Yesterday in my city there was a mass murder there was 6 people found dead in a street and there were three others that survived that were children. out of the six found dead three of them were children. None of the children were over the age of 12. It is just sad that children have to worry about there lives also.
[At the Bottom of Everything Part 1]
[At the Bottom of Everything Part 2]
And in the face of every criminal
Strapped firmly to a chair
We must stare, we must stare, we must stare
Justice.
It’s stupid to talk about; it’s a pointless cliché, because unfortunately, in most situations, it is nonexistent.
A lot of people travel for business; so it's logical to think that in this day of technological dependency, these people would bring with them laptop computers, kindles, FlyFusion pens, MP3 players, cell phones, and other little techy goodies to help them do their jobs while they are traveling.
Just this Tuesday, public schools in my county were shut down in the morning on account of a bomb threat. The caller claimed that there were fifteen bombs on local school buses. Local authorities and employees of the School District searched all two-hundred-and fifty buses in the system twice.
SO...TODAY IN the NEWS--- among other things such as monks protesting in Myanmar and Iranian President in NY giving a speech at Columbia University. There is also an article concerning Pres. Bush's nomination for Attorney General after the excellent service of our former one, Alberto Gonzales.
On July 4, 2007 in Tacoma, WA, a little girl, 12 years old, was abducted from behind her home. Her father heard a scream, saw a white van, and got a partial license plate number. Yesterday, Zina Linnik's body was found, and a person of interest who had been arrested on an immigration violation was the one who directed law enforcement to her body. This illegal immigrant was also an unregistered sex offender living in a town outside of Tacoma.
