mouth so her screams would not bother her children. Some very sick people indeed. It appears to me that the murder of Raymond McGaughy is probably in retaliation for the gang rape. But so far, no word on that from the police.

Officials ID man found shot to death on lawn
Shooting Victim Identified
Murder Victim May Have Ties to Aryan Nation
Murder Victim May Have Ties to Aryan Nation
Police investigating possible link between homicide mystery and assault-kidnapping
Home Where Dead Body Was Found is Center of Another Investigation
Revenge motive in slaying?
Details Emerge in Alleged Rape Case


Darla Woundedhead murder 8/20/02 Salt Lake City, UT

Darla Woundedhead








Suspects
Kerri Armant, 32







Andrea Martinez, 20








Lawrence Clinton Valez, 25 and Robert E. Collins, 19








Todd C. Allen, 18













Pregnant Woman Gunned Down At Salt Lake Motel
Overnight Shooting Leaves Pregnant Woman Dead
Two More Suspects In Custody For Salt Lake Murder
2 men arrested in Salt Lake slaying
Suspect Arrested In Shooting Of Pregnant Woman
Police Arrest Woman In Expectant Mother Shooting
New Developments In Pregnant Woman’s Slaying
Murder charges filed in pregnant woman’s death
First-Degree Murder (4 counts) and Aggravated Robbery (8 counts)
Bullet In Leg Connects 5th Person to Murder
Fifth Person Charged in Killing of Pregnant Woman
Baby Delivered After Mother Killed Making Progress
Father to Take Custody of Baby Woundedhead
Dad Awarded Custody Of Baby Woundedhead
4 to face trial in shooting of pregnant woman
Witnesses Testify in Case of Murdered Pregnant Woman
Five Bound Over in Slaying of Pregnant Woman
Five Accused of Killing Pregnant Woman in Court Today
Suspects in Killing of Pregnant Woman Plead Not Guilty
Man convicted of murdering pregnant woman in motel shootout
For the Record
Woman Pleads Guilty For Role In Slaying
Woman Pleads Guilty for Role in Slaying
'05 murder case nears resolution

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Kiplyn Davis murder May 1995 Spanish Fork, UT

Kiplyn: The end of silent conspiracy?
'Not a conclusion': The authorities urge Spanish Fork residents who may know more to come forward
By Mark Eddington,
Todd Hollingshead
and Pamela Manson
The Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake Tribune

SPANISH FORK - More than a decade after teenager Kiplyn Davis disappeared, her hometown learned the bittersweet news: A former classmate is charged with killing her and authorities hope to find and bring her body home to her grieving parents by spring. On Thursday, prosecutors accused Timmy Brent Olsen of murder in the presumed 1995 death of the 15-year- old. "What a relief," Spanish Fork Mayor Joe Thomas said. "The Kiplyn disappearance has haunted the entire city. What a relief to have those responsible being brought to justice. "We couldn't be happier for [the Davis family] and, at the same time, our hearts go out to them for their tragic loss."
Olsen, a 28-year-old Spanish Fork mechanic, faces up to life in prison if convicted of the first-degree felony. He has been held in Salt Lake County jail since last fall on federal charges of lying to authorities investigating what happened to Kiplyn.
Over the years, Olsen repeatedly described himself as being up a canyon with Kiplyn the day she disappeared, the federal perjury indictments against him contend. He allegedly told others that she walked away with a male friend, then only the man returned.
But according to accounts by other witnesses, Olsen also boasted of killing her himself, federal prosecutors say, alleging he implicated himself to about two dozen friends and acquaintances.
Olsen and four other men were charged last year with federal perjury counts for allegedly lying to police and a grand jury. All but one is a former classmate of Kiplyn. Olsen is the first defendant to face state charges in the case.
At a Thursday news conference, Utah County Attorney Kay Bryson said he does not believe Olsen acted alone in connection with Kiplyn's death, but said prosecutors currently have sufficient evidence to charge only him. Future charges are expected, he said. "There certainly has been a conspiracy of silence," Bryson said.
But the conspiracy is crumbling, he added, and investigators are closer to finding a body. "I think it's only a matter of time," Bryson said. "And perhaps just a matter of waiting for the spring and better weather."
Kiplyn's parents, Richard and Tamara Davis, also are hopeful.
"I think the mountain's coming down," Richard Davis said. "We're getting closer and closer, and every time we have another indictment, every time we have another arrest, every time we have another person plead guilty, [we think] that pretty soon someone's going to finally decide to tell us where she is."
Customers and workers at Duke's Lanes, a coffee shop and bowling alley in Spanish Fork, share that hope.
"People want closure for the family, for them to be able to bury their daughter and get some closure," employee Melissa Manhard said. "They want justice served."
Russel Tiffany said he was surprised how long it has taken to gather evidence. Several residents speculated the five men, who were teenagers in 1995, had help from adults in keeping their secret. "I don't see how that many kids could be involved and their parents not know anything," real estate broker Wayne Roach of Palmyra said. Richard Shumway added: "We pride ourselves on having strong family values but in this case, maybe those values were a little too strong, those family ties a little too binding."
Spanish Fork Police Chief Dee Rosenbaum said charging Olsen is a significant step. He said, "We feel very strongly that there are more people out there in the public that know more information and we want them to contact us and tell us what they've heard, what they know."
Kiplyn, a Spanish Fork High School sophomore, was last seen by her family on May 2, 1995. She left school after lunch and never returned, leaving her purse behind in her locker. Spanish Fork police at first considered the girl a runaway, despite her family's insistence that she never would have disappeared willingly. The case later became a kidnapping probe, joined by the FBI.
In spring 2003, Richard and Tamara Davis asked U.S. Attorney for Utah Paul Warner to help. He agreed to convene a federal grand jury to investigate. Beginning in April, indictments accusing Olsen and the other men of making false statements and perjury were issued one by one. "I feel great that we're at this point," Warner said Thursday. "I emphasize that today was a step, not a conclusion."
meddington@sltrib.com
thollingshead@sltrib.com
pmanson@sltrib.com
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Tribune correspondent Michael Koberlein contributed to this report.

THE FIVE INDICTED

Five men have been indicted on federal counts of perjury and making false statements to authorities investigating the 1995 disappearance of Kiplyn Davis. Each count carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison.






Charged with murder: Timmy Brent Olsen, 28, Spanish Fork
A state charge of murder was filed against Olsen on Thursday. In a 20-count federal perjury indictment, Olsen is accused of lying when he denied admitting several times that he killed Kiplyn or was with her and another man when she disappeared.









Expected to cooperate: Scott Brunson, 28, Spanish Fork
"We anticipate . . . [Brunson and Garry Blackmore] . . . will be assisting in our investigation," Utah County Attorney Kay Bryson said Thursday.
Brunson cut a deal with prosecutors in December, admitting that he had provided a fake alibi for Olsen for the day Kiplyn disappeared. He pleaded guilty to one count of perjury and two counts of making false statement to authorities.









Expected to cooperate: Garry Blackmore, 26, Cardston, Alberta, Canada
On Tuesday, Blackmore, a former Salem resident, pleaded guilty to one count each of perjury and making a false statement. He was accused of lying when he said he had never heard a friend say anything about what happened to Kiplyn. A prosecutor has said Blackmore lied when he said that he and another man never asked a third person for help moving a body two years after the girl disappeared.








Claiming innocence: David Rucker Leifson, 28, Bountiful
Leifson, facing six counts of perjury, is accused of lying when he denied confronting Olsen a year after Kiplyn's disappearance. Leifson allegedly was angry that Olsen was implicating him.













Claiming innocence: Christopher Neal Jeppson, 28, West Jordan
Jeppson allegedly lied when he said Olsen spent hours with him on the day of Kiplyn's disappearance, and when he denied saying or hearing someone else say something about disposing of the girl's body. He is charged with six counts of perjury and three counts of making false statements.







The disappearance of Kiplyn Davis:

* Kiplyn Davis, 15, vanished May 2, 1995, after leaving Spanish Fork High School after lunch.
* In March 2003, U.S. Attorney Paul Warner agreed to convene a grand jury and revive the search for her.
* Five men, most former friends of Kiplyn, have been indicted for perjury since April. They stand accused of lying about what they have said about her disappearance. Finally, her parents have hope that they will find Kiplyn's body and lay her to rest.
* Timmy Brent Olsen, a former classmate of Kiplyn, was charged Thursday with first-degree felony murder in her disappearance.

Kiplyn Davis
FBI Kidnapping poster
Cold case: new hope
Man charged with perjury in Davis case released
A 2nd man is arrested in '95 disappearance
Hopes rise for finding Spanish Fork girl's body
Trial date set in Spanish Fork girl's vanishing
No bail for man in Kiplyn case
Another Man Indicted in Kiplyn Davis Case
A 4th man is indicted in Kiplyn Davis case
Murder Charges Expected In Kiplyn Davis Case
Kiplyn case has a murder charge
U.S. grand jury broke down 'wall'
Kiplyn news lifts spirits
Lack of body is a concern
Olsen vows he's innocent
New Testimony May Lead Police to Kiplyn Davis' Burial Site
Olsen in Court
Kiplyn Davis Allegedly Buried Under A Building
A new court document suggests Kiplyn buried at construction site
Perjury Trial Date Set In Kiplyn Davis Case
Man in Kiplyn Davis Case Pleads Not Guilty
Suspect Formally Charged in Teen's Murder
One Perjury Count Dropped Before Olsen Trial
Kiplyn trial to start
Court whittling Olsen jury
Olsen described as abusive
Witnesses say Olsen confessed to killing
Timmy Brent Olsen trial timeline
Prosecution rests in Olsen trial; defense will not call any witnesses
Defense rests in Olsen trial without calling any witnesses
Olsen's Defense Rests, Calls No Witnesses
Olsen's Ex-Wife And Girlfriends Say He Was Violent
Timmy Olsen verdict: Guilty
Guilty on All Counts for Timmy Olsen
Jury Returns Olsen Verdict: Guilty On All Counts
Prosecutors Seek More Time for Olsen
Prosecutors Seek Long Prison Term for Olsen
Prosecutors Ask for Evidentiary Hearing in Kiplyn Davis Case
Kiplyn Davis Murder Suspect Took Agents On Search
Provo Daily Herald stories
Public Log
Taken From Our Mist

Michael and Sharen Gravelle: children in cages

Michael and Sharen Gravelle


















'Caged Kids' Case Begins Jury Selection
Parents of Caged Children Want Them Back
Cages used to protect kids, couple says
Parents Explain Why They Kept Adopted Special-Needs Kids in Cages
Judge Rules Caging Ohio Children Was Abuse
Gravelles indicted in caged kids case
Ohio Couple Loses Custody of 11 Children

WooHoo! We Won! Bears beat up the Giants!




Tillman proves actions speak louder than words

Muhammad ignites Bears passing game

Hester's electrifying return twice as nice for Bears

Stupid person of the day: Robert Tomlin threw 4 kittens into a pit of fire

Robert Tomlin going to his sentencing







Spiteful ex sentenced for killing kittens
Man Pleads Guilty In Kitten Burning
Man Gets 134 Days in Jail for Burning Ex-Girlfriend's Kittens to Death
Sentencing For Man Who Tortured Girlfriend's Cats

Song of the Day: Is This Love by Whitensake

Saturday, November 11, 2006

Song of the Day: Would by Alice In Chains

I love Alice In Chains. We lost a great talent in music when Layne Staley died. He died way too young.



Friday, November 10, 2006

Song of the Day: Heaven Tonight by Yngwie Malmsteen

Got me hooked on Yngwie! He is my favorite guitarist now.

Thursday, November 09, 2006

Song of the Day: Wildside by Motley Crue

My favorite Motely Crue song. I love it! Saw them on this tour too. Loved the spinning drum kit.


Sunday, November 05, 2006

We lost :(

I don't want to talk about it. I am sad!

Halftime PLEASE HELP ME!

Oh no! Halftime and we are down 14-10. Yes, I am nervious as I do not want to lose. My figuring all season has been that if we lose, it will be to a team with a losing recording and I am nervous that today is that day .

Even if we do lose, which I really hope we don't, we will still be 7-1 and still number one in our Division. Pretty good really. But I don't want to lose to the Dolphins.

Today's Game: Bears vs. Dolphins GO BEARS!



Song of the Day: A New Thing by Enuff Z'Nuff