http://www.amnews.com/public_html/?module=displaystory&story_id=50448&format=html

 

This story is just bizarre. Supposedly, a couple was fighting at the marina and the man threw his wife into the water and ran her over with a pontoon. She died instantly. He then tied a rope around her leg and drove the boat to land.

 

Meanwhile, two inmates at Northpoint Training Facility were fishing on the bank and witnessed the whole thing.

 

The man says his wife fell in the water. A witness or two says he pushed her in intentionally.

 

What a bizarre situation... Inmates get to take fishing trips?:isurrender:

It's being reported that Dr Hall is being held in Boyle Detention as murder suspect.

“He had tied her off around her leg or arm to keep her from floating away,” Lanham said."

 

I'm not going to laugh.

I'm not going to laugh.

I am NOT going to laugh.

I swear I am NOT going to laugh.

I'm laughing.:laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:

 

Oh well, I tried.

“He had tied her off around her leg or arm to keep her from floating away,” Lanham said."

 

I'm not going to laugh.

I'm not going to laugh.

I am NOT going to laugh.

I swear I am NOT going to laugh.

I'm laughing.:laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:

 

Oh well, I tried.

 

Bizarre. I can't get over the two prisoners taking a fishing trip.:clap:

Bizarre. I can't get over the two prisoners taking a fishing trip.:clap:

 

To be such a bizarre sad story, there is SO MUCH to it that is (quite frankly) hard not to chuckle at. I mean, how many times do you have prisoners on a fishing trip witness a murder?

That almost sounds like the beginning of a bad episode of CSI or something.

To be such a bizarre sad story, there is SO MUCH to it that is (quite frankly) hard not to chuckle at. I mean, how many times do you have prisoners on a fishing trip witness a murder?

 

Unbelievable. What kind of prison is Northpoint anyways? After reading this story, the crime rate may actually increase.

 

How ironic would it be if the doctor has to serve a sentence at Northpoint and ends up fishing beside the marina?

To be such a bizarre sad story, there is SO MUCH to it that is (quite frankly) hard not to chuckle at. I mean, how many times do you have prisoners on a fishing trip witness a murder?

 

You weren't on vacation, were you? :sssh:

You weren't on vacation, were you? :sssh:

 

:sssh: However, I AM out that way quite often these days.

Unbelievable. What kind of prison is Northpoint anyways? After reading this story, the crime rate may actually increase.

 

How ironic would it be if the doctor has to serve a sentence at Northpoint and ends up fishing beside the marina?

 

Excellent observation!!!! On another subject, ready for some trout fishing?

:sssh: However, I AM out that way quite often these days.

 

Regardless of the inherent criminal element hanging out there, I wouldn't mind doing so myself.

Regardless of the inherent criminal element hanging out there, I wouldn't mind doing so myself.

 

We need to have a BGP retreat out at the lakehouse. I need to get with AA to set it up.:thumb:

Excellent observation!!!! On another subject, ready for some trout fishing?

 

I'm in :thumb:

I'm in :thumb:

 

The house sleeps 7 comfortably, or approx. 23 if drunk so we need to get you, AA, Jim, Hearsay and any other interested persons together for a LAKE PARRRRRRRRTAAAYYYY!!!!!!!!

Unbelievable. What kind of prison is Northpoint anyways? After reading this story, the crime rate may actually increase.

 

How ironic would it be if the doctor has to serve a sentence at Northpoint and ends up fishing beside the marina?

 

I'm pretty sure Northpoint is only a medium security prison. I would assume that prisoners on good behavior may be able to go to the lake to fish. I don't know if it's the case at Northpoint, but I know at Eddyville, certain prisoners that had good behavior actually lived in houses just outside the perimeter fences. Obviously still supervised, but not behind the fence.