Posts Tagged ‘Would’
No guns ever, no permits to carry one simply no guns.
Then to do a crime with a gun carrys a death sentence.
A confessed and caught pedofile has to die.
No abortion ever but you can use contraceptives.
Only drugs prescribed by medical professional.
Universal health care for everyone no one has to die in the gutter.
Marriages is only between a man and a woman.
No multiple wives, and no abusing your wife or divorceing her.
Men would be required to support their wives and children.
He has to promise not to get involved in any foreign war.
Be it Vietnam, south Korea, gulf war or Iraq. NO foreign wars.
and if it becomes necessary to be involved in a war his child girl or boy has to be on the front lines.
Do not fight any war because you think there is an agressor about to pounch. Shore up our borders and only fight those who cross it to do us harm. Like a dog that is trained to sit on the porch and don’t let anyone on the porch.
after all the would you vote fors I had to say that not one positive answer.
I have a nice and funny, pretty much a normal nephew that has a newly wed wife into marriage and two little baby boys from the wife. Maybe about 3 or 4 yrs of marriage with his lovely wife. He commit suicide! I cannot believe a normal person like this, would do this, to himself. He was raise with 2 brothers and 2 sisters in a big family environment. He normally drinks beer and not into drugs, that I may know of. I heard rumors, that he was having problems in his life. The last time, I talk to him on the phone, was that he was busy working and supporting his lovely wife and small kids [family]. I never thought that he would do such a thing, especially being a hardworking family man. I am a hardworking family man, I do get into depression on my extremely bad days, but I never, ever think of suiciding myself, before my wife and lovely kiddos. Now the lovely wife is now a widow. How can this be? WHAT WENT WRONG??? WHAT COULD MADE HIM DO THIS-BY HANGING HIMSELF???
He’s other two close brothers [my other nephews], are not saying much. They would not explain or get into details to me about this situation, they are pretty much very quiet on this matter. It makes me wonder, what exactly happen to him, to push himself to hang [suicide]. Was the wife found cheating on him? Was he into drugs? Did he lost his job, etc,etc? Did he get into a major suicidal depression?
A divorced man marries into a blended family with another divorcee who has 2 kids. As the 2 children age, one of them becomes a huge problem – gets into drugs, steals, lies, etc. They overcome most of the issues there, but now druggie kid is 20 years old, has no job, doesn’t go to school, gets drunk, brings strange people to the house, and stays at their house. Mom enables him and lets him get away with murder. Husband is pissed because rules are constantly broken and there is no unity between he and the wife as she always lets the son go back to his ways.
Wife is also a cold fish. She never gives affection or sex – and refuses to seek help for it. Just tells husband she’s not in the mood, she’s too old (she’s mid 40s), and her overall attitude is “tough luck!” when it comes to sex.
They’ve been married for 10 years. Should husband get a divorce?
The wife refuses counseling for the sex issue.
Hound: I have nothing to do with this scenario, don’t even go there.
My friend has never had much confidence with women. I’ve always tried to be supportive and was really pleased that he’d found someone he’d like to marry. I was proud to be his best man. I’ve never had a problem with any of his other girlfriends, but there was always something about this person that didn’t quite click with me. Until recently I felt guilty about this: thinking the problem was mine and that maybe subconsciously I was judging her for her troubled past – drugs, prison, prostitution etc. But after staying with them last weekend and seeing their marriage close-up I couldn’t help but feel that he’s made a mistake in marrying her. She gives him no warmth or support; she’s incredibly lazy in terms of rearing the children/sharing household chores; she’s a bully and says things that are designed to be vindictive. I’ve noticed a change in him for the worst.
Do I wait for him to approach the subject?I can’t even get him out on his own to talk over a drink.
Many thanks for your time
1. You refine heroin for a living, but you have a moral objection to liquor.
2. You own a $3,000 machine gun and $5,000 rocket launcher, but you can’t afford shoes.
3. You have more wives than teeth.
4. You wipe your butt with your bare hand, but consider bacon unclean.”
5. You think vests come in two styles: bullet-proof and suicide.
6. You can’t think of anyone you haven’t declared Jihadagainst.
7. You consider television dangerous, but routinely carry explosives in your clothing.
8. You were amazed to discover that cell phones have uses other than setting off roadside bombs.
9. You have nothing against women and think every man should own at least four.
10. Your cousin is president of the United States
yes……….
I’m feeling rough, I’m feeling raw, I’m in the prime of my life.
Let’s make some music, make some money, find some models for wives.
I’ll move to Paris, shoot some heroin, and fuck with the stars.
You man the island and the cocaine and the elegant cars.
This is our decision, to live fast and die young.
We’ve got the vision, now let’s have some fun.
Yeah, it’s overwhelming, but what else can we do.
Get jobs in offices, and wake up for the morning commute.
Forget about our mothers and our friends
We’re fated to pretend
To pretend
We’re fated to pretend
To pretend
I’ll miss the playgrounds and the animals and digging up worms
I’ll miss the comfort of my mother and the weight of the world
I’ll miss my sister, miss my father, miss my dog and my home
Yeah, I’ll miss the boredom and the freedom and the time spent alone.
There’s really nothing, nothing we can do
Love must be forgotten, life can always start up anew.
The models will have children, we’ll get a divorce
We’ll find some more models, everything must run it’s course.
We’ll choke on our vomit and that will be the end
We were fated to pretend
To pretend
We’re fated to pretend
To pretend
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah
More lyrics: http://www.lyricsmode.com/lyrics/m/mgmt/#share
and why??
The hubby had a year-long heroin addiction that i was unaware of until he got busted on Easter Sunday. I left him in jail for a week to get clean, and when he got out I told him to tell me EVERYTHING. He admits that in the beginning his EX-WIFE and him were snorting it together. But then it was just him by himself……which i know he was by himself after october, bcuz i saw his phone bill & realized they were talking every single day. But now he’s 2 and half months clean & sober, and I still doubt his promises that they never had any intimate relations. so….i asked him to take a lie detector test and he refuses. Says I should just trust him, he said he didn’t so he didn’t. HELLO?!?!?!?!?!?!? so, if you DIDN’T cheat, wouldn’t YOU take a polygraph test, just to save the marriage??
DON’T FORGET HE HID HIS HEROIN ADDICTION FROM ME FOR A YEAR!!! i asked him over and over if he was on dope & he promised promised promised……..then he got busted
My husband had a child and was married nearly 9 years ago. His ex wife left in the middle of the night nearly 8 years ago and took their daughter. She bounced around and then came back after he pleaded. She returned 4 months pregnant and stayed for 10 months, had the child which is not biologically related to my husband, but he signed the BC and tried to make it work. She took off 2 months after the birth and was awall for nearly 6 years, my husband paid child support to her last known address the entire time. He filed for divorce 5 years ago and completed divorce by publication because her whereabouts of her and the child where unknown. At one point they surfaced about 3 years ago and he found out she was a habitual cocain and heroin user and had been since she was 16 which explains her sketchy behavior. He found out that legal custody had been granted to a grandparent, we attempted to file for custody but had to enter the foster care program, at the time we were students in college and could not enter the program ( he was no longer considered a guardian since the office was told he passed away 4 years prior, even though he paid child support to that office)
Either way, one week ago the mother and children surface again and tell us they are going to be about 20 miles from our home this weekend. She says they want to see him, even though they don’t know who he is. She informs my husband that they call her new husband Daddy and not to freak out about it. I should mention she does not legally have the children, and while we reported that to the state inw hich they live they will not do anything until the legal guardian says they are missing.
So she wants to have this meeting. We both feel that this meeting should be set in a structured enviroment with a mediator, not over coffee and dinner. We’re thinking this could be very hard for the children to handle, a lot to take in. The mother insists we do this in a public place and is refusing to have them meet in a structured setting. We are going to speak to a psychologist in the morning to get their opinion, but I am curious how other parents might handle this very odd situation.
At first the thought of a nice meeting, where they can meet their little brother and sister ( we have twins) sounds so nice, but then the more I think about it, I think it needs to be in a more structured setting.
The other side of it is, I think it could be really hard to know you were 20 miles away from your father and didn’t see him.
I don’t put it past the mother to tell them exactly that as well.
Please don’t get upset with me about this, I know it’s messed up and sad, but really we’re trying to do what is best for the children.
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In addition, we have tried to gain custody of the children. At the time, we were told it was basically a legal adoption because custody and guardianship had been awarded to a grandparent. The court informed my husband that if he wanted to push forward we would need to have a home inspection in our state, when we applied for that we had to enroll in the foster care program and classes, we could not enroll as two unmarried students with part time jobs. The attorney in that state informed us it was going to cost around 12K which we didn’t have at the time.
We are working on building a case to gain custody rite now, it’s just not as easy as one might think.
ok, he is a good person, he was married for 8 years, but his wife cheated on him and they divorced, they have two children. he went to prison for a few years for larceny and drugs, heroin, among other things, now he is on probation for however long, he has been clean for close to three years. he is devoted to his kids and works hard, and does what he can to make sure he doesn’t go back to his old life.he says he loves me and wants to get married, but i am a little leary about the who drug use thing. i have been around that all my life, watch my brother be a drug addict, then get clean and stay clean for a few years, then go back to the drugs, then get clean and so on. i am afraid if this guy does the same thing, it will me, but i do love him too, i am just not sure if i should take that risk. he says he won’t go back, but you can never be sure of that. would you date him?
In Oct of 2005 she had my son and our marriage councilor diagnosed post partum depression. When my son was 3 months old she began partying like when she was single. This includes going out two to four times a week until 7 to 8 in the morning. In the Fall of 2006 her mother and drug addicted father moved in with us, into a 2 bedroom house, with my wife, myself, my son and step daughter. This was supposed to be temporary. Three months later the father had left the mother. Both mother and daughter were getting drunk at least weekly. They decided to take my wife and mine tax return of $4,000 and go to California for a vacation instead of paying off some judgments that my wife and I agree to pay with the money. Two weeks after they got back I left. In the following month she said she would change and things would be better. I came back. A month later I had to force the mother in law out of the house. My wife continued drinking eventually she got a DUI.
I went away on business and she wouldn’t even skip a drinking session to pick me up from airport when I got back. If see doesn’t have money to go out and drink she will borrow it from her mother. We spent 6 weeks going to a marriage councilor, but ignored the councilor’s recommendation in regard to the post partum depression. To top it off the councilor said she didn’t think my wife had a problem with alcohol.At times she displays remarkable paranoia. She has even gone so far as to try to use the kids to spy on my conversations between my parents and me. (She bribes them and will even use her step daughter to interrogate my son from a previous marriage.) Now she says she is pregnant, but she went out with her friends again last night (says she didn’t drink but came home at 1 am and immediately showered). The time frame for conception is “wrong” too; it was during a time when I was away for work.
PS. She offered to got to church counciling to “straighten me out”, but when I took her up on it she dropped it like a hot potato. She argues that I don’t help enough with the kids and house work. I work 10 hours a day, am pursueing an MBA, and come home to watch kids, do the dishes, maybe a load of laundry, and cook dinner. She works maybe 30 hrs a week, wakes up after 9 am or 10 am, and stays up till midnight even if she isn’t getting drunk at the bar. Before I met her I had a house 3 vehicles and good credit. Now we rent own 1 running car and have been through bankruptcy and our credit is still bad.
What is your impression of the situation?
What would you do?
She has also put on about 50lbs from when I met her. Do you think she would be able to cheat on me?
I’m talking about Frankie Lymon if you’ve ever seen the movie “Why do fools Fall In Love” or heard the song in the 50′s.I heard that Frankie Lymon got into heroin at the age of 15 in 1957 he was introduced to it by a 40 year old woman and he even liked older women that were like 25.When he was 14 in 1956 he started sleeping with Zola Taylor who was 18 at the time,why would an 18 year old sleep with a 14 year old.The other boys in “The teenagers” the group he was in didn’t do that stuff they were being normal teen boys Frankie was the only messed up one and he was the youngest in the group and they kicked him out.In 1961 he met Elizabeth Waters an 18 year old who got married at age 16 to a guy had a child being raised by her parents never divorced and in 1964 they married but soon separated cause of drug problems then he married Zola Taylor in 1965 but soon separated then he was drafted into the army and in 1967 he married his third wife Emira Eagle in Augusta Georgia and their relationship was good.
The movie was based on a true story it is infact true with some stuff altered!
Back then you became an Adult at 21 in the 1950′s
Ive been friends with this guy for about 13yrs and we finally told each other that we was in love with one another about 12yrs ago but hes married, so we just remained friends. He was there for me when i was going through my bad relationships and I was there for him. Well hes getting a divorce after a 11yr marriage cause his wife is on drugs and a whole lot of other issues. Its so bad that the wife dropped there daughter off to his mothers house over a year ago and hasnt been back to see her but maybe three times.We finally got up with each other and its been like heaven he brings things out of me that i didnt know they were there and he saids that i make him happy when we are together. He said that he doesnt want to rush anything because before he can move on he has get out of what hes already in. he already know that im in love with him and he said that he feels the same way. I know hes going to need time cause theres alot of hurt and pain from the marriage. My question is what can i do to help him get through this hard time? I love him and i can see me marrying this man but i dont want to push him.
My husband of over 20 years has been good and bad to me. He has taken care of me financially, other than micro-manage my money. He does really nice things for me, but is sarcastic to me in front of others. He can’t go 1 day without talking about me behind my back. I beg him to stop, but he can’t.
Since we first got married, he ran to his parents about any kind of fight we had. They lived next door to us, what a total nightmare. After 4 years of this we moved away, and things got better.
Fast-forward to 8 years of marriage. We move close to his mommy and daddy, but not next door or anything. Once again, any kind of disagreement and he tattle tale’s on me like a baby. They ofcourse pamper him. His dad passes away. Things arn’t as bad, but his mother thanks I’m the skum of the earth still.
1. I don’t drink or smoke.
2. I have never cheated on him.
3. I have devoted my life to my husband & son whom is 19 yrs. old
4. Our son is now addicted to drugs, and my hubby keeps bailing him out of trouble hiring lawyers which doesn’t solve anything.
5. Before our son’s addiction, when my son would hide and smoke a cigarette for ex., my husband would punish him by not speaking to him for weeks to months on end.
6. My husband went overseas. His father wrote every time I would go anywhere, how long I was gone, etc. He would talk horribly about me to my own son. My son just stopped visiting b/c it hurt him to bad. Then his dad would go through my trash and report to my husband if he found something that I had bought that for ex. was in a box. Like a blower for the driveway, electric screwdriver, etc.
7. We do not have any debt what so ever, have a large amount of equity in our custom-built home, own every vehicle in our yard. Obviously I’m not so terrible with our money.
My friend says I just need to pack my things and leave for a few days, or weeks.
I’m contacting a lawyer. I know he loves me, but he also takes everything out on me. I’m the only one he has. When he gets over his temper tantrums he tells me I’m a good wife & he just has problems.
Where does this hell stop?
I have been married to a sociopath for 8 years. I am wife# 3. We share a child, who adores both of us. From the start he was so attentive. I did wonder however, why he had soul custody of his two teenage boys and their Mother never was mentioned or involved with them. He is very controlling and they were not allowed to mention her name. I became pregnant, he then suggested I get an abortion by taking a pill. I refused. We eventually got married. It was so gradual. I watched him browbeat his younger son , who was fond of his mother. To the point where his son was having panic attacks which led to heavy drinking and drugs.And later showed signs of violent behavior. The older son however is his favorite. Later I found out because he does as he is told. Needless to say when the boys left home, I became his punching bag. He has recruited his whole family against me.It has made my life a living hell, since my family is deceased. I had the good credit when we met. He had none. I put his name on my cards. He then forged my signature for huge amounts of cash. When his business failed I am left holding the cards literally! Thousands of dollars. I learned he owed the IRS quited a large sum of money which he lied about. We lost our home. After I refused to sign Power of Attorney on his tax lien , he made my life unbearable. Often times he would bring in his fav. son to get in my face and try and set me off. I warned him, the next time the police would be called and he would be escorted off the property. This man is very cunning, noone ever hears the things he says to me. It is emotional and mental abuse of severity. I have called the women’s shelter and the women’s crisis center for help several times over the years. Appears to be hopeless. I am afraid of him. I have seen him set people up for failure. He is a convincing, practised liar. and has an exceptional verbal facility, which can outmanoeuvre most people in times of conflict. I just feel as though there isn’t any hope. He is the actual Jekyll and Hyde nature. a very scary individual. sometimes i wonder if it’s easier to stay in the marriage rather then face divorce. I do know I cannot go on feeling this way it just gets worse with time. Open for suggestions……………
Ok, this is gonna be a little bit of a long story, so I apologize in advance. So, my dad had a son with his first wife that’s 3 years older than me. I also have younger siblings..same dad. So this guy is my full siblings and my half brother. His mom moved their family WAY out of state when he was 6 or so, so although I saw him some when I was little, I don’t really know him now. I met him once when he was 18 and spent a few hours with him. That’s all that my siblings and I have seen of him. Well, our dad died 5 years ago. I hadn’t heard anything about my half brother (John) since then. So I decided to look him up on Myspace, because I just wanted to know how he was doing/what he was like/etc. It’s weird having a blood relative, especially one who looks so much like my dad who is gone, out there in the world and not knowing them. Well, I was able to find him on MS and his page wasn’t private, so I checked it out. I found out that he has 2 kids with a gf he’s no longer with, beautiful kids and that he still lives in CA. However, I also read several things that mention heroin, other drugs, and homelessness. Obviously not what I was hoping to find. But I messaged him anyway, thinking that it couldn’t hurt to talk to him online, drug addict or not. Right? Well, now I’m in a mess. The first message I sent him was about a week ago, and we’ve passed 3 messages between us since then. Tonight, for the first time, he called me. For the first 10 minutes, I was having a great time talking to him. Then it came…he asked me if he were to find a way out here to visit, would I be ok with him staying with me? It took me off guard, b/c although related, we’re perfect strangers. He actually said he wanted to hitchhike here (to Dallas) from California and spend some time here getting to know me and our other siblings (there are 6 of us kids all together). Well, I’m married and my husband was less than thrilled at the idea. He actually outright said no at first. But once I was off the phone and we talked, he seems to be at the point where he is keeping an open mind…for now. See, the thing is John (1/2bro) is admittedly using heroine currently. Obviously, that’s a concern for my home. You hear so many things about what a drug addict is capable of…stealing, violence, having them in MY home and getting me into legal trouble and more. John and I talked about some of these things, and he seems very open and honest about it. He says that he wouldn’t disrespect my home by doing drugs here, but that he may go out and do them WHILE here. He says he doesn’t believe in stealing and that he’s not a violent person. His exact words were “You might be surprised and not believe me, but I actually have good moral values. I’m not trying to come freeload, I just want to get to know all of you”. And he does sound very sincere, and not the least bit surprised or offended that I’m concerned. He wasn’t defensive at all, which surprised me. So what does that mean? Should I trust what he says, even just b/c of the way he said it? Should I even be considering letting him come and stay with me for a week? My husband and I aren’t rich, not even close, but we have acquired some nice things (big screen tv, jewelry, etc.) that we have worked hard for and don’t want to risk. Neither of us have done any drugs or been around people who do, so going to jail b/c of someone else would be incomprehensible. I haven’t ever had as much as a speeding ticket. So I have a lot to lose in this. On the other hand, I don’t have my dad anymore and I feel alienated from my dad’s side of the family, so I yearn so bad to fill in at least one missing link. So what would you do? If you’ve had an experience close to this, I’d love to hear it. I’m the oldest of my siblings, and I looked him up, so if anything should happen to them either, I would also feel responsible. That’s one more thing to think about.
mrs.o My siblings are all younger than me (I’m 25) and they don’t even have as many worries as I do. They, however, haven’t been on their own for very long or have that much to lose financially. They also don’t have the life experiences that I have when it comes to being burned b/c you were too trusting. I am still very naive and trying to learn from my mistakes. I just feel guilty, like I’m somehow punishing my 1/2 bro because of what other people have done to me in my life. How do you know if you’re just going on experience or if you’ve become pessimistic and hardened to outsiders?
I’ve been married for two years. I got married bc I decided I needed to be the best father I can be for my daughter who is now 3. My wife was hanging out with another man at work and the gym about a year ago and wanted to leave me. I said OK bye and she came back and begged me to stay and I gave in. She said they never kissed or had relations. She then set out on a mission to get pregnant again and we had another child who is 2 months now. I am very unhappy in my home but my children are very important to me, the reason I married is bc we broke up before and I couldn’t see my children bc she told the court i was a heroin addict, a totally false accusation and called the cops and said i beat her. I don’t know what to do bc I love my children and i feel like as long as i’m here i protect them from her and her families craziness, but i also would like to have a life i enjoy. any advice would be helpful.
Hey, welcome to Thursday!
The more stuff I learn about this guy, the more I dislike him. Not so much for his deviant interests but rather that he posed as this “law and order” crusader while leading this entire secret life. Of course, the cheating on your spouse part goes without saying. And why do these wives always “stand by their man” during the press conferences? What a jag bag!
Lush – Hypocrite
Genitorturers – House Of Shame
Nine Inch Nails – The Downward Spiral
Fugazi – Fell, Destroyed
Ana Maria – I can answer that one; screwed for life!
♫ՖքØØķ¥♫ – Pretty much. These idiots think they’ll never get caught.
mustang_girlie – That song is just too perfect, LOL. MSI in general is. You and Spooky were all over that one. :)
When Nicholas Gianquitti moved to Daisy Court in 2005, he entered a model of quiet suburbia, where all the split-levels came with backyard fences and neat yards and children played in the cul-de-sac.
One problem: Gianquitti seemed at odds with the neighborhood children.
Their balls were always bouncing across his lush lawn or hitting his polished car.
Gianquitti complained about this last year to a friend from his old neighborhood, Oakwind Terrace.
The kids’ balls “were always banging his cars,” recalled Ron Silvestri of his conversation with Gianquitti. “They were brand new cars and he didn’t like his cars being ruined.”
Gianquitti, a slight man who drew a disability pension from the few months in the early 1990s when he served as a Providence police officer, complained to his neighbors on Daisy Court as well. And parents there and on the adjacent cul-de-sac, Lily Drive, warned their children to keep clear of the man with the tuft of orange hair sprouting from his chin.
On Sunday, Gianquitti’s next-door neighbors, James and Adriana Pagano, hosted a birthday party for their young son. Some kids were playing in the street and, neighbors say, Gianquitti, who is 40, came out yelling and swearing at them when a ball struck his car.
Pagano, 44, a Cranston firefighter for 15 years who had been officially promoted to lieutenant just last week, rushed over to confront Gianquitti.
The confrontation led to punches and then, with children and others watching, the scene turned surreal.
Witnesses reported hearing several shots and seeing Pagano, lying in the street, mortally wounded. Many of his neighbors and relatives began calling 911. The time was around 3:15 p.m.
Yesterday, while a District Court judge ordered Gianquitti held without bail on a charge of murder, police investigators probed the dirt and leaves blown against the sidewalk outside Gianquitti’s home at 16 Daisy Court, searching for evidence and trying to piece together a neighborhood killing.
Law enforcement officials say Gianquittihad been licensed to carry a concealed weapon since 1993 when he left the Providence police force after six months after suffering a knee injury.
Police confiscated several rifles and pistols from his home following the shooting.
McGrath said some of the gunshots may have been fired from inside Gianquitti’s house and others from outside.
Pagano grew up in the Garden City section of Cranston and graduated from Providence College in 1989. After college, he served as an aide in former Cranston Mayor Michael A. Traficante’s office before joining the Fire Department in February 1991. He was promoted to lieutenant in January, taking part in a department-wide promotions ceremony just last week. Married to Adriana Pagano, a part-time hairdresser, he had a daughter and a son. He was an avid golfer and a big Red Sox fan, known for cooking veal and mushrooms at the fire station and laughing easily.
Sunday afternoon at Fire Station Three, where Pagano had worked for some 15 years before a recent promotion and transfer, Lt. Mike Procopio and Firefighter Ray Giguere heard the call of a man shot on Daisy Court and sped to the scene.
They did not know, yet, it was their friend. But they were concerned.
“We knew it was his street,” Procopio said, in an interview at the station yesterday.
Gianquitti, married with a teenage daughter, had retreated to inside his house by the time the police arrived. And with reports of an armed man inside, officers initially cordoned off the street, with even the paramedics restricted to the perimeter.
Police took Gianquitti from the scene without incident, the chief said, along with his wife and his daughter.
McGrath said the department has 15 officers from the detective division working on the case, including three from the Bureau of Criminal Investigation, which is examining forensic evidence from the crime scene.
In May 2006, Gianquitti filed a formal complaint with the Cranston police of kids in the neighborhood playing with hardballs.
He wanted to get it on record, the chief said, in case there was damage to his property at some point.
Sorry I shortened the article to post it on here. I think this guy should get sentenced to prision for life. It is just awful how he reacted and they haven’t stated but I don’t even think his car had any damage even if it did that is no reason to take someone’s life.
Manorbier in summertime
Perched high above a peaceful beach,
With splendid views across the coast,
Come visit Manorbier with me,
A castle haunted by old ghosts.
Baronial home of Norman style,
It’s stood the test against all gales,
A treasured gem in Pembrokeshire,
Much loved by Gerald, son of Wales.
The masonry of limestone built,
Crafted by twelfth century hands,
Its turrets, towers, round and square
Though aged and wind-worn upright stand.
With strong and crenelated walls,
Unspoiled by Medieval gloom,
No savage blows by evil foes,
Have turned this place to silent tomb
A quiet solitude pervades,
It captures mood of years gone by.
The chapel and the gatehouse near
And inner ward has view of sky.
On cloudless days this spread of blue
Can fall to greet a sparkling sea,
And from the heights your eyes can roam,
To cast themselves on lush country.
The laid out borders edge the green,
Bedecked in glorious summer bloom,
The colour lifts the whole display,
And air is filled with sweet perfume.
I’ve stood and felt enchanted here,
Looked back to times of toil and strife,
Heard pluck of strings on soulful harp
And mused on being Baron’s wife.
Danny, thanks for the link to the photograph
Mike, your link is also wonderful, in particular all the images of the inner garden. Wonderful place. Thought you might know it, you spending time in Pembrokeshire
Mr Buscetta, did you have any interest in the early sixties drug deal?”
“No comment” Tommaso Buscetta replied.
1968,Tommaso Buscetta stood in the court room with a sincere yet respectful grin on his face, as he was being burdened with queries about the Tom Hewitt murder case. Tommaso Buscetta was an average height man but a very stocky build. He had dusky olive coloured skin which was well suited to his greasy Black hair which strode finely down his polo shirt collars. Buscetta was wearing a navy Blue pinstripe suit made out of wool, with a golden chain hanging down his torso with a locket attached to it. The gold-silver plated contained a picture of his wife and youngest son who he loved dearly.
Tom Hewitt a New York prime newspaper publisher was murdered December 1962 just after peace had been made after the first mafia war-Which had been caused by the tension due to the missing Heroin shipment which was coming into America. The heroin was to be shared out between the families who had contributed their assets into a 3.5 million dollar drug deal with Cubans producing and distributing narcotics in the Caribbean. The mafia families didn’t take kindly to their assets been lost and floating around in the Pacific Ocean. Most of the families who had been involved in the Heroin deal were either part of the Irish mob that had come to America to ensure they had retained profit from this deal for future events that their family would go through or the families were part of the notorious Cosa Nostra. Overall there were seven families involved in this deal and they had all lost their money because of some disturbance which had occurred on the Caribbean borders.