Justice is a Little Too Blind

A man in Chicago who had served 26 years of a life sentence for murder was released on bond and granted a new trial because -- get this -- two attorneys came forward with a client's confession after the client died in prison. They had known the entire time that their client was guilty of the murder, but could not say anything because of attorney-client privilege. I'm sorry, but that just doesn't seem right to me AT ALL. Don't you think it should be OK for an attorney to "tattle" on a client if they know someone else is serving time for the crime??? How could they live with themselves for TWENTY-SIX YEARS??? That just isn't right. Not even a little bit.

Speaking of things that aren't right, have you heard about the Mayor and his wife in Adelanto, California, who were sentenced to 6 months in jail for the theft of more than $20,000 from Little League coffers? Yeah, that's right, they stole money from little kids who wanted to play baseball! How low can you get?! They should have to serve more than just six months! Low-life idiots.

I think I've discovered the perfect way for a criminal to bug the hell out of the cops who arrested him: haunt the police station!! Apparently the police people at the cop shop in Homestead, Pennsylvania, are hearing slamming doors, phantom footsteps and typewriters that type on their own.

Investigators from the Greater Pittsburgh Paranormal Society revealed their evidence at a news conference Wednesday.

They showed audio and video recordings from inside the buildings that validated the rumors of hauntings for years.

Members of the Pittsburgh Paranormal Society call the mysterious happenings a residual haunting.

They found a cold spot in a cell and research showed there was a hanging in there in 1982.

Other unexplained items caught on tape include footsteps, doors slamming and a cable being pulled.

Workers at the police department said they are spooked, but not scared.

Hmmmm .... I dunno .... maybe they should be a little scared. Who knows what a former inmate would do now that he can't be jailed for his malicious behavior! ;)

Law, Justice, Ghosts