Duane wrote:
>
> Weirder stuff happens next door than anyone would
ever believe if they read
> it in a book. Even in small towns, where the weird
stuff may be weirder than
> normal, everyday, mainstream weird. Whatever that
is.
True. I work in a prosecuting attorney's office in suburban
Kansas City and we've had the following weird things in just
the past few years:
* Guy is shot in the back, and dies. Killer used a bow and
arrow.
* Thirty-two-year-old woman coerces 18-year-old boyfriend to
hire 17-year-old hitman to kill 27-year-old husband. On
credit.
* Woman entices her female lover to kill her gay husband so
they can unite as a familial unit and share in the raising of
a child.
And that's just off the top of my head; give me a couple of
hours and I could probably come up with a dozen more.
Not much happens here, but what *does* happen makes up for it
in weirdness.
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