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Bizarre details of man's death revealed
Fort Worth Star-Telegram ^ | 3/7/02 | Deanna Boyd

Posted on 03/07/2002 4:34:10 AM PST by Dane

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To: Kaslin
Chante: I'm very sorry about what happened. But while you are here, would you open this jar of pickles for me?

I just am unable to process what this woman did.

61 posted on 03/07/2002 6:13:17 AM PST by AppyPappy
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To: Mercat
If she had been driving a big SUV, this probably wouldn't have happened.
62 posted on 03/07/2002 6:16:39 AM PST by unsycophant
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To: samtheman
Homeless, or living in a cave? It's hard to keep track of those bearded fanatics!

LOL! I think I read that men mending fences in Tennessee must grow a beard??. . .

63 posted on 03/07/2002 6:16:39 AM PST by MeekOneGOP
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To: Tacis
TACIS WROTE: "The story doesn't tell me the race of the parties involved. I've not seen this on the cable and haven't seen any of the "Breaking News" banners so, I'm betting the dead man is white (who cares about a dead white man) and the woman who hit him and her friends who helped move the body are not."

I have not heard a report on the story, but that area of town is virtually ALL BLACK. I does sound as if the victim was WHITE and she and her co-conspirators were BLACK. It ALSO sounds as if the JUDGE was BLACK...I'll ask some judge friends of mine and FIND OUT!

64 posted on 03/07/2002 6:16:43 AM PST by Concerned
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To: Dane
This pitiful excuse for a human being needs a complete new word defined for her torture & death....

Anyone, or in this case, anything, that could do that to another human does not deserve to walk around on the face of God's little half acre. But 'The Chair' is much to quick a solution for this problem.

I've always been a proponent of letting 'the punishment fit the crime'. In this case, she should be tied to the rear bumber of the Pace Car at the next NASCAR Event. Then, at eny given point in the race, drop that waste of skin, bones and air right into the middle of the back stretch and let her fend for herself........ . . .

The only drawback is the damage that she would cause to the drivers of the racecars.

So, let's get every adult member of the victim's family, together in one room and let them bring their weapon of choice (9mm, 12ga, pitch-fork, etc....). Then lock this 'Ecstasy' Addict in that same room. . . .for about two weeks..............

66 posted on 03/07/2002 6:27:04 AM PST by Alabama_Wild_Man
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To: SpookBrat
I'm always sad when people get the death penalty, even though I am 100% for it. But I WONT be sad when Darlie dies and I hope it's soon.

I am so afraid that since the court reporter messed up the transcripts of her trial, she may serve her life out in prison instead of getting that needle though. Hope I'm wrong. . .

67 posted on 03/07/2002 6:27:36 AM PST by MeekOneGOP
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To: Dane
We already know that our country is full of certified crazies....how else would Clintoon get elected?
68 posted on 03/07/2002 6:31:17 AM PST by 1Old Pro
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To: Dane
Later in the day, she was released on a $10,000 writ bond.

Why? this twit should be held without bond until she is tried, convicted, and sent to death row! This is inexcusable.

She's a NURSE'S AIDE, for Heaven's sake. How would you like to be her patient after she returns to work when she is out on bail? Ecstasy user? Heavy drinker? Heartless? VERY poor judgement?

69 posted on 03/07/2002 6:33:17 AM PST by afraidfortherepublic
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To: Concerned
I have not heard a report on the story, but that area of town is virtually ALL BLACK. I does sound as if the victim was WHITE and she and her co-conspirators were BLACK.

Well her name is Chante. I think that provides a clue.

70 posted on 03/07/2002 6:35:14 AM PST by afraidfortherepublic
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To: Puddleglum; MeeknMing
pretty soon we'll find out she was mentally ill and if anything is a victim herself

Dude, I have a feeling you're right on about that... Her lawyers will find some way to swing it in that direction, disregarding that she made it all the way through nurses aide training and whatnot.

This whole thing is sick. This just floors me that this wench could be so bereft of basic human decency. Apologized to him profusely my hairy Republican a$$-- probably just threw that in there at the last minute to make herself look not so drastic-- actually makes her look even more grotesque... Did you hear about this, M&M?

71 posted on 03/07/2002 6:42:05 AM PST by maxwell
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To: Mercat
I just shared this with my law partners. They immediately started casting the movie. Also thought it would make a great law school exam question. Yes, we are a sick and perverted profession.

That being said, I will share with you my ONLY personal experience with lawyers that I've had (except for Jury Duty related). Back in the early 80s, my parents enlisted a lawyer in Fort Worth, Texas to get Grandparents visitation with their grand-daughter. The ex-daughter-in-law told them they would NEVER see Amy again (the Grand-daughter). She laughed when my Mom told her that Texas allows Grandparents visitation because of a law recently (at that time) passed.

To make a long story short, the lawyer won the case for my parents and they did engage in monthly visitations and hence an ongoing relationship that lasts until now. She has babies now and my Dad gets to visit with them now also.

After the judge ruled in favor of my parents, my Mom asked the lawyer How much do we owe you now?? The lawyer told her, I'll send you a bill. They talked to him on numerous occasions and always told him You haven't sent us the bill yet. Well, that was about 20 years ago and he never sent a bill. He had grandkids about the same age, and I think they had things in common with my parents regarding his situation with his Grandkids, and didn't want to accept a fee for it?? My best guess. . .

72 posted on 03/07/2002 6:42:33 AM PST by MeekOneGOP
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To: Cicero
I remember reading a detective story about 25 years ago, in which the sleuth said that the murderer couldn't have been the nurse, because nurses are in business to save lives, not take them.

I remember a story when I was a reporter in Texas when a nurse, in a hurry to get to work, illegally passed a school bus picking up kids on the highway on the second day of school and struck a beautiful five year old girl who was crossing the road, holding her older sister's hand. The blow ripped the child from her sister's grasp and dragged down the road several hundred yards. The coroner was sick to his stomach when he was called to the scene to pronouse the little girl dead. I don't remember what happened to the nurse.

I wrote a scathing front page article about the fact that the school district had received many complaints about the danger of that bus stop and had refused to have the bus stop on the opposite side of the highway where all the children lived.

73 posted on 03/07/2002 6:42:58 AM PST by afraidfortherepublic
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To: Dane
When the man died, several of the woman's acquaintances helped remove his body

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Isn't it nice that your friends are there when you need them?

74 posted on 03/07/2002 6:45:50 AM PST by doug from upland
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To: AppyPappy
LOL!
75 posted on 03/07/2002 6:46:04 AM PST by MeekOneGOP
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To: P-Marlowe
I don't understand why she's out either. Just when you think you've seen the worst example of man's inhumanity to man....you are forced to see the injustice that comes after it like $10K bail. You watch, they'll give her 15 years and she'll only serve half of that.
76 posted on 03/07/2002 6:49:17 AM PST by anniegetyourgun
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To: Puddleglum
" It seems every day we're confronted with more evidence that the value of human life has been drastically eroded. I sometimes worry that what we're seeing is not the exception but the rule, that something dark and sick has grown pervasive in our society and breaks through whenever our illusion of a life of comfort and without personal responsibility stretches too thin and cracks. I then wonder if I'm just a worry wart, but seeing the way many people interact with one another in all sorts of conditions of anonymity (driving for one) makes me think otherwise."

I feel as you do. I fear for my children's future living in this society because more and more people seem to be becoming more and more barbaric and evil. Young people are being conditioned (in the public schools and in more homes than most would like to believe) not to take responsibility for their actions, to take risks that hurt others, and to take out their own bad feelings on others whenever they feel like it. In addition, the courts and trial lawyers have become terrible enablers of evil, much more than they used to be (and the Rats do everything they possibly can to keep good appointments off the bench.) It's frightening.

77 posted on 03/07/2002 6:52:31 AM PST by Irene Adler
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To: Dane
The only consolation I see: This happened in the great state of Texas where they regularly put to death persons convicted of murder. So hopefully Chante Mallard won't spend the rest of her days in prison on our dime. Death penalty for her and a very long time in prison for her 'helpers'.
78 posted on 03/07/2002 6:54:53 AM PST by upchuck
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To: Dane
The only consolation I see: This happened in the great state of Texas where they regularly put to death persons convicted of murder. So hopefully Chante Mallard won't spend the rest of her days in prison on our dime. Death penalty for her and a very long time in prison for her 'helpers'.

And to my fellow FReepers who have tried to guess the race of the folks invloved, shame on you.

79 posted on 03/07/2002 6:55:40 AM PST by upchuck
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To: maxwell
Did you hear about this, M&M?

Sure did. I heard it on the radio this morning on the way from my workout at Ballys. First thing I did was check and the Dallas Morning News is NOT covering it. I checked the Ft. Worth StartleGram and found it, then my search found it already posted here. Hence my ping-a-ling on #14. . .

Your comments are right-on too, IMHO! Thanks.

80 posted on 03/07/2002 6:55:43 AM PST by MeekOneGOP
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