Good afternoon

[IMaDick]

MF hasn't started a topic in more than 2 years.

[Lady Cop]

good afternoon Dickie.
have you been good today?
do you need discipline?

i'm going to be snowed in and will need someone to play with.

[IMaDick]

good afternoon Dickie.
have you been good today?
do you need discipline?

i'm going to be snowed in and will need someone to play with.

I have been good, but I won't be back until around midnight.

[Lady Cop]

so this is a big farking deal because the head was found near the Hollywood sign?

oh well, Hollywood has some famous murders, like the Black Dahlia.




Coroner's officials identified the man whose dismembered head, hands and feet were found in a Hollywood park, but they're not releasing his name as police continue to hunt for his killer, authorities said Friday.

The identity, age and hometown of the victim was withheld because his next of kin had not been notified and because police investigators had placed a "security hold" on the information, Los Angeles County coroner's spokesman Ed Winter said.

The head was found Tuesday by a dog walker at Bronson Canyon, and police searchers turned up the man's hands and feet during a two-day search that ended Thursday. The park reopened Friday.



OOPS!

The dog emerged with what they thought was a fake head -- a not-so-unlikely assumption in Hollywood. "He had shredded the bag and had something in his mouth, which he dropped.

"And it rolled 30 feet down a hill and into a ravine," she said.

"Even as we got closer, we still couldn't say for sure whether it was ... real, until my mom was literally about a foot away, face to face, and could see bloody hair and eyeballs," she told the local KPCC radio station.

Her mother "gasped and said, 'It's real, oh my God, it's real'," she told KPCC.

The man whose whose dismembered head, hands and feet were found in a Hollywood park has been identified as 66-year-old Hervey Medellin

[ramseycat]

MF really hasn't started a topic in 2 years??? Wow. He is slacking big time on what used to be his project.