Etc.

You ain't a-kidding this is bad.
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The remains found by a Colorado hiker are believed to be that of a woman missing since 2007.

It is also believed the woman was murdered.
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Opening statements in the Dana Chandler case began today:

Gasoline consumption for the Mitsubishi automobile driven by Dana L. Chandler matched the distance for a round trip from Denver to Topeka in July 2002, when Chandler’s ex-husband and fiance were shot 11 times in a southwest Topeka home, a prosecutor said in opening statements Thursday.

The gas consumption in Chandler’s car didn’t match Chandler’s version of a weekend trip she said she took from her home in Denver that wound through the Colorado mountains west and north of her home, chief deputy district attorney Jacqie Spradling said.

She is guilty as sin, but the only question is whether the jury can put all of the pieces together.

The gas consumption would be impossible for the defense to overcome with no explanation and would alone convict somebody of murder absent any alibi whatsoever. Chandler had the means and the motive to do it. She has no alibi, and she has told different stories over the years of where she was the day and evening of the murders.

Video of the case:



It's a hell of a fascinating case, which some have compared to Betty Broderick's.
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No doubt God would approve of marijuana legalization.
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A no-brainer if it is discovered the teacher did this. Teachers are public servants and representatives of their districts. They are also role models. This extends to their off-hours.
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The media are so full of shit. Right now (3 p.m.) Vinnie Politan is bitching and moaning about Haley Barbour's pardons which were upheld by the Mississippi Supreme Court.

By the way, Vinnie, why don't you tell people there were four--four--convicted murderers out of the 198 people pardoned. Not once did he mention that. You'd have thought all 198 were killers.