Lost plane found

http://www.ktvb.com/news/localnews/s....a9d604b2.html

Don't know if any of your remember the story about the guy and his dog
who went missing on a flight from Idaho back to Seattle days before he
was to plead guilty to a crime, but they found the wreckage...

On Sep 6, 12:48 pm, wrote:
http://www.ktvb.com/news/localnews/s...07-plane_wreck....

Don't know if any of your remember the story about the guy and his dog
who went missing on a flight from Idaho back to Seattle days before he
was to plead guilty to a crime, but they found the wreckage...

Wow, I'm really missing something here. He messed around with a 20
year old baby sitter? Maybe a bit disgusting of an activity for a 54
year old guy but where is the crime?

-Robert

In a previous article, "Robert M. Gary" said:
Wow, I'm really missing something here. He messed around with a 20
year old baby sitter? Maybe a bit disgusting of an activity for a 54
year old guy but where is the crime?

The article says he "fondled" her and he was charged with "indecent
liberties". That implies a lack of consent. *That* is a crime.


--
Paul Tomblin http://blog.xcski.com/
Renting airplanes is like renting sex: It's difficult to arrange on short
notice on Saturday, the fun things always cost more, and someone's always
looking at their watch.

"Robert M. Gary" wrote:

Wow, I'm really missing something here. He messed around with a 20
year old baby sitter? Maybe a bit disgusting of an activity for a 54
year old guy but where is the crime?

His attentions might have been unwelcome.

But even if she filed some kind of sexual molestation charge against him,
isn't that still just a she said/he said deal? What kind of evidence made
him plead guilty?

--
Dan
T-182T at BFM

His attentions might have been unwelcome.

But even if she filed some kind of sexual molestation charge against him,
isn't that still just a she said/he said deal? What kind of evidence made
him plead guilty?

--
Dan
T-182T at BFM

Technically, he never did plead guilty since he died days before he
could...

"Dan Luke" wrote in message
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"Robert M. Gary" wrote:

Wow, I'm really missing something here. He messed around with a 20
year old baby sitter? Maybe a bit disgusting of an activity for a 54
year old guy but where is the crime?

His attentions might have been unwelcome.

But even if she filed some kind of sexual molestation charge against him,
isn't that still just a she said/he said deal? What kind of evidence made
him plead guilty?


In the Soviet of Washington, there is implied guilt. If you are male, you
are already guilty.

"Ken Finney" wrote in message
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"Dan Luke" wrote in message
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"Robert M. Gary" wrote:

Wow, I'm really missing something here. He messed around with a 20
year old baby sitter? Maybe a bit disgusting of an activity for a 54
year old guy but where is the crime?

His attentions might have been unwelcome.

But even if she filed some kind of sexual molestation charge against him,
isn't that still just a she said/he said deal? What kind of evidence
made him plead guilty?


In the Soviet of Washington, there is implied guilt. If you are male, you
are already guilty.


There's been several extortion rings taken down in the past where female
hitchhikers would accuse the driver of molestation and expect a payoff.

Wayyyyy back, Jack Webb's "Dragnet" even did an episode on it. One can only
imagine how much easier it is now.

Ironic, isn't it, that some women screwed things up for other women with
legitimate complaints. These same &$(#'s even destroyed chivalry.


Matt B.
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- Dr. Richard Lindzen, MIT, (6-26-06)

"Ken Finney" wrote in message
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"Dan Luke" wrote in message
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"Robert M. Gary" wrote:

Wow, I'm really missing something here. He messed around with a 20
year old baby sitter? Maybe a bit disgusting of an activity for a 54
year old guy but where is the crime?

His attentions might have been unwelcome.

But even if she filed some kind of sexual molestation charge against him,
isn't that still just a she said/he said deal? What kind of evidence
made him plead guilty?


In the Soviet of Washington, there is implied guilt. If you are male, you
are already guilty.




Agree Agree I reside in Washington!!!

NW_Pilot wrote:
"Ken Finney" wrote in message
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"Dan Luke" wrote in message
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"Robert M. Gary" wrote:

Wow, I'm really missing something here. He messed around with a 20
year old baby sitter? Maybe a bit disgusting of an activity for a 54
year old guy but where is the crime?
His attentions might have been unwelcome.

But even if she filed some kind of sexual molestation charge against him,
isn't that still just a she said/he said deal? What kind of evidence
made him plead guilty?

In the Soviet of Washington, there is implied guilt. If you are male, you
are already guilty.




Agree Agree I reside in Washington!!!

Damn, times have changed. I grew up in
Cle Elum up in the Cascades. Government
was the schools, the city rebuilding the
water system and the single cop giving
outsiders speeding tickets and that was
that. You were expected to take care of
yourself and your own. Juvenile "court"
was generally nothing more than the cop
saying a few words to your dad.

I moved to California after I got out of
the Army and have always kinda hoped
Washington would have stayed the same.

My brother lives out by Prosser. After
teasing me about living in California
for the last 35 years, he's finally come
to the conclusion that Washington has
caught up and even surpassed us in nanny-
state government.

"NW_Pilot" wrote in message

In the Soviet of Washington, there is implied guilt. If you are male,
you are already guilty.

Agree Agree I reside in Washington!!!

Sad but often true, also in Oregon. I have a relative who got in an argument
with his wife, she screamed rape, they locked him up for some number of
weeks (cost him his job) in jail, and then they threw the case out when they
realized she had assaulted him and there had been no sexual contact at all.

In an even more disgusting case, I had an uncle who was charged and
convicted for molesting his infant granddaughter. A jury convicted him but
the judge refused to sentence him to anything further than the conviction on
his record--he was a corrections officer, so it destroyed him--because
according to his own daughter, he had NEVER BEEN ALONE WITH THE BABY. The
judge said he couldn't overturn the jury's verdict, but he wasn't going to
further punish an innocent man. (Basically, he'd been letting his step
daughter and her husband live in a house he owned, and they stopped making
payments so the son-in-law filed charges and tried to sue him for the
house.)

-c