Polygamist leader Warren Jeffs has been sentenced to life in prison for sexually assaulting two underage followers he took as brides in what his church deemed "spiritual marriages."
The head of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints stood quietly as the decision of the Texas jury was read Tuesday. He received the maximum sentence on both counts
The jury deliberated less than half an hour.
The 55-year-old Jeffs was convicted Thursday. During the trial, prosecutors used DNA evidence to show Jeffs fathered a child with a 15-year-old and played an audio recording of what they said was him sexually assaulting a 12-year-old.
Jeffs is the eighth FLDS man convicted since a raid of a ranch run by the church, which believes polygamy brings exaltation in heaven.
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Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Patrick Trejo and Keith Kiefer charged attempting to have sex with dogs via craigslist!
You wouldn't believe me if I told you that these two men who apparently do not know each other, were both arrested for trying to have sex with dogs! These two dirt bags set up appointments via craigslist with a dog owner who was actually a police officer, to meet at a hotel room to have sex with a dog!
WTF!!!
Bestiality on craigslist in Arizona
Another story that will make you wonder how these two idiots are part of the same human race as you!
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio announced on Friday that his deputies arrested and jailed a teacher and a handyman who used the website Craiglist.org to connect with K9 owners offering their dogs for sexual gratification with humans.
Arpaio says his deputies were alerted to the number of people using the website to communicate with others who had an interest in bestiality.
The Sheriff said the undercover investigation began in December and deputies found a secret language being used to hide the suspects' plans.
Arpaio said the suspects agreed to meet a handler with a dog at a local hotel room where the sex acts were to occur. After they entered the hotel room and were positively identified, the men were taken into custody before any act occurred.
Handyman 47-year-old Keith Kiefer of Mesa, and 25-year-old Patrick Trejo, a music teacher at Raul Castro Middle School in Phoenix, were arrested Thursday night.
According to court documents, a detective posing as a dog owner responded to a posting Kiefer listed on Craigslist reading "Beasty Boy Looking for Dog Knot." They exchanged emails in which Kiefer allegedly asked for a photo of the male dog's sexual organ. He received it and responded he "liked it very much," paperwork alleges.
In Trejo's case, according to court documents, he posted a Craigslist ad reading in part, "Really wanna get knotted and bred like a [expletive]. Hit me back if you have a pup to play with!" During his email exchange with the detective, Trejo allegedly specified a male dog, not a female dog.
Deputies say there is a pervasive secret world on Craigslist of people seeking sex with animals.
Kiefer and Trejo are each being held on a $9,800 bond. If posted, they are not allowed to have contact with animals and must remain on house arrest.
They were charged with one count of conspiracy to commit bestiality - sexual contact with an animal.
We contacted the school district where Trejo teaches. They said he will be placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation, and will not be allowed on campus until when or if he is cleared of wrongdoing.
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio announced on Friday that his deputies arrested and jailed a teacher and a handyman who used the website Craiglist.org to connect with K9 owners offering their dogs for sexual gratification with humans.
Arpaio says his deputies were alerted to the number of people using the website to communicate with others who had an interest in bestiality.
The Sheriff said the undercover investigation began in December and deputies found a secret language being used to hide the suspects' plans.
Arpaio said the suspects agreed to meet a handler with a dog at a local hotel room where the sex acts were to occur. After they entered the hotel room and were positively identified, the men were taken into custody before any act occurred.
Handyman 47-year-old Keith Kiefer of Mesa, and 25-year-old Patrick Trejo, a music teacher at Raul Castro Middle School in Phoenix, were arrested Thursday night.
According to court documents, a detective posing as a dog owner responded to a posting Kiefer listed on Craigslist reading "Beasty Boy Looking for Dog Knot." They exchanged emails in which Kiefer allegedly asked for a photo of the male dog's sexual organ. He received it and responded he "liked it very much," paperwork alleges.
In Trejo's case, according to court documents, he posted a Craigslist ad reading in part, "Really wanna get knotted and bred like a [expletive]. Hit me back if you have a pup to play with!" During his email exchange with the detective, Trejo allegedly specified a male dog, not a female dog.
Deputies say there is a pervasive secret world on Craigslist of people seeking sex with animals.
Kiefer and Trejo are each being held on a $9,800 bond. If posted, they are not allowed to have contact with animals and must remain on house arrest.
They were charged with one count of conspiracy to commit bestiality - sexual contact with an animal.
We contacted the school district where Trejo teaches. They said he will be placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation, and will not be allowed on campus until when or if he is cleared of wrongdoing.
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
OutddorBunker.com sucks! Horrible shipping if you get your item at all
Just a qucik heads up if your thinking of ordering anythign from the website called "outdoorbunker.com"...DON'T!
What they do is place orders with a drop shipper, which means that your order will not ship until outdoorbunker.com gets however many more orders they need to meet the minimum order set by the people they buy from. Basicaly, if you buy an item but thier supplier reques say a 50 unit minimum order, you then have to wait until outdoorbunker.com gets 49 more orders for that same item before outdoorbunker.com will place their order with their supplier, then you continue to wait until they ship it to you...if ever...usually you'll be given a refund if you have to wait more than 8 weeks.
Companies should not operate this way and if they do, they should inform the buyer of how the system works. To be read a script on how the comapny is back orderded, it's in the warehouse and needs to be sorted, let me call you back later today with a tracking number etc etc etc
bottom line: DON'T SHOP AT outdoorbunker.com
What they do is place orders with a drop shipper, which means that your order will not ship until outdoorbunker.com gets however many more orders they need to meet the minimum order set by the people they buy from. Basicaly, if you buy an item but thier supplier reques say a 50 unit minimum order, you then have to wait until outdoorbunker.com gets 49 more orders for that same item before outdoorbunker.com will place their order with their supplier, then you continue to wait until they ship it to you...if ever...usually you'll be given a refund if you have to wait more than 8 weeks.
Companies should not operate this way and if they do, they should inform the buyer of how the system works. To be read a script on how the comapny is back orderded, it's in the warehouse and needs to be sorted, let me call you back later today with a tracking number etc etc etc
bottom line: DON'T SHOP AT outdoorbunker.com
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Ocelot chased by dogs in Arizona is very rare treat
Arizona Game and Fish Department officials report that a rare ocelot was observed February 8, 2011, in the Huachuca Mountains in southern Arizona. An individual called Game and Fish this morning to report that while he was working in his yard in the Huachuca Mountains, his dogs began barking at a cat-like animal which quickly climbed a tree. The individual drew closer and suspected that the small spotted cat might be an ocelot. An ocelot is a rare and endangered species of cat
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Wednesday, January 19, 2011
California Court Strikes Down Ammunition Law!
California Court Strikes Down Ammunition Law!
In an important victory for California gun owners, the Fresno Superior Court ruled today that California's new ammunition regulation law is unconstitutional, and blocked further enforcement.
The law, passed last year as AB 962, would have banned mail order ammunition sales and required all purchases of so called "handgun ammunition" to be registered. In an unwritten ruling from the bench, Judge Jeffrey Hamilton found the law unconstitutionally vague on its face and issued an injunction against its enforcement. For now, at least, mail order ammunition sales to California residents can continue, and ammunition sales need not be registered under the law.
In an important victory for California gun owners, the Fresno Superior Court ruled today that California's new ammunition regulation law is unconstitutional, and blocked further enforcement.
The law, passed last year as AB 962, would have banned mail order ammunition sales and required all purchases of so called "handgun ammunition" to be registered. In an unwritten ruling from the bench, Judge Jeffrey Hamilton found the law unconstitutionally vague on its face and issued an injunction against its enforcement. For now, at least, mail order ammunition sales to California residents can continue, and ammunition sales need not be registered under the law.
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