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MADem

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22. You might want to step back from that charity.

Thu May 23, 2013, 09:20 AM

May 2013

The FBI isn't going after "blood tests" that are required by the state--they are a federal entity that investigates major crimes. They aren't going to be fiddling with "Paypal" unless someone is laundering money pursuant to criminal activity.

Those cell phones and computers likely have interesting records on them that have nothing to do with a horse rescue charity. But that kind of thing makes a great cover for laundering money, I'll bet.

That's assuming it was the FBI that did the raid, too.

Here's an example where the state SPCA did a raid on a horse charity that sounds like a hellish experience for those poor horses:

http://www.sundayrecordherald.com/localnews/tipp-city-news/58-tipp-city-news/3005-horse-rescue-has-history-of-abuse.html

On Feb. 24, Serenity Horse Rescue was raided by the Ohio Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Miami County Humane Society and Miami County Sheriff’s Office. One hundred and twenty-five animals were removed, and its owner Shula Woodworth charged with five charges and 37 counts of animal cruelty. Although the court procedures for those charges started May 16, her alleged mistreatment of animals started long before the property at Miami County. Woodworth has pled not guilty and denies all charges. Here is the other side of the story: part one of this series will look at the dealings of Woodworth and the rescue at former locations in Warren County.

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'Never in his life': Father of Tsarnaev's friend questions FBI slaying of son [View all] temmer May 2013 OP

Naaaaah....of course not! He was a little LAMB, I tell you--a lamb!!!! MADem May 2013 #1

Amnesia? jakeXT May 2013 #3

Sounds to me like FauxSnooze were using sources that weren't IN THE ROOM. MADem May 2013 #4

More amnesia temmer May 2013 #5

Yeah, those two officials are the same AP source officials--and they weren't in the room. MADem May 2013 #7

I have to wonder if the interrogation was conducted in English... DonViejo May 2013 #54

The source that ties it together for me is his wife. MADem May 2013 #55

Wow, sounds like he had plenty of anger issues. Beacool May 2013 #38

It's amazing how little they seem to work, too, and how much money they have. MADem May 2013 #39

Maybe he was on welfare, like the older of the two brothers in Boston. Beacool May 2013 #45

Some welfare--where can I get some?!!! MADem May 2013 #48

You don't count, you're American. Beacool May 2013 #50

I think that a lot of his, and Tsarnaev's, money, came from drug running/dealing. MADem May 2013 #52

I hadn't thought of that, good point. Beacool May 2013 #65

Yep! You'd think they would have been checking on that for the past twelve years... MADem May 2013 #66

I know Albania is not Chechnya, but it might illustrate the point jakeXT May 2013 #44

That was very funny. Beacool May 2013 #46

Top Gear UK jakeXT May 2013 #47

Thanks. Beacool May 2013 #49

You can find lots of them on streetfire jakeXT May 2013 #51

Ugh, lovely. (nt) Posteritatis May 2013 #58

Ex wife chimes in jakeXT May 2013 #2

He didn't cancel his flight--he was on the No Fly list. MADem May 2013 #6

I can't find anything on the no fly list. Is it in the video? /nt jakeXT May 2013 #8

The FBI told him that his reservation wasn't operative, in essence. MADem May 2013 #12

'Don't leave, don't leave.' sounds more like desperation jakeXT May 2013 #16

When the FBI tells you that they want to see you, you aren't leaving. MADem May 2013 #19

If you have evidence you arrest somebody. Looks more like fishing in the dark jakeXT May 2013 #20

I think he is clear now jakeXT May 2013 #31

They probably had, in fact, run his DNA by that point in time. MADem May 2013 #35

I can't find anything about the No-Fly list. Where is it? GoneFishin May 2013 #10

See post 12. He wasn't "on" the no-fly list, but he wasn't flying without MADem May 2013 #13

I can't find where it says that either. GoneFishin May 2013 #33

Don't be obtuse and hyper - literal--those are MY words. MADem May 2013 #41

why were all those officials in a private home "interviewing' a person for hours? Sunlei May 2013 #9

Amenable to signing a confession, yet on the brink of attacking? GoneFishin May 2013 #11

He was out on bond for aggravated battery. LisaL May 2013 #14

And his wife admitted he went back to Boston in summer 2011. MADem May 2013 #17

If you rip off somebody, why do you leave $5000 behind ? jakeXT May 2013 #23

We know there was a lot of pot and five grand left behind. MADem May 2013 #25

... and amenable to signing a confession. GoneFishin May 2013 #26

I do not like the idea of our authorities conducting 'off the books' type interviews. Sunlei May 2013 #18

You might want to step back from that charity. MADem May 2013 #22

cool links thanks. Sunlei May 2013 #27

Apparently he wasn't the only person in the condo complex they interviewed. MADem May 2013 #15

I understand your point. Sunlei May 2013 #21

Well, we don't know all the details. MADem May 2013 #24

They had his crime scene fingerprints/DNA? Or is this speculation? GoneFishin May 2013 #28

The "if" is a clue--it's entirely speculation. However, the news reports in Boston have said that MADem May 2013 #32

Oh. Ok. Entirely speculation. GoneFishin May 2013 #34

Generally speaking, when one starts a sentence with a conditional phrase, we're not MADem May 2013 #36

His friend says they were questioned in a police department jakeXT May 2013 #30

Maybe they wanted them separated from the suspect. MADem May 2013 #37

Maybe if they didn't take him into the station he was not under arrest csziggy May 2013 #42

Remember when Alex Jones was crazy for making incessant CT claims? Nuclear Unicorn May 2013 #29

Hmmm, only two things are clear about the whole situation. Beacool May 2013 #40

Agreed. I find the number of suspects/key witnesses killed or nearly-killed snot May 2013 #56

Just like the parents Tsarnaev insisted their widdle angels geek tragedy May 2013 #43

Check out the nose on that dude. MADem May 2013 #53

Could have boxed as well; didn't the Tsarnaev he was friends with do that? (nt) Posteritatis May 2013 #57

This guy supposedly did the mixed martial arts schtick. His Tsarnaev pal was a Golden gloves boxer. MADem May 2013 #67

The way you talk about someone who's just passed away is disgusting temmer May 2013 #70

Gee--welcome to DU. Are you threatening me? MADem May 2013 #72

No - no threat - how do you get that idea? temmer May 2013 #74

In both sets of parents' defense... Posteritatis May 2013 #59

In general, parents are the worst judges of their kids' behavior geek tragedy May 2013 #60

Oh, absolutely Posteritatis May 2013 #61

the government plot stuff i ascribe to denial/cognitive dissonance geek tragedy May 2013 #62

I think it would be painful to discover that the monsters they created loyalsister May 2013 #63

I worked with parents in the Middle-East whose students JCMach1 May 2013 #64

Well ya know, "Jahar" was a MEDICAL student! According to his Paw, anyway... MADem May 2013 #73

"I heard a couple of loud bangs and saw a couple of cop cars riding by," temmer May 2013 #68

"By 11:30 I heard a few pops or something..." temmer May 2013 #69

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