Slice of Life in the ATL by Cracker

[Midwest Spy]

I'm sorry, I can't read that, my mind will immediately make a mental picture for me. I knew it would be bad when you referenced bugs & rats.

Five or six kids, all under 7, living in a trailer.

Welfare is bad for people. People need to work and earn their own way and only have kids they can afford to feed and care for. It makes you value your kids if you have to earn for them.

Breeding solely for the $$$ the children bring in. No love in that house.

[Cracker]

How much does a baby cry if you don't feed him? Do they just go quiet after that? Shit like that tortures me.

Are we really doing people a favor by allowing them to have kids they don't want and can't afford? We need to change how we do things.

All you anti-abortion people can fuck off. What good did that child see?

[Maggot]

No, that's West Virginia. They are called "hollers."

They call them "Sin town" here. A few years ago me and an old girlfriends brother visited a few up in Gods country. He said there were a bunch more he did not know about. They are probably still there and Maine has a ton of them. They have their own laws. And sometimes you see them pull into town and fill up their stepsides with groceries, gas and old car batteries. I can only imagine what they do with the batteries. I have always thought they were good people though, but they don't talk much.

[Cracker]

Inbreeding is bad, Maggot.

When you live here long enough, you get to know who belongs to what land. Family names are still big in the South. There are enclaves of people who have always been here. Those are "country" folks. They weren't slave owners, just simple people who haven't changed a bunch. I know several old families. They all play bluegrass and cook good food. They invite me sometimes because they think I am a foreigner. haha

[Lady Cop]

Maggot did you see the photos of Maine backwoods here?

http://mockforums.net/post-238227.html#pid238227
post 32.

very like W.VA. & hidden hollows.

[Maggot]

Inbreeding is bad, Maggot.

I know. They need a dentist or at least a dental assistant. Sometimes the tooth should not be just pulled.

[Maggot]

Maggot did you see the photos of Maine backwoods here?

http://mockforums.net/post-238227.html#pid238227
post 32.

very like W.VA. & hidden hollows.

Those houses in the background look like the ones I have seen, the windows are sometimes made out of doors.

[Lady Cop]

30 days?? 30 lousy days?? WTF


Atlanta Journal-Constitution

The female motorist charged with backing over a child in a stroller in a park near Snellville last September, fatally injuring a 13-month-old girl, pleaded guilty Friday to second-degree vehicular homicide and was sentenced to 30 days in jail.

Tekila Mynon Glass of Riverdale also pleaded guilty to failure to exercise due care in the Sept. 17 death of Olivia Hellwig, according to a news release issued Friday afternoon by the Decatur law firm of Wilson, Morton and Downs LLC, representing Olivia’s family in the incident.

In addition to probation, Glass, who was charged in Gwinnett County, was sentenced to 24 months’ probation, fined $1,000 and ordered to perform 120 hours of community service and complete a defensive driving course, the release said.

Glass driver's license was immediately suspended. She was told to report to jail May 25.

“It’s been a long seven months,” Olivia’s father, Brad Hellwig, told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution in a phone interview Friday afternoon. “Today started to bring some sense of closure and healing to what we’re going through.”

Asked about Glass’ sentence, Hellwig said, “We believe it’s appropriate and fair. We’re grateful she took some responsibility and pled guilty.”

Glass was backing a 2005 Chrysler Pacifica through the parking lot at Lenora Park on Lenora Church Road when the vehicle struck a stroller pushed by Brooke Hellwig, Olivia’s mother, in a pedestrian crossing area.

"After being knocked down from the impact, Brooke Hellwig got up and began running toward the rear of the SUV where baby Olivia and her stroller had been knocked over and turned upside down," the news release said.

"But just as Mrs. Hellwig was a few feet from baby Olivia, Ms. Glass reversed her vehicle again, running over the stroller and crushing baby Olivia's head," the release said. "She then drove forward again, running over baby Olivia's head a second time as Ms. Hellwig helplessly watched."

The child was transported to Children's Healthcare at Egleston in Atlanta, where she later died. Brooke Hellwig was treated for minor injuries, police said.






poor little baby. :(

[Cracker]

That is how cheap life is now. Thirty days for a lifetime taken away.

Wear your hoodie, mutherfuckers.

[Duchess]

I am, bitch.

[Cracker]

No go look at that baby again.

I never wear my hood up. Fucks up my hair.

[Duchess]

No, she's dead.

I wear my hood up a lot & snicker when I put my sunglasses on. I look cute, not like a thug at all. Grrr

[Cracker]

I'm sure you are super cute when you try to look scary. haha

I wish I didn't see her face, either. Will bother me until I forget.

[Duchess]

[Lady Cop]

this is interesting Cracker!

Before government engineers can deepen one of the nation's busiest seaports to accommodate future trade, they first need to remove a $14 million obstacle from the past -- a Confederate warship rotting on the Savannah River bottom for nearly 150 years.

Confederate troops scuttled the ironclad CSS Georgia to prevent its capture by Gen. William T. Sherman when his Union troops took Savannah in December 1864. It's been on the river bottom ever since.

Now, the Civil War shipwreck sits in the way of a government agency's $653 million plan to deepen the waterway that links the nation's fourth-busiest container port to the Atlantic Ocean. The ship's remains are considered so historically significant that dredging the river is prohibited within 50 feet of the wreckage.


Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/05/05/civ...z1u1PWgbas

[Lady Cop]

some interesting photos of ATL.

hover over the upper right of pic to see story or advance photos.

http://cnnphotos.blogs.cnn.com/2012/06/0...?hpt=hp_c3

[Lady Cop]

Jesus. beasts. photos at link:

http://www.cbsatlanta.com/story/18730329...?hpt=hp_t3

DEKALB COUNTY, GA (CBS ATLANTA)

DeKalb County police are on the scene of a fatal shooting at Victory for the World church on N. Hairston Road.
Two people are dead and two people are injured in a shooting that took place during a funeral in the parking lot of a DeKalb County church. See photos

The DeKalb Sheriff's Office is seeking information that will lead to the arrest of a 28-year-old wanted for murder.

The shooting happened in the parking lot of the church while a funeral was going on inside.

Two people were fatally shot and several more were injured.

Police at the scene said that one of the victims who was fatally shot was found in a car in the parking lot and the second victim died on the way to the hospital.

It was unclear if the people taken to the hospital for injuries were shot, or were pushed to the ground when gunfire rang out.

The funeral was being held for 19-year-old Ryan Guider. DeKalb County sheriff's deputies said he was killed on May 26.

According to the sheriff's office, Marcus D. Ventress, 28, is wanted for Guider's killing and has not been captured.

Police are currently questioning several people regarding the shooting at the church. Those people were, at some point, at the funeral.

No arrests have been made.




Marcus D. Ventress, Ryan Guider, his funeral

[Lady Cop]

somewhere in GA. sickening.





victim




crime scene



arrested with a minor


Polkfishwrap.com

Two suspects in the brutal murder of a female pizza deliverer were arrested Friday while Cedartown investigators said they continue to look for a motive.

Cadedra Cook, 18, of 229 Thompson St., Cedartown, and an unidentified 15-year-old male juvenile were caught at about noon Friday in a field on the property of the Old Hale Manufacturing Building on Lafayette Street, according to officials.

“We had been one step behind them most of the night,” Cedartown Assistant Police Chief Jamie Newsome said. “We were finally able to catch up to them.”

The two were charged in the Thursday night stabbing and bludgeoning death of Elizabeth Rae Hutcheson, 27, of 3776 Prior Station Road, Cedartown, while she was making a delivery for Domino’s Pizza to the Thompson Street home.

Newsome said he is pleased the two suspects were caught within a day after the slaying. He credits good teamwork with all law enforcement agencies for quickly finding them.

“It was just cooperative police work,” he said. “Without the help of the GBI and the U.S. Marshals to a small department like ours, it would have been hard on us.”

The CPD also had assistance from the Polk County Police Department and the Polk County Sheriff’s Office.

Polk County Sheriff Kelly McLendon said 12 of his people were involved in the search and at least seven from the U.S. Marshals Service were on the scene also.

“We were asked to assist. We were asked. We came. We helped out,” McLendon said.

Polk County Deputy Coroner Tony Brazier said Hutcheson’s body was turned over to the Georgia Crime Lab in Decatur at 2 a.m. Friday.

“She had multiple stab wounds to the head, chest and torso,” Brazier said.

He said this case is unusually horrific.

“It was one of the most senseless crimes I’ve ever had the displeasure of working,” Brazier said.

Newsome said the investigation into the slaying is still open.

Police confirmed a telephone pizza order was placed at Domino’s shortly before 9 p.m. Thursday. Hutcheson was the delivery person sent.

Newsome said the suspects ran after the incident.

Police officers on a routine traffic stop said they found Hutcheson at about 9:15 p.m. bleeding in the doorway of Cook’s residence.

She was later pronounced dead at Polk Medical Center.

The motive is still a mystery. Newsome said money was taken from Hutcheson in the incident but he doubts robbery was the sole motive.

Domino’s training program encourages drivers not to carry more than $20 with them.

[Cracker]

Cedartown is a meth town/nigger town. Most of it is projects and low rent. I drive through there sometimes on my way to AL or Rome, GA. I never, never, never stop.

[Lady Cop]

well here comes summer...how many kids every year?? i saw it so often in florida it was routine. between this shit and leaving babies in hot cars, i really should do a separate thread. sadly.
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Two 5-year-old girls drowned Sunday afternoon in a backyard swimming pool in Paulding County, police said.

The drownings happened between 2 and 2:45 p.m. at a home on Mirage Lane in the Vista Lake subdivision, according to Dallas police Sgt. Bill Gorman.

Family members gathered at the home Monday afternoon, but declined to speak to a reporter, asking for privacy.

Gorman told the AJC that one of the girls lived at the residence, and the other was the granddaughter of the family’s live-in housekeeper.

That housekeeper was supposed to be watching the girls Sunday afternoon while the rest of the family went grocery shopping, but was distracted by a phone call, according to Gorman.

While the housekeeper was on the 45-minute call, the girls went into the back yard.

“When the family returned home, they were looking for their daughter, and her 10-year-old brother found both little girls at the bottom of the swimming pool,” Gorman said.

“The little girl who lived at the residence was a swimmer -- she could swim back and forth the length of the pool -- and the other little girl was a non-swimmer, couldn’t swim at all,” Gorman said.

“We can only speculate as to how the two of them ended up in the pool,” he said. “No one saw anything, no one witnessed anything.”

He said the girls were fully clothed.

“They were not dressed for swimming, and it was raining, so they were not supposed to be swimming,” Gorman said.

Gorman identified the girls as Sophia Juarez, who lived at the home, and Mia Penoyer of Gwinnett County, the granddaughter of the housekeeper.

He said the 58-year-old housekeeper, whose name has not been released, will be charged with reckless conduct. She was hospitalized after the incident, Gorman told Channel 2 Action News.

“It’s a tragedy, so, so sad,” Gorman said. “The little girls were so very beautiful.”