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When Marvin Heemeyer, of Gramby, Colorado, reached a dead end in his fight with the zoning commission, the logical response would have been to petition them again, and await a future response. After all, Marvin Heemeyer was said to be a logical man, so it makes sense that he would take a logical approach.
Instead, Marvin Heemeyer went home, outfitted his Komatsu D355A bulldozer with armored plates, and drove it through the town knocking down 13 buildings and causing $7 million worth of damage with his makeshift “killdozer.”
It’s the stuff of nightmares. You have zero flying experience and your pilot suddenly becomes incapacitated. Would you be able to get yourself safely back on the ground? One of the few people who can definitively answer that question is John Wildey, an English retiree who, in the fall of 2013, was riding shotgun in a two-place Cessna when his friend succumbed to a massive coronary. Wildey told me his harrowing story over the phone.
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If your significant other is a Genius sitting in jail, you're probably not far behind. Genius Award Winner.
A woman's plot to smuggle drugs to her boyfriend in lockup was foiled by lawmen, and now both are behind bars in Jefferson County.
Sheriff's officials on Wednesday announced the arrest of 33-year-old Lauren Whitney Foust, and additional charges against Joshua Wade Ray, 35. Chief Deputy Randy Christian provided this account of what led to the bust:
On Monday, investigators received information that Foust was involved in a scheme to deliver drugs to Ray. Working from a tip developed through the Metro Area Crime Center, investigators determined that the exchange was set to take place during a court appearance by Ray on Tuesday, March 6.
Let's pray they don't reproduce.
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