Is that Shaw in that 2nd pic?

Because I've done it before, you have to say "Outstanding Job" to the investigator/Officer or whoever it was that got the description of the vehicle from the child witness that was detailed enough to give identifying information that led to them finding the vehicle which was probably the first big break in the case.

If y'all will indulge me for a minute, I will tell you of a similar case I had. When I was a rookie we responded to a call of a child being raped behind a store. The detective at that time, Al Krunosky, worked it and got a confession from James Henry Bibby. He was sentenced to ten years. Al moved on a few years later and I took his job working child victimization cases. One Saturday morning I was called out on a child being kidnapped from a grocery store by her house. She was led away with the promise of a few dollars if she helped wash his car (like a 4 year old will be a lot of help). Anyways the 5 year with her didn't go. I interviewed her and she described the car as old and had a streak down the side. She was adamant that the guy had snakes on his feet. Now that was a puzzler to me, but I recorder her saying it and noted it in my notes even though I had no idea of the relevance at that time. I put out a BOLO for an old car with a streak down its side, again not really knowing the relevance of that. In the meantime the child came home, roughed up and torn vaginally, but alive. We all went to the hospital and she was treated and before I could get home Sgt. Anita Barlow saw an old car covered in primer but with a streak painted down its side as if they were testing a color. She stopped it and called me and I immediately went to the scene. The driver was James Henry Bibby and when we got him out of the car, guess what he was wearing? Some pretty Snake skin boots. Long story shorter, we had him on camera in the store, and the other child IDed him and the car, so we arrested him. His seman was later positively IDed from the Rape kit. He had been released exactly one year to the day for the first Rape when he committed this one. He refused to give a statement and I got a Search Warrant for his house. One of the things I found and seized was his "Diploma" for completing Alabama's Sexual Offender's program. Bibby surprised us all on his first appearance in Circuit court and told the judge he was guilty. Judge Meigs looked a little confused and Bibby's lawyer, Billy Faile, a good lawyer and former DA shrugged his shoulders and told the judge that he advised otherwise. Judge Meigs said "Well, OK, I sentence you to Life." About 5 years later Bibby wrote me a letter asking if he could have his boots back? I turned that over to the DA and he said, "No, as long as he is in prison, there could be a chance at an appeal, so we'll keep the evidence".
As both the times he got caught he was a little more brutal we knew that eventually, probably his next one, he will kill the child. I'm prepared, as long as I live, to testify before the Parole Board as to the pattern of him becoming more violent in his efforts to prevent the little girls from being able to ID him. Last I looked, he was still in prison and hadn't been up for Parole yet. I seriously doubt they will ever let him out. I'm just thankful that that little girl that they called Pudding, didn't end up like cupcake.

Just wondering what is going to happen to the seed that are not rooted in the ground yet. Will they fail and die or will the roots find something to burry into with nutrients? There were quite a few seeds that didn’t have a sprout of grass but had fairly long roots just exposed. In my mind those seeds are doomed. Hopefully I will Be proven wrong but time will tell.

Agreed

Big win for wash

Looks like some master baiters around the state.

I know a few guys that lived in them. Mainly after a divorce. They wasn’t converted to a house tho. I’ve seen that video and many of their others. Good YouTube channel!

He will go around 200 when you put him on scales but when you drag or load him up you will swear he’s 350. Lol.

That video was awesome

I have 3 crossbows

Good deal. I Was hoping that would be your response.

Well, I've been driving for 38 years now, lots of trucks,trailers, cars, and tire blowouts but never had one damage a vehicle worse than a messed up rim. I average 20,000 miles a year and never hit a deer either.