What a horrid woman. I would love for someone to do such a kind thing for me. What an idiot judge. Doesn't he have anything better to do? Aren't the courts backed up enough with real cases? I bet this woman is the type to have lots of soft tissue injuries after a little no damage fender bender, too. ARRRRRRGH!
Fox News had the lady on yesterday. She's not an idiot, she's not malicious, she's not an old witch. She's a woman living alone in a remote area with an elderly mother, who has been attacked before. 10:30 at night is not the time to have a "surprise" cookie visit without identifying yourself, in my opinion. In my neck of the woods, the yard dog would run you off.
Not to mention that after banging on the door, and the woman calling out to ask who it was, they DID NOT identify themselves.
Seems like some Freepers are really jumping to conclusions.
The original post is just another in a series of knee-jerk reactions that promulgate the myth of "frivolous lawsuits."
Wanita Young:
"We heard this horrible banging on the door, like someone was trying to break it down," she told the newspaper. "I ran upstairs and called out 'Who's there?' three or four times. But no one answered me and when I looked out the window, there weren't any vehicles in sight. But I could see the silhouette of someone on the other side of the window. I got really scared and called the sheriff's department."
Three sheriff's deputies arrived and found the cookies along with a note that read: "Have a great night. Love, The T and L Club." The "T and L Club" stood for Taylor and Lindsey.
The deputies didn't know what the note meant and suggested the Young stay in a motel that night. Young's husband was out of town so she took her 86-year-old mother and 19-year-old daughter to her sister's house in Farmington, N.M.
"Driving down there, I was throwing up and feeling a lot of pressure in my chest," she told the Herald. "I thought I might be having a heart attack."
Young, 49, went to a medical center emergency room the next morning and her hospital bill was more than $1,400. Doctors diagnosed her problem as an anxiety attack.