Lively Case Discussion #580 2/1 - 2/4/2007

[Buckeye]

Anna

Found this in the form:

3. No person found guilty of or pleading guilty to forcible sodomy or an attempt to commit forcible sodomy shall be granted a suspended imposition of sentence or suspended execution of sentence.

[Anna]

O/T
Chattanooga is home to Krystal which is just like White Kitchen I think.  I used to know the Davenports and Sherill's who started that company, long ago.  I also believe, or have been told, that in addition to the onions what gives them the unique flavor is that some liver is ground up in the patty.  Don't know if that is true or not as it was not told to me by any of that family.  

Also in trivia dept. the first Coca-Cola was bottled in Chattanooga as well.  Old Broad Street bottling company I think last used by R.C. Cola as in Moon Pie and RC Cola fame.  Same family that started that company lived in what is now the Hunter Museum.  Also they donated Hunter Hall to what was once the University of Chattanooga and is now U of Tennessee @ Chattanooga.  I am showing my age as when I was there, it was still U of Chattanooga and private.  

Chattanooga used to be like a small town and everybody knew everybody else despite its having a large population, not sure why but we just did all seem to know all the other families, etc. that had to do with downtown area.  Very different and big city now.  Sadly.     I also remember when you could get one burger, fries and a coke for a quarter.  

Now I am feeling older than dirt!  

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[klaasend]

Anna - speaking of Coca Cola, did you see those Super Bowl ads for them?  I thought they were pretty good.  My favorite was the Blockbuster one with the rabbit, guini pig and mouse  

[Anna]

KLAAS,

See Item Number 7 here.  This is what I am talking about as thinking he may be planning a plea bargain of some sort.

Probable Cause Statement of Facts

1.     W.B.O. was abducted on January 8, 2007.
2.     W.B.O. stated that he was forcibly abducted by Michael J. Devlin.
3.     W.B.O. stated that Michael J. Devlin confined him and forced him to perform deviate sexual intercourse on multiple occasions in St. Louis County, Missouri.
4.     S.H. was abducted on October 6, 2002.
5.     S.H. stated that he was forcibly abducted by Michael J. Devlin.
6.     S.H. stated that Michael J. Devlin confined him and forced him to perform deviate sexual intercourse on multiple occasions in St. Louis County, Missouri.
7.     Michael J. Devlin admitted abducting W.B.O. and S.H. and performing deviate sexual intercourse upon them.

[San]

O/T
Chattanooga is home to Krystal which is just like White Kitchen I think.  I used to know the Davenports and Sherill's who started that company, long ago.  I also believe, or have been told, that in addition to the onions what gives them the unique flavor is that some liver is ground up in the patty.  Don't know if that is true or not as it was not told to me by any of that family.  

Also in trivia dept. the first Coca-Cola was bottled in Chattanooga as well.  Old Broad Street bottling company I think last used by R.C. Cola as in Moon Pie and RC Cola fame.  Same family that started that company lived in what is now the Hunter Museum.  Also they donated Hunter Hall to what was once the University of Chattanooga and is now U of Tennessee @ Chattanooga.  I am showing my age as when I was there, it was still U of Chattanooga and private.  

Chattanooga used to be like a small town and everybody knew everybody else despite its having a large population, not sure why but we just did all seem to know all the other families, etc. that had to do with downtown area.  Very different and big city now.  Sadly.     I also remember when you could get one burger, fries and a coke for a quarter.  

Now I am feeling older than dirt!  

.

I don't remember getting a burger, fries and a coke for a quarter.  What does that make me .

[klaasend]

KLAAS,

See Item Number 7 here.  This is what I am talking about as thinking he may be planning a plea bargain of some sort.

Probable Cause Statement of Facts

1.     W.B.O. was abducted on January 8, 2007.
2.     W.B.O. stated that he was forcibly abducted by Michael J. Devlin.
3.     W.B.O. stated that Michael J. Devlin confined him and forced him to perform deviate sexual intercourse on multiple occasions in St. Louis County, Missouri.
4.     S.H. was abducted on October 6, 2002.
5.     S.H. stated that he was forcibly abducted by Michael J. Devlin.
6.     S.H. stated that Michael J. Devlin confined him and forced him to perform deviate sexual intercourse on multiple occasions in St. Louis County, Missouri.
7.     Michael J. Devlin admitted abducting W.B.O. and S.H. and performing deviate sexual intercourse upon them.

Anna - thanks for pointing that out.  You're right..I missed that.  Very interresting and surprising, IMO.

[klaasend]

O/T
Chattanooga is home to Krystal which is just like White Kitchen I think.  I used to know the Davenports and Sherill's who started that company, long ago.  I also believe, or have been told, that in addition to the onions what gives them the unique flavor is that some liver is ground up in the patty.  Don't know if that is true or not as it was not told to me by any of that family.  

Also in trivia dept. the first Coca-Cola was bottled in Chattanooga as well.  Old Broad Street bottling company I think last used by R.C. Cola as in Moon Pie and RC Cola fame.  Same family that started that company lived in what is now the Hunter Museum.  Also they donated Hunter Hall to what was once the University of Chattanooga and is now U of Tennessee @ Chattanooga.  I am showing my age as when I was there, it was still U of Chattanooga and private.  

Chattanooga used to be like a small town and everybody knew everybody else despite its having a large population, not sure why but we just did all seem to know all the other families, etc. that had to do with downtown area.  Very different and big city now.  Sadly.     I also remember when you could get one burger, fries and a coke for a quarter.  

Now I am feeling older than dirt!  

.

I don't remember getting a burger, fries and a coke for a quarter.  What does that make me .

I remember when you could get a gallon of gas for under a quarter  

[San]

O/T
Chattanooga is home to Krystal which is just like White Kitchen I think.  I used to know the Davenports and Sherill's who started that company, long ago.  I also believe, or have been told, that in addition to the onions what gives them the unique flavor is that some liver is ground up in the patty.  Don't know if that is true or not as it was not told to me by any of that family.  

Also in trivia dept. the first Coca-Cola was bottled in Chattanooga as well.  Old Broad Street bottling company I think last used by R.C. Cola as in Moon Pie and RC Cola fame.  Same family that started that company lived in what is now the Hunter Museum.  Also they donated Hunter Hall to what was once the University of Chattanooga and is now U of Tennessee @ Chattanooga.  I am showing my age as when I was there, it was still U of Chattanooga and private.  

Chattanooga used to be like a small town and everybody knew everybody else despite its having a large population, not sure why but we just did all seem to know all the other families, etc. that had to do with downtown area.  Very different and big city now.  Sadly.     I also remember when you could get one burger, fries and a coke for a quarter.  

Now I am feeling older than dirt!  

.

I don't remember getting a burger, fries and a coke for a quarter.  What does that make me .

I remember when you could get a gallon of gas for under a quarter  

I remember going to the store for my mother and buying her a pack of cigaretts for 50 cents.

[Anna]

Anna - speaking of Coca Cola, did you see those Super Bowl ads for them?  I thought they were pretty good.  My favorite was the Blockbuster one with the rabbit, guini pig and mouse  

Klaas,

I only can watch college football.       The pros just put me to sleep so I had the Puppy Super Bowl on Animal Planet on part of the time, took a nap and missed most of the game and commercials.  If I don't go to a party or gathering for it, I just can't focus.   Same with pro basketball, they are too good is just up and down the court, same thing back and forth, puts me to sleep.  

They usually play those commercials forever after it, don't they?  Will keep an eye out for that one, thanks for the heads up.  Yes, lots of us locally have big CO stock and watch the company, etc. still even though headquarters in Atlanta and all activity there now.  

And am addicted to Diet Coke, seriously.        But they were very generous to Chattanooga in the early days, not that I was around for that, but do know of many charitable benefits Chatty received from their living there.  I think it is also BT's home town as well.

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[klaasend]

Anna - speaking of Coca Cola, did you see those Super Bowl ads for them?  I thought they were pretty good.  My favorite was the Blockbuster one with the rabbit, guini pig and mouse  

Klaas,

I only can watch college football.       The pros just put me to sleep so I had the Puppy Super Bowl on Animal Planet on part of the time, took a nap and missed most of the game and commercials.  If I don't go to a party or gathering for it, I just can't focus.   Same with pro basketball, they are too good is just up and down the court, same thing back and forth, puts me to sleep.  

They usually play those commercials forever after it, don't they?  Will keep an eye out for that one, thanks for the heads up.  Yes, lots of us locally have big CO stock and watch the company, etc. still even though headquarters in Atlanta and all activity there now.  

And am addicted to Diet Coke, seriously.        But they were very generous to Chattanooga in the early days, not that I was around for that, but do know of many charitable benefits Chatty received from their living there.  I think it is also BT's home town as well.

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After the thread change I'll see if the Blockbuster one is on Youtube..bet it is.

[San]

OK let's get this page turned to 50.

What was your favorite candy when you were small.  This question is for everyone .

[Tibrogargan]

OK let's get this page turned to 50.

What was your favorite candy when you were small.  This question is for everyone .

Kit-kat bars

[Tibrogargan]

Cat and friends :

[klaasend]

OK let's get this page turned to 50.

What was your favorite candy when you were small.  This question is for everyone .

I wasn't allowed to eat much candy and not allowed any chocolate.  I would have to say cinnamon ribbon hard candies when I was a kid.

[Buckeye]

OK let's get this page turned to 50.

What was your favorite candy when you were small.  This question is for everyone .

B-O-N-O-M-O .........turkish taffy........

[San]

OK let's get this page turned to 50.

What was your favorite candy when you were small.  This question is for everyone .

I wasn't allowed to eat much candy and not allowed any chocolate.  I would have to say cinnamon ribbon hard candies when I was a kid.

Wow Klaas no candy that would have been hard for me.

I guess I would have to say Gum.

[Anna]

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I don't remember getting a burger, fries and a coke for a quarter.  What does that make me .[/quote]

San,
I guess you would be younger than dirt,   not sure what it would make you.  But then you live in an area with higher cost of living so that would be a factor as well.  

We could get all dressed up, including gloves and maybe a hat especially in summer, ride the city bus all over, change if needed, etc. for about fifty cents, eat Krystals after removing gloves and then go to movie for about a quarter at a beautiful Tivoli Theatre, now Opera House.  In other words, we could just do it all for under a dollar.

And we were safe.       When a child was kidnapped when I was a child, it was NATIONAL news and very rare.  No matter what anybody says, I know these crimes against children are far, far more prevalent today than when I was young.  We would hear on the news about a child missing in say California and it was a HUGE deal.  Now there are so many we usually don't even hear anything.

I could do all this with my big sister who was only about fourteen and I was eight to ten, all by ourselves and actually expect to return home alive and unharmed and everything!  And we could cram three movies into one Saturday if we really hurried around and had $2.  State, Capitol and Tivoli but I only remember doing two in one day but she insists we did the kiddie show in the morning then the regular Matinée in afternoon at the same place sometimes.  Guess since she was older, she remembers better.  That and the Krystals were about all a person could stand.

[Tibrogargan]

OK let's get this page turned to 50.

What was your favorite candy when you were small.  This question is for everyone .

I wasn't allowed to eat much candy and not allowed any chocolate.  I would have to say cinnamon ribbon hard candies when I was a kid.

They sound nice.  I imagine from your description they would be similar to Liverpool Rock but instead of the peppermint flavour it would be cinnamon

[igsigs]

OK let's get this page turned to 50.

What was your favorite candy when you were small.  This question is for everyone .

Butterfingers...lol

Hey...I thought the KLPD investigation was going to be *no more than a few weeks*? That was months ago. They must be done by now.

[San]

OK let's get this page turned to 50.

What was your favorite candy when you were small.  This question is for everyone .

Butterfingers...lol

Hey...I thought the KLPD investigation was going to be *no more than a few weeks*? That was months ago. They must be done by now.

They are waiting for May 30th to release their findings and say case closed.