In Case You Missed Church This Sunday

 

This reminds me of my kids. When they were little, they were usually the ones to break the news that Santa Claus isn't real to the rest of their peers, and now that they are older, they break the same news about his counterpart in church!

 

 

Through The Lens Of Sirunsun's Camera

Subornation Of Perjury

 

What happens, oh Marshall County Kansas prosecutor, when you know, for a fact, that the testimony you have "developed" and presented is materially false? If the witness you pressure and abuse in such a manner happens to be underage, are you contributing to the delinquency of a minor? You probably would not get charged with same, but you could, possibly, still face criminal charges for perjury; if, perchance, you did such a thing. This might actually be quite serious in your case, given your position. Not that there is a civil course of action one can easily find in Kansas for this...only criminal. Does that mean that in addition to losing your license to practice law, you could go to jail? And if you went to jail, would anyone in your personal acquaintance actually miss you?

In addition to being a bottom feeder, have you always been a bully, Laura McNish?

 

Slow News Day In Kansas

It must be a slow news day in Kansas. The Sedgewick County Easter Bunny......that is, sheriff.....Jeff Easter, decided that it was time to ration toilet paper for the inmates in his jail, and the inmates wrote to Chris Fisher, of the Wichita Eagle, to complain that this amounts to cruel and unusual punishment! So Fisher apparently took the picture to the left, outside of the detention center, (an Easter egg hunt, a la Jeff Easter?) and wrote the story!

In addition to saving Sedgewick County lots and lots of money, Easter Bunny Jeff Easter said that inmates somehow use toilet paper to mask the smell of tobacco and marijuana in their cells. Not the smell of anything else....just tobacco and marijuana! The question that is not answered here is this: how are people in jail getting marijuana without the help of the Easter Bunny?

 

Tornado Footage

This is footage, snagged from the Marysville Advocate, of a tornado that went through Corning, Kansas at the end of May. Lists of clothing and other items needed have been passed around of Facebook and other social media websites, but the most constantly needed items in situations such as this are usually cash and blood. Not everyone can donate blood, and of those who can, only a fraction usually do. It's a big deal.

 

Sheriff Expects Favortism

The sheriff here expected special favor when he was pulled over for DWI, and was shocked when he did not get it. Kudos to the trooper who agrees that we should all be sober when we drive!
 

Seeking Kyron Horman For Three Years

 

Kyron Horman has been missing from Portland, Oregon for three years, as of tomorrow. He was last seen by his stepmother, Terri Horman, at his school on the morning of June 4, 2010. His teacher listed him as absent when he was not in class when role was called, and no one batted an eyelash for the rest of the day, until Kyron was not on the school bus that afternoon. By that time, he had been officially missing for almost seven hours. In cases which actually involve a kidnapping by a stranger, NOT the norm in missing persons cases, the first three hours are the most critical in order to find a missing person. The seven hours before law enforcement was called was far too long.

Below is a set of pictures someone shared on Facebook awhile ago. These show Kyron, with his birthmark and his mole, which is under his right eye. While these pictures are not age progressed, as the pictures at the very top, anyone who may have seen Kyron should be aware of these two distinct features. Between eleven and fifteen percent of missing persons who end up found are found through photo recognition.

 

Hopefully, Kyron Horman will not have to remain missing for even one more day.