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Non-Tech : A Lamp For Diogenes! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Arthur Radley who wrote (42)	12/8/2007 3:19:37 PM
From: Arthur Radley	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 55

Texas Justice.....!!! Monday, December 3rd, a local man leaves home to take his daughter to school....after apparently dropping the kid at school, he disappears. On Tuesday night, December 4th, police find his car on the opposite side of town being driven and occupied by two teenagers. Police detain one of them on outstanding warrants and merely gives the car back to missing man's wife....with no effort to check the car for evidence as to where the missing owner might be. Finally, December 5th, and after local TV stations start running interviews with the wife, asking for help, the police start showing a degree of interest in the case.The man's picture was shown morning, noon and night on TV reports. Police finally inspect the auto and find strong evidence of illegal drugs having been used in the car. So from Monday, December 3rd, lets jump to Saturday morning, December 8th, and the good news that the husband has been found. And just where was the man found.......????? In a hospital suffering from stab wounds!!!! Stabs wounds that will apparently keep him from delivering his normal Sunday morning sermon to his church...the church where he is the minister. Did I mention that he was a black man?? So always remember! On TV shows, the first place cops look for missing individuals are the hospitals and morgues....but not if you happen to be black and living in Texas